As I want to have two different models(T5220 & V440) of Sparc servers
running into a Veritas cluster, I need to have same interface name. T5220
is using e1000g1 and V440 is using ce0. How to change T5220 network interface name to ce0?
Is changing /etc/path_to_inst a good way?
On Monday, January 5, 2009 at 11:33:08 PM UTC+5:30, xx wrote:configuration which is configured on Prod servers.
As I want to have two different models(T5220 & V440) of Sparc servers
running into a Veritas cluster, I need to have same interface name. T5220 >> is using e1000g1 and V440 is using ce0. How to change T5220 network
interface name to ce0?
Is changing /etc/path_to_inst a good way?
Hello All,
I am unable to rename NIC name in Solaris 11.3 LDOM guest OS.
I have recovered some of the production Solaris 11.3 Servers from T4 to T5 hardware in DR site via UAR image. Once I logged in to the servers, I noticed NIC name started from vnet2 and vent0 has disabled and Oracle cluster require exact IP
I tried to enable vnet0 but it's throwing device not found error. if you have any solution please let me know.
On Monday, January 5, 2009 at 11:33:08 PM UTC+5:30, xx wrote:
As I want to have two different models(T5220 & V440) of Sparc servers
running into a Veritas cluster, I need to have same interface name. T522= >0
is using e1000g1 and V440 is using ce0. How to change T5220 network
interface name to ce0?
=20
Is changing /etc/path_to_inst a good way?
Hello All,
I am unable to rename NIC name in Solaris 11.3 LDOM guest OS.
I have recovered some of the production Solaris 11.3 Servers from T4 to T5 = >hardware in DR site via UAR image. Once I logged in to the servers, I notic= >ed NIC name started from vnet2 and vent0 has disabled and Oracle cluster re= >quire exact IP configuration which is configured on Prod servers.
I tried to enable vnet0 but it's throwing device not found error. if you ha= >ve any solution please let me know.
There is a command "dladm rename-link.
There is a command "dladm rename-link.
As a side-note I usually try apropos to find infrequently used commands.
I tried "apropos network |grep -i interface" and dladm did not come up
but "apropos interfaces |grep -i data |grep -v curs" found it.
(Sometimes one needs to know beforehand.)
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