Sun Microsystems Solaris 7 11/99, Руководство по аппаратной платформе

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Chapter 3 Installing Software from the Sun Computer Systems Supplement CD 39
After doing this, verify that the SunPCi can ping its host by IP, and vice versa. Once
that works, make sure that they can ping each other by name; add entries to the
appropriate naming services if they cannot. On UNIX, examples of naming services
are
DNS
or
/etc/hosts
. Windows can use DNS or the hosts file as well. Consult
your System Administrator to add these entries, based on your setup. Once the
systems can ping each other by name, PC launcher will install.
For further assistance with installation of SunPCi, refer to the following publications:
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SunPCi Installation Guide
■
SunPCi Release Notes
■
SunPCi 1.1 Windows NT Installation Guide
Installing PC Launcher Packages
See “Installing Sun Computer Systems Supplement CD Software” on page 23.
Configuring PC Launcher
You configure PC launcher by specifying your setup in the three steps on the PC
launcher Configuration window.
Before configuring, you must have the following:
■
A network host name and network connectivity between your Solaris and
Windows environments.
■
Your UNIX home directory mapped in your Windows environment.
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To Configure PC Launcher for PCi
1. From the CDE Toolbar, start the Application Manager.
2. Click Configure PC launcher under the Desktop controls. The PC launcher
Configuration window is displayed. Answer the questions in the following three
steps.
a. On-Board PC Emulator and SunPCI (default)
b. Enter your Sun PCi’s hostname (default)
c. Let PC Emulator handle the file
3. Click OK.