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How do you find the number of Network card attached to your
server ?
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Answer / swamy naidu kollu
* To check the Plumbed NIC Cards:
#ifconfig -a
* To check all the NIC's
#dladm show-link
* Can also bec checked by
#prtconf -a /dev/<NIC Name>
Note: Eg NIC Name:e1000g, hme, ce, bge ....
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Answer / babu
watch net at ok prompt
and at os prompt we can check with dladm show-dev in sol10
but dladm will not work in sol9 so use ndd -get to check the network cards
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Answer / kannan
root #cat path_to_inst |grep net
From this file you can find no of attached nic's.
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