To Create the Network Interface Files

1. As secadmin, at label admin_low, for each secondary interface, open a file named /etc/hostname.interface in the Admin Editor.

   See "To Run a System_Admin Action" if you are unfamiliar with the steps.

   For example, if the host grebe-118 is a secondary interface and uses a quad ethernet card, the file name is /etc/hostname.qe.

   1. In the file, enter the hostname associated with the interface, such as grebe-118.

   2. Write and exit the editor.

   3. Change the permissions on the file to 644.

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      $ chmod 644 /etc/hostname.interface
      

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      For example, for the file named /etc/hostname.qe:

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      $ chmod 644 /etc/hostname.qe
      

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2. As secadmin, at label admin_low, add every interface to the local /etc/hosts file using the Database Manager with no naming service.

   See "To Open and Modify a Solstice_Apps Database" if you are unfamiliar with editing the Hosts database.

3. As secadmin, at label admin_low, add every interface to the local tnrhdb file using the Database Manager with no naming service.