Quote:>Just installed Solaris 8 on a Netra X1. The installation seemed fine,
>but something isn't right with the networking.
>Examples:
>*When I do 'netstat -r', it takes about a minute for each entry to
>appear
This is probably because it's trying to resolve the internal IP
addresses to names. If you use the -n option, it will print out the IP
addresses instead, without trying to go via the nameserver.
Quote:>*When I connect to the machine using SSH, I have to wait at a blinking
>cursor for a minute or so after supplying login/pass before I'm let
>in.
Again it's probably the same problem: name resolution. Perhaps your
/etc/resolv.conf includes more than one name server, and the first one
has problems, so after a while it switches to the second, which is
working.
You could do some tests with
nslookup host server
where host = name of host (e.g., the machine that you are connecting to
with ssh) and server = IP address of name server. If nslookup comes back
straight away, then 'server' is the right address to use. It's also
possible that the name server is badly configured.
A bientot
Paul
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