In the previous example, the system is configured with a static IPv4 address. You can use the same syntax to specify a static IPv6 address. However, static IPv6 addresses require that a link-local IPv6 address be configured prior to creating any static IPv6 addresses.
This configuration is accomplished by creating an IPv6 addrconf address before creating the static IPv6 address:. Use the addrconf argument with the —T option to specify an automatically generated IPv6 address:.
If you wanted to change the IP address that was provided for the net0 interface in the previous example, you would need to first remove the interface and then re-add it, as shown in the following example:. Using the route command is the only way that you can manually add a route to a system. To make the changes persist across reboots, use the —p option with the route command. For example, you would add a route to network To display the currently active routes on a system, use the netstat command with the following options:.
See the netstat 1M and route 1M man pages. In this release, the SMF repository is the primary repository for all naming services configuration. The previous behavior of modifying a particular file to manage naming services configuration no longer applies.
If necessary, you can use the nscfg command to import or export legacy name service configuration files into or out of the SMF repository. After you set the various properties, you must enable and refresh the SMF service. You can also configure naming and directory SMF service properties interactively. You can add the server package to your system as follows:.
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Files Description ifcfg-lo Stores the configuration of loopback device. Loopback device is a virtual network interface. Each file only stores the configuration of that interface, which it represents.
For example, the ifup-ppp and ifdown files activate and deactivate the ppp protocol respectively. Four values can be used here; dhcp, bootp, none and static. Use the value "dhcp" , to obtain IP from the dhcp server.
To boot from a network boot server and get IP, use the value "bootp". To assign IP manually, use the value "static". Use the value "none" if you don't want to assign the IP address. NAME Name of the interface. Solaris 11 uses profile-based network configuration. It has 2 configuration modes : 1. Do not support hot swapping of interfaces and IPMP. Some files require updating and maintenance as you implement changes to the network. Other files require little or no administration.
This file contains the IP interface names of the routers that are directly connected to the network. The existence of this file in the system is optional. If the file exists, then the system is configured to support static routing. This file contains the IPv4 addresses in the network together with the corresponding interface names on which the addresses are configured.
This file contains the network number, such as See the netmasks 4 man page for more information. This file contains parameters that determine the boot processes for systems that are configured to boot in network client mode. The file is the basis for the creation of the bootparams database that the name service uses if you are not using the local files mode. To obtain specific information about the content and format of this file, refer to the bootparams 4 man page.
The file associates hostnames with their MAC addresses. The file is the basis for the creation of an ethers database for use in the network where systems are configured as network clients.
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