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how to configure solaris for DHCP
Name: Melwin D souza Date: October 7, 2002 at 22:20:08 Pacific OS: Linux 8 - intel CPU/Ram: P 4 /256
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hi
i have windows 2000 dhcp server and i want configure my solaris system to get ip address can you people help me out to configure
Name: Allan McAleavy Date: October 8, 2002 at 06:43:40 Pacific
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1. Remove the affected interface from /etc/hosts. 2. Remove the affected /etc/hostname.[interface] file. 3. Create an empty file called /etc/hostname.[interface] file #touch /etc/hostname.[interface] file 4. create an empty file called /etc/dhcp.[interface]. # touch /etc/dhcp.[interface] Where [interface] is the interface that will be the setup for DHCP requests. 5. ifconfig the affected interface down: # ifconfig [interface] down 6. Reboot the machine. Upon rebooting, the directory /etc/dhcp will be created that will have a number of files which, together define the DHCP configuration for this machine. DO NOT TOUCH THESE FILES. Note that there will be a change made to the /etc/hosts file. This entry was added by DHCP and should not be removed.
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