If by mistake (or even conscious) you did configure a solaris 10 or bellow with DHCP and you want to disable it and set fixed IP, there are several steps you should follow...
There is a file called dhcp.interface_name in /etc that we must delete.
Now, create the file /etc/nodename with the hostname inside.
# echo webserver > /etc/nodename
now, create a file called hostname., where interface is the name of the device in solaris, like bge0, e1000g0, ce0, etc.
# echo webserver > /etc/hostname.bge0
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IP setting can be done temporary or persistent.
in the fist case, the interface must be plumbed in the following way:
# ifconfig nxge0 plumb
# ifconfig <intferface> <ip address> broadcast <bcast address> netmask <netmask>
If you want your configuration to persist across reboots you'd need to do the following... Each machine on a TCP/IP network gets its configuration information from the
following TCP/IP configuration files and network databases:
/etc/hostname.interface Read more...