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Hi,
I've installed Solaris in my VMware and at the time of installation i didn't configure the network device ,like i clicked no network option in installation process ,i thought i can configure it later but i can't ,
Is there any way i can configure my network device now , since i thought it's not a VMware problem so i'm posting it in Solaris forum .
My internet is a dynamic ip type
Distribution: Solaris 11.4, Oracle Linux, Mint, Debian/WSL
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That's the simplest way but you can do otherwise if you wish. The precise way will depend on what Solaris release you are using and what settings you want to use.
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