If you chose to set a "Default Router", enter the router "IP Address" and click the "Next >" button.ĭecide whether to set a "Kerberos" for the network interface and click the "Next >" button. In this case I chose not to use DHCP, so the following screens allow are used to set the relevant network information.Įnter the appropriate "Host Name" for the network interface and click the "Next >" button.Įnter the appropriate "IP Address" for the network interface and click the "Next >" button.Įnter the appropriate "Netmask" for the network interface and click the "Next >" button.ĭecide whether "IPv6" should be enabled on the network interface and click the "Next >" button.ĭecide whether to set a "Default Router" for the network interface and click the "Next >" button. Select the appropriate DHCP option and click the "Next >" button.
On the "Network Connectivity" screen, select the "Networked" option and click the "Next >" button. On the "Welcome" screen, click the "Next >" button. Select the appropriate language for the installation. Once the configuration is accepted, the rest of the installation is done from within an "X" session. This installation is based on the default "Solaris Interactive" installation.Īccept the detected configuration by pressing the "Enter" key, or alter it as appropriate. This can take quite a long time, so don't panic. At the GRUB screen, press the "Enter" key, or wait for the timeout period. At the time of writing, Oracle Database 10g Release 2 for Solaris (x86-32) is not available!īoot from the DVD.
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