Solaris10 Internet access settings

After Solaris is installed, the Internet access is disabled by default. You need to modify the following four files:

1./etc/hosts or/etc/inet/hosts
2./etc/resolv. conf does not exist by default. You need to manually add
3. Modify/etc/nsswitch. conf and click OK.
4./etc/defaultrouter does not exist by default. manually add

The details are as follows:

1. edit the/etc/hosts file. A Linux user understands what this step means, except that the/etc/hosts file is a soft link to the/etc/inet/hosts file, as follows:

# Cd/etc

# Ls-l hosts

Lrwxrwxrwx 1 Root 12 Jan 6 host12 hosts->./inet/hosts

# Cd/etc/inet

# Ls-l hosts

-R -- 1 root sys 107 Jan 6 hosts

2. Create the resolv. conf file and add it to the DNS server address:

# Vi/etc/resolv. conf

Nameserver 202.101.172.48
Nameserver 202.101.172.46

3. Modify/etc/nsswitch. conf and only modify the following lines:

Hosts: Files DNS

4. Create the/etc/defaultrouter file and add it to the gateway address:

# Vi/etc/defaultrouter

192.168.1.1

OK. The end is now.