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Hi,
Can any one tell me how i can check the list of different network cards available
on my sun machine?currently my server is configured with an ip address.
How i should configure the second network card with a public IP?
Please give your valuable advice.
regards,
Venkat Yalla
In solaris, u can find out all the installed network interface by the command
ifconfig -a
it will show u ip address and hardware address of all installed network cards.
With some switches u can install public ip.
For switches take help.Thanks
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Hi,
I have issued the command ifconfig -a
but my server is showing only one network card,eri0.I was told by hardware vendor we have two netwok cards.
The second one is hme0.But can you please tell me by which command i can see all the network cards present in my computer?
ifconfig -a is showing only the configured network cards.
regards,
Venkat Yalla.
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Hi.
You must create a "hostname.hme0" file in the /etc directory, which contains the ip address, after make a plumb to the interface and finally execute:
#ifconfig hme0 "ip" netmask "netmask" up
Execute the ifconfig -a command and you will see the interface hme0 in the output.
I hope it helps.
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Venka,
Run a prtdiag -v | grep hme, that will tell you how many hme's you have.. what type of system?
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I ran the command prtdiag -v | grep hme
I got the output as follows:
I/O PCI 8 A 1 33 66 1,1 ok SUNW,hme-pc1108e,1001 SUNW,qs1-cheerio
Can you please tell what does this mean.
Now what i should do to configure my second IP.
Thanks for your response,
Regards,
Venkat Yalla.
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We have soalris 5.8 OS.
We have sunfire 280R machines with A1000 raid boxes.
I ran the command prtdiag -v|grep hme
the output looks like:I/O PCI 8 A 1 33 66 1,1 ok SUNW,hme-pci108e,1001 SUNW,qsi-cheerio
What does this mean.
can you please explain.
After this can you plase write the steps to
configure this networkcard with an IP address
and subnetmask etc.Regards,
Venkat Yalla.
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try typing the following
ifconfig hme0 up
now when you type ifconfig -a you should see hme0 listed
to give it an IP and netmask
typeifconfig hme0 192.10.2.27 netmask 255.255.255.0 up
now type ifconfig -a and you will see that hme0 has an ip address and netmask
if you want to make the ip address permenant you need to make a file called /etc/hostname.hme0
to do this type
echo 192.10.2.27 > /etc/hostname.hme0
now when you reboot you should see a message in the startup saying configuring network interfaces eri0 hme0
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