sys-unconfig under Solaris 8 ...?

2007-12-25 11:21:00

Special thanks to:

John Kennedy [jkennedy@orent.com]

Ravi Channavajhala [ravi.channavajhala@csfb.com]

Bill Fay [c-bill.fay@wcom.com]

Steve Elliott [se@comp.lancs.ac.uk]

The final consensus is that there is a bug with sys-unconfig under Solaris 8

to be more specific

with the version dated February 2000. So we should try getting the June

version of Solaris 8.

Thanks again,

MY ORIGINAL QUESTION:

Hello,

I had ran "sys-unconfig" under Solaris 2.5.1 and 2.6 and 7 with not problems

at all But

yesterday I ran into a very unfamiliar situation when I ran it on an Ultra-5

running

Solaris 8.

As we all know when you run it, it tells you that your machine will be

rebooted and then it

reboot and it start asking questions to reconfigure your machine: i.p.

address -subnet mask -hostid

and etc, until you finally reconfigure that machine. Well on my Ultra-5

running solaris 8 it told me

that mahcine will be rebooting and it did BUT IT NEVER WHEN THRU THE PROCESS

OF

RECONFIGURATION, I mean it never asked me for hostid, i.p.address, subnet

etc, and what endeed

happened was that I lost my i.p.address and hostname so I had to reconfigure

machine manually

doing "ifconfig" and creating hostname and also doing the /etc/net/tic*

files, etc.

I just want to know if there is someone out there who might have had same

situation that I had.

Thanks in advance,

Vinnie German.

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