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Verify that the appropriate device files have been created.
In the example below, the first line lists the HP device files.
The major number for EISA or HSC FDDI cards is dynamically allocated
by the system. For EISA or HSC FDDI cards, the card instance consists
of the two leftmost digits in the minor number. The second line
lists the diagnostic device files. ls -l /dev/lan* ls -l /dev/nettrace /dev/netlog Check that the hardware state of your EISA or HSC
FDDI adapter is up using the lanscan
command: /usr/sbin/lanscan In the Net-Interface name (for example lanx),
x is
the instance number. Verify that the EISA or HSC FDDI adapter is found
by the system using the dmesg command: dmesg
If you want to configure your system for network connectivity,
continue with the next section, "Configuring Network Connectivity."
If not, continue with "Verifying Remote System Configuration." |
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