Where is my dmfe1 on SunFire V100?
Hi all,
I've just installed Solaris10 onto my SunFireV100. However, I don't see the 2nd ethernet adapter after the installation finished. There's only one dmfe0. How do I active it again? Once more, telnet service seem not to be installed sothat I have to use console port to configure it. Can I install telnet or SSH to remote admin this server. Thank you in advance. |
Code:
ifconfig dmfe1 plumb |
Great!!!
Code:
ifconfig dmfe0 plumb How can I enable telnet and ssh services ? Thanks so much |
omg, the dmfe1 is "unplumb" after I restart the server. Can I keep it up 4ever ?
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To keep dmfe1 after a reboot, just create the /etc/hostname.dmfe1 file with the wanted IP address inside.
For the other issue, what show the following commands ? Code:
svcs -l telnet |
Here's the output
Code:
-bash-3.00# svcs -l telnet Code:
-bash-3.00# svcs -l ssh Thanks. |
I put "192.168.1.4 netmask 255.255.255.0" into /etc/hostname.dmfe1 file, after restart, i see the dmfe1 up but i can not ping to my pc (192.168.1.44), if move the cable to dmfe0, ping is okie. What's problem here?
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Haha, I can start telnet and ssh service. just create file /etc/resolv.conf and put "nameserver 192.168.1.2" inside this file, restart server and these services come up. I think because file /etc/resolv.conf is absent so inetd couldn't start > telnet and SSH same. Is it rite ?
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Well, you had a messed up network configuration.
You told the system to use dns as a name resolution method, but you didn't configure dns. As a consequence, the services depending on a proper network initialization weren't launched, that make sense. About dmfe1, what says "ifconfig -a" an "netstat -rn" ? |
Which option should I choose for name resolution method? I don't have any DNS server in my lab (I have only 1 PC and 1 Sun). I think that I need to re-install my server (to learn more experience ;) ) . Do you have any suggestion for me sothat i can have the server with good configurations.
Thx. |
Hey, it looks like everyone want to reinstall its server as soon as a problem happens. Solaris is not Windows ;)
Choosing the name resolution is done through a single file: /etc/nsswitch.conf Just copy /etc/resolv.files to /etc/nsswitch.conf and you are set. |
I've changed line "hosts: files dns" -> "hosts: files" in the /etc/nsswitch.conf file already.
Howerver, I changed it back "files dns" and type Dns address of my ISP into /etc/resolv.conf file in order to I could access internet. Of course, before I re-install my server, I will try everything till it stop responding :D I think these troubles can give me more experiences after I resolve them ;) |
I'm confused by your answers.
Again, about dmfe1, what says "ifconfig -a" an "netstat -rn" ? |
My Lab is closed today, i will post the output "ifconfig -a" and "netstat -rn" tomorrow.
(I'm not good at English, I'm learning it too :d. Thx for ur reading and understand ;) ) |
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