Solaris Networking

Just a little note on Solaris networking..

dladm show-dev : show network interfaces currently installed on system, speed and duplex
ifconfig -aZ : list network interfaces from the global zone only

/etc/defaultdomain : Set the default NIS domain name, if any, if it changed.
/etc/defaultrouter : Set the default router's IP address, if it changed.
/etc/hostname.le0 : (or .hme0 or ?) Update if the hostname changed.
/etc/hostname6.le0 : (or .hme0 or ?) Ditto, if you use IPv6.
/etc/dhcp.le0 : Touch or remove, if you are (or are not) using DHCP
/etc/hostname6.ip.tun0 : Update if you use a IPv4/IPv6 tunnel (e.g., 6bone)
/etc/nodename : Update if the hostname changed.
/etc/nsswitch.conf : Update if your name resolution method/order changed.
Copy /etc/nsswitch.dns to /etc/nsswitch.conf if you
use DNS instead of (rarely used) NIS.
/etc/resolv.conf : Update if your name servers/domain changed (DNS only).
/etc/inet/hosts : Make sure your IP address is updated or added here.
List your FQDN is first, before the short hostname.
E.g., "192.168.128.64 foo.bar.com foo"
/etc/inet/ipnodes : IPv6 version of hosts file (Solaris 8+).
/etc/inet/netmasks : Set your network number & netmask, if it changed.
/etc/inet/networks : Set your network name, if it changed.
/etc/net/ticlts/hosts : For the streams-level loopback interface.
/etc/net/ticots/hosts : For the streams-level loopback interface.
/etc/net/ticotsord/hosts : For the streams-level loopback interface.