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Disabling Network Device

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Disabling Network Device

Postby googleman on Thu Nov 29, 2007 11:45 pm

Hey,

Anyone out there know how to disable a network device? I've removed all pointers to it in /etc/ on Solaris, but I still seem to get traffic passing over the interface. It's plugged into the network for backup, but it shouldn't be doing anything (not plumbed or up)

Any ideas?

Thanks!

G
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Postby laum on Fri Nov 30, 2007 12:54 am

Hey There,

Check out this post in our Blog

Disabling Network Devices in Solaris

More information there than I can squeeze into this box :)

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