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Thu, 03/06/2008 ­ 13:54 — liquid

FILES

* /etc/hosts ­ Hosts configuration file (resolve hosts and IPs)


* /etc/rc.config.d/netconf – IP address, routeing address and hostname stored in this file

SCRIPTS

* /etc/init.d/net start – Use to start, stop network service

HPUX Commands
(a) Display lan interface info:
# lanscan

(b) All in one lan configuration utility (lan0 is first Ethernet interface) to configure and view the system IP address:
# ifconfig lan0 ­ Display IP info such as IP address netmask etc.
# ifconfig lan0 up ­ Up network interface (allow traffic)
# ifconfig lan0 down ­ Down network interactive (deny traffc)
# ifconfig lan0 192.168.1.1 netmask 255.255.255.0 up ­ Setup/change IP adddress

(c) Displaying host name


# hostname

(d) Arp administration (cache)


# arp ­a

(e) Display routing table/info:


# netstat ­nr

(f) Define new route:


# route add default 192.168.1.254 1

(g) HP’s LAN diagnostic tool


# lanadmin

(h) Test a remote host connectivity


ping host.mycorp.com

(i) Setup various lan properties, dns client, NIS client configuration etc using GUI tool:
# sam
# set_parms

(j) Check dns connectivity:


$ nslookup www.google.co.uk

On 11.31 there is a new command to manage you network interfaces,as jmrey points out:

Regarding lanscan, in 11.31 is deprecated. Use nwmgr instead. It is much more powerfull than lanscan and as you can see in

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the example below, you can obtain a lot of more info about the network interfaces.

host# nwmgr

Name/ Interface Station Sub­ Interface Related


ClassInstance State Address system Type Interface
============== ========= ============== ======== ============== ========
lan2 UP 0x001E0B45E09A igelan 1000Base­SX
lan0 UP 0x001E0B45E09C igelan 1000Base­SX
lan1 UP 0x001E0B45E09D igelan 1000Base­SX
lan3 UP 0x001E0B45E09B igelan 1000Base­SX

host# nwmgr ­q info ­c lan0


lan0:
Interface State =UP
MAC Address = 0x001E0B45E09C
Subsystem = igelan
Interface Type = 1000Base­SX
Hardware Path = 0/1/1/0
NMID = 2
Feature Capabilities = Physical Interface
IPV4 Recv CKO
IPV4 Send CKO
VLAN Tag Offload
64Bit MIB Support
IPV4 TCP Segmentation Offload
UDP Multifrag CKO
Feature Settings = Physical Interface
VLAN Tag Offload
64Bit MIB Support
MTU = 1500
Speed = 1 Gbps Full Duplex (Autonegotiation : On)

lan0 PCI properties:


PCI Sub­System ID = 0x1701

lan0 driver properties:


Driver Version = B.11.31.0803
Driver State = IGELAN_ONLINE

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lanscan is deprecated in 11.31 Wed, 10/07/2009 ­ 15:26 — jmrey

Regarding lanscan, in 11.31 is deprecated. Use nwmgr instead. It is much more powerfull than lanscan and as you can see in
the example below, you can obtain a lot of more info about the network interfaces.

host# nwmgr

Name/ Interface Station Sub‐ Interface Related


ClassInstance State Address system Type Interface

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============== ========= ============== ======== ============== ========
lan2 UP 0x001E0B45E09A igelan 1000Base‐SX
lan0 UP 0x001E0B45E09C igelan 1000Base‐SX
lan1 UP 0x001E0B45E09D igelan 1000Base‐SX
lan3 UP 0x001E0B45E09B igelan 1000Base‐SX

host# nwmgr ‐q info ‐c lan0


lan0:
Interface State =UP
MAC Address = 0x001E0B45E09C
Subsystem = igelan
Interface Type = 1000Base‐SX
Hardware Path = 0/1/1/0
NMID = 2
Feature Capabilities = Physical Interface
IPV4 Recv CKO
IPV4 Send CKO
VLAN Tag Offload
64Bit MIB Support
IPV4 TCP Segmentation Offload
UDP Multifrag CKO
Feature Settings = Physical Interface
VLAN Tag Offload
64Bit MIB Support
MTU = 1500
Speed = 1 Gbps Full Duplex (Autonegotiation : On)

lan0 PCI properties:


PCI Sub‐System ID = 0x1701

lan0 driver properties:


Driver Version = B.11.31.0803
Driver State = IGELAN_ONLINE

JMR

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