You can specify either just a local address, or both a local address and a remote address in the case of tunnel configuration. Typically, you assign only a local address.

Jul 22, 2013 · The following steps explain how to add an additional IP address to a Solaris zone without having to reboot the zone. 1. Edit the zone configuration with zonecfg. Add a new net section with the new ip address (192.168.56.44) and the interface of the zone (see ifconfig -a for the interface name of the zone).

May 23, 2014 · Configure IP Address Automatically (DHCP) on Solaris 11. Loading... Posted in UNIX - Solaris and tagged Network_Card, Oracle_Solaris_11, Solaris_11, Static_IP on May 23, 2014. Leave a comment.

Adding or editing the IP address on a Solaris 10 server is different from the previous versions of the OS (Solaris 9, Solaris 8 etc). In the previous versions of the Solaris Operating System, you need to edit the /etc/hosts file and add/edit the entry for the IP address and the hostname.

Jul 3, 2013 · Now you have a question in mind that, how to assign multiple IP address to single interface (Like Solaris 10’s – e1000g1:1,e1000g1:2…..). ? Solaris 11 has brought the new concept called VNIC.

There's an article on Solaris 11 Basic Network Configuration in Oracle's TechNet that discusses the configuration of IPs. What that article didn't cover is the idea of adding static IPs to an existing network interface configured in Auto NCP with a DHCP IP which made me wonder if …

Dec 30, 2009 · how to set permanent IP address in solaris 10? If u are beginner u can run the command, sys-unconfig from the shell as a root user. It will ask every information to enter after the reboot. Also u can edit the /etc/hostname.interfacename and place the ip address .

In this post we will discuss how to add an IP to a running Solaris zone. If you want to add a new IP address to a running local zone (zcldvds01) you can do it by plumbing the IP manually from the global zone.

You can use the –T option to specify three address types: static, dhcp, and addrconf (for auto-configured IPv6 addresses). In this example, the system is configured with a static IPv4 address.

For Solaris 10 11/06 and earlier releases only, modify the IP address in the /etc/inet/ipnodes file or equivalent ipnodes database. The first entry should contain the IP address of the primary network interface and the host name of the system. You can optionally add nicknames for the host name.