How To AIX UNIX Configure TCP/IP Networking ( NIC )
Q. How do I configuring TCP/IP and the network interface under AIX UNIX operating system?
A. Under AIX you can use SMIT tool for configuring network settings such as:
=> Hostname
=> IP address
=> Netmask
=> DNS server IP
=> Default gateway etc
Simply type the following command as super user ( su – to root):
# smitty mktcpip
You can also start the SMIT management program > Select Communications Applications and Services > TCP/IP > Minimum Configuration & Startup option > Select the network interface you want to configure from the list shown
Once done, save change and exit by pressing F10 / Esc + 0
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