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Switch network configuration modes (enable or disable an NCP or
a Location profile). |
Enable automatic configuration: netadm enable -p ncp AutomaticEnable a user-defined NCP: netadm enable -p ncp ncp-name Enable
a Location profile (for setting system-wide network configuration): netadm enable -p loc loc-name |
Enable manual configuration:
netadm enable -p ncp DefaultFixed |
List the active network profile on the system. |
netadm list |
Running netadm list results in
an error message that says automatic network management is not available and that
netadm list is only supported when automatic network management is active. Or, use the
svcprop -p netcfg/active_ncp physical:default command to determine the current configuration mode. |
Configure link properties. |
netcfg "create ncp ncp-name; create ncu phys ncu-name;
set property=value” |
dladm set-linkprop -p property= value link |
Configure IP interfaces. |
netcfg "create ncp ncp-name; create ncu ip ncu-name; set
property=value” |
ipadm create-ip interface |
Configure IP addresses. |
Static IP: netcfg "select ncp ncp-name; select ncu ip ncu-name; set ipv4–addrsrc=static; set ipv4–addr = 1.1.1.1./24"DHCP: netcfg "create ncp ncp-name;
create ncu ip ncu-name; set ipv4–addrsrc=dhcp" |
IPv4 or IPv6 static address: ipadm create-addr -T static -a IP-address address-objectIPv4 DHCP address: ipadm create-addr -T
dhcp address-object Auto-generated IPv6 address based on a system's MAC address: ipadm create-addr -T addrconf address-object |
Set the
netmask property. |
- For the Automatic NCP, the DHCP server always assigns the netmask propery.
For other NWAM-managed NCPs, this property is set by using the netcfg command and is assigned as part of the static IP address. To assign the property, append the end of the IP address with address/prefixlen, for example, 192.168.1.1/24.
To view information about how the netmask property is set, use ipadm show-addr
command. |
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Modify existing network configuration. |
Link properties: netcfg "select ncp ncp-name; select ncu phys ncu-name; set
property= value” IP interface: netcfg "select ncp ncp-name; select ncu ip ncu-name; set property=value” |
dladm set-linkprop -p property datalinkipadm set-prop [-t] -p prop=value[,...] protocol ipadm set-addrprop
[-t] —p prop=value[,...] addrobj ipadm set-ifprop -p property=value interface ipadm set-prop -p property=value protocol ipadm set-addrprop -p value addrobj |
Configure or modify naming
services (NIS and DNS). |
DNS from DHCP: netcfg "create loc loc-name ; set dns-nameservice-configsrc=dhcp"Manual DNS: netcfg "create loc loc-name;
set dns-nameservice-configsr=static; set dns-nameservice-servers=1.1.1.1; set dns-nameservice-search=foo.com" For an existing Location, use netcfg "select..." |
Set parameters for naming services:
svccfg and svcadm |
Configure LDAP. |
Only LDAP anonymous mode works when in automatic mode.
To use an LDAP proxy or LDAP self-modes, enable the DefaultFixed NCP. |
ldapclient or
SMF commands to select LDAP. |
Configure default route. |
netcfg "select ncp ncp-name; select ncu ip ncu-name; set ipv4–default-route=1.1.1.1" |
Set default
route: route -p add default routerIP-addressSet any static route: route -p add -net nIP-address -gateway gIP-address |
Configure a system's
host name (also sometimes referred to as a system's nodename). |
svccfg -s sets the
config/nodename property of the svc:system/identity:node SMF service to the desired name. Refresh and
restart the service for the changes to take affect. |
When the Automatic NCP is
enabled on a system, the SMF service property is only set if the
DHCP server does not provide a value for the nodename/hostname option (DHCP standard
option code 12). See nodename(4) |
Import naming service configuration. |
Configured in the Locations profile. |
/usr/sbin/nscfg import -f FMRInsccfg
exports existing legacy files into the SMF repository. |
Unconfigure and reconfigure a system (including
all network configuration). |
Unconfigure an Oracle Solaris instance: sysconfig unconfigure systemReconfigure an Oracle Solaris instance:
sysconfig configure system |
