Change IP Address on Solaris 10

[Segvoia]

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Hello!

How can I run on Solaris 10, the IP address change?

I found/etc/hostname. "interface" (as is the interface name in it) then in /etc/hosts file under this name, the IP address change.

Is it accurate or is there any other way under Solaris 10?


Thank you,

[PreatORiAn]

You can change the IP Address by using ifconfig command.

ifconfig xl0 inet 192.168.1.1 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 192.168.1.255

To change the IP in the hosts file :

vi /etc/hosts

To change the IP address :

IP - /etc/hosts
Netmask - /etc/netmasks
Gateway - /etc/defaultrouter
IP (again) - /etc/inet/ipnodes
DNS Servers - /etc/resolv.conf

This will resolve your problem.

[CoModO]

To change change IP Address without reboot :

1. Edit ->

/etc/hosts and  /etc/inet/ipnodes files

2. Restart network :

# svcadm restart network/physical

3. To ensure that IP address has been changed,

/etc/netmasks

[Rasdasa]

Originally Posted by comodo

To change change IP Address without reboot :

1. Edit ->

/etc/hosts and  /etc/inet/ipnodes files

2. Restart network :

# svcadm restart network/physical

3. To ensure that IP address has been changed,

/etc/netmasks

Note : If you are not using IPV6 just removing the ipnodes file will cause the hosts file to assume it's previous function in setting the IP address.