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by **richs..** » Mon, 27 Dec 1999 04:00:00

Can some write down the steps on how to configure my Sparc to have a
static address ??

Thanks

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by **Tony Curti** » Mon, 27 Dec 1999 04:00:00

> Can some write down the steps on how to configure my Sparc to have a
> static address ??

Well, it already does: localhost.

But that's probably not what you mean...

Which network interface are you talking about here?
PPP? Ethernet? SLIP? Token ring?

Dial up? ISDN? Frame relay?

You need to provide more info than this...

If you're going through an ISP of some kind, have
you talked to them? You could be wasting your time
here (well, you never know...).

hth
tony

by **Lon Stowe** » Mon, 27 Dec 1999 04:00:00

>Can some write down the steps on how to configure my Sparc to have a
>static address ??

Your SPARC will never have a static address. Your operating
system MAY have a static address, depending on what type of
network interface you are trying to configure.

Your question is so lacking in details that a good answer
is difficult.

If you mean IP address, first you go get an Internet Service
Provider that will be willing to give you an address. This
typically has a small extra cost.

Once you have that, perhaps posting the type of address you
are trying to configure, your operating system level, and
the type of link you are trying to configure that address
on will yield better answers.

by **richs..** » Tue, 28 Dec 1999 04:00:00

Static on Ethernet

Thanks

> > Can some write down the steps on how to configure my Sparc to have a
> > static address ??

> Well, it already does: localhost.

> But that's probably not what you mean...

> Which network interface are you talking about here?
> PPP? Ethernet? SLIP? Token ring?

> Dial up? ISDN? Frame relay?

> You need to provide more info than this...

> If you're going through an ISP of some kind, have
> you talked to them? You could be wasting your time
> here (well, you never know...).

> hth
> tony

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by **Lon Stowe** » Tue, 28 Dec 1999 04:00:00

>Static on Ethernet

Are you trying to get answers to how to create a static IP
address on an ethernet interface?

by **richs..** » Wed, 29 Dec 1999 04:00:00

Yes I am (Ethernet)
I know I need hostname.le0, defaultrouter. There are some more I
belive.

Thnks
Rich

> >Static on Ethernet

> Are you trying to get answers to how to create a static IP
> address on an ethernet interface?

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by **cheep** » Fri, 31 Dec 1999 04:00:00

Everyone is assuming that he is connected to the Internet. Maybe it is on a
closed LAN. If so he can give it any IP address he wants to.

> >Can some write down the steps on how to configure my Sparc to have a
> >static address ??

> Your SPARC will never have a static address. Your operating
> system MAY have a static address, depending on what type of
> network interface you are trying to configure.

> Your question is so lacking in details that a good answer
> is difficult.

> If you mean IP address, first you go get an Internet Service
> Provider that will be willing to give you an address. This
> typically has a small extra cost.

> Once you have that, perhaps posting the type of address you
> are trying to configure, your operating system level, and
> the type of link you are trying to configure that address
> on will yield better answers.

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Help: what are the steps to make my Sparc have a Static address

Help: what are the steps to make my Sparc have a Static address

Help: what are the steps to make my Sparc have a Static address

Help: what are the steps to make my Sparc have a Static address