Sun Microsystems 1.0 Network Card User Manual


 
16 SunFDDI/P 1.0 Adapter User’s GuideMay1997
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Type n, or press Return, if you are not using SunNet Manager to manage
your network; if you are running SunNet Manager agents on another
machine; or if you want to start the SunNet Manager agents manually.
7. Type y to use the installation scripts with superuser permission.
The script displays a list of the files that it installs, loads the driver, and
configures the IP interfaces automatically.
If the installation is successful, your SunFDDI/P interfaces are now active. The
link status indicator (diagnostic LED) will be:
Amber—if the interface is configured and no valid line state to an active
FDDI network exists
Green—if the interface is configured and connected to an active network
To Install the Utilities, man Pages, and SNM Agents (SUNWpft)
The SUNWpft package contains the SunFDDI/P utilities and man pages. By
default, the base directory <basedir> for this package is /opt. You can change
the default base directory when you start pkgadd(1M)with the —R option. This
package can be installed on a server and shared between multiple machines, if
required.
An installation script is executed automatically when you install the
SunFDDI/P utilities and man pages (SUNWpft):
Do you want to start the SunNet Manager daemons for SunFDDI
at boot time? [n] [y,n,?,q] y
This package contains scripts which will be executed with superuser
permission during the process of installing the package.
Do you want to continue with the installation [y,n,?] y