Big Cheers go out to Rachel Polanskis for pointing out the solutuion. Apparently if a system is jumpstarted, it will find it's IP address via the /etc/ethers file. Removing this file will allow sys-unconfig to change the IP address. Regards, Greg > > Hello all, > > > > I've just had an odd experience with sys-unconfig in Solaris 8. Does > > anyone know why, with sys-config, I can't change the hostname! I've seen > > this in a U10, U5 and SS20 (Sol 8 hw 10/00). I can reset everything, but > > for some reason it will never reset the hostname, in fact I'm not even > > asked to change it (or the IPv4 address either). I can change it > > manually, but I'd like to know, is this a bug or feature? Anyone else > > seen this? The man page claims it should still change the hostname as > > well... > > > > > > -- > Rachel Polanskis Optus/Excite@Home > UNIX Administrator 100 Harris Street > IT Operations Pyrmont, Sydney NSW > rachel@excitehome.com.au Ph: (+61 2) 900 51144 -- Greg Ulyatt REDNET Ltd. UNIX Systems Administrator High Wycombe, Bucks, UKReceived on Wed Aug 1 12:14:42 2001
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