There should be no need for network/physical:default to be enabled at the same time as network/physical:nwam if you configure your address using the /etc/nwam/llp file. Also just a note the man page for nwam from phase 0.5 still lists that file as volatile so it might change in later releases.
Although I still have this setup on the server, I now also make the router do static IP’s, so my server, Opensolaris laptop and my MacBook all have static IP’s received via DHCP.
There should be no need for network/physical:default to be enabled at the same time as network/physical:nwam if you configure your address using the /etc/nwam/llp file. Also just a note the man page for nwam from phase 0.5 still lists that file as volatile so it might change in later releases.
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Me and James have since talked about this. It seems the file may no longer be volatile…
Although I still have this setup on the server, I now also make the router do static IP’s, so my server, Opensolaris laptop and my MacBook all have static IP’s received via DHCP.
I no longer have this set up, seeing as the router does static IP’s for me, that seemed an easier option…