Search results for query: *

I'm connected! Thanks to all for the help! As usual - a stupid mistake.... When I ran the sys-unconfig to change the IP and hostname, on bootup there were errors associated with the hostname/IP match. Then I remembered that I'd copied the /etc/hosts file from one machine to the other - by...

traceroute -n ###.###.##.240 on working machine: traceroute to ###.###.##.240, 30 hops max, 40 byte packets 1 * * * 2 ###.###.##.254 0.583 ms * * on non-working machine: traceroute to ###.###.##.240, 30 hops max, 40 byte packets 1 ###.###.##.253 0.645 ms !X * 0.486 ms !X

I've already checked with my DNS server (I'm at a large university) - my IP's are valid on both machines. I could try a differenct IP address, just to double check... I'm not using NIS.

results of netstat -r -n In general they are both identical except for different IP addresses and the numbers listed under Use. I included both numbers as not working/working. destination gateway flags Ref Use Interface same IP U 3 45/37 hme0 same...

When I ping my own IP address - IP is active. Loopback - IP is active. Local systems - active. When I ping the GW, I don't get a message return - instead just an infinite wait....

Yes, my network cable is connected to a hub. The lights flicker on the hub when I attempt a ping, so I'm assuming the ethernet card is functional. I ran sys-unconfig... still no connection to the outside world. (I added the /etc/defaultrouter file) Any more ideas?

I can't ping the gateway. I've configured the following files... /etc/hosts /etc/resolv.conf /etc/nsswitch.conf /etc/defaultrouter /etc/netmasks .... In fact, I have two machines. One is able to ping the gateway, one is not. I've even tried copying these files from one system to the other...

Let me add.... The /etc/services file has this in it: dtspc 6112/tcp # CDE subprocess control Do I add or comment out (due to security reasons) the following line in the /etc/inetd.conf files? dtspc stream tcp nowait root /usr/dt/bin/dtspcd /usr/dt/bin/dtspcd It doesn't seem to matter...

When I attempt to open 'this host' in the CDE environment, I get the following error: This action cannot be exectured on host 'localhost' because the 'dtspc' service is not properly configured on this host. I'm new with Solaris and have two U10 machines (Solaris 7) I've been 'learning' on...