Re: CDE/Network problem
- From: "sbzx" <soos.zoltan@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 5 Feb 2006 00:38:55 -0800
Basil,
There seems to be a number of problems with this setup. Here's a way
you may want to try to correct them:
(1) It is unhealthy to have two "localhost" lines in /etc/hosts. Find a
nice hostname other than "localhost" and set it as your hostname using
"smitty hostname". When done, clean up /etc/hosts, it should look
something similar (you set "sweetie" for hostname):
localhost 127.0.0.1
sweetie 192.168.0.166
(2) Since you have no working DNS server that resolves your FQDN,
remove (or rename) the /etc/resolv.conf file. This practically
eliminates the need to have a valid /etc/netsvc.conf, so we can forget
about that.
(3) Reboot. Normally this would not be necessary, AIX is not Windows, a
restart of X11 would be enough, but I am no X11 expert I don't know
which processes should be killed and restarted. I never use X11. :)
And no, logout and login root is very far from being the same as a
"shutdown -r". The former just reloads the user settings of root, while
the latter reinitializes the entire OS including devices.
.
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