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Connecting Systems Using Fixed Network Configuration in Oracle Solaris 11.1     Oracle Solaris 11.1 Information Library
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Preface

1.  Overview of Fixed Network Configuration

2.  Configuring a System for the Network

3.  Working With Datalinks

4.  Working With IP Interfaces

5.  Configuring Wireless Networking on Laptops Running Oracle Solaris

A.  Comparison Map: ifconfig and ipadm Commands

B.  Comparison Map: ndd and ipadm Commands

Index

Appendix B

Comparison Map: ndd and ipadm Commands

The ipadm command has replaced the ndd command for the purpose of customizing network parameters or tunables. Although the ndd command is still functional in Oracle Solaris 11, the ipadm command is the preferred tool for customizing network parameters. However, some ndd options do not have equivalent ipadm subcommands. The following table lists selected command options of the ndd command and their equivalents in the ipadm command.


Note - The table does not provide a comprehensive list of ipadm options. For a full list, see theipadm(1M) man page.


Table B-1 Syntax Mapping Between the ndd and ipadm Commands: Retrieving Properties

ndd Command
ipadm Command
bash-3.2# ndd -get /dev/ip ?
ip_def_ttl         (read and write)
ip6_def_hops       (read and write)
ip_forward_directed_broadcasts
                   (read and write)
ip_forwarding      (read and write)
...
...

bash-3.2# ndd -get /dev/ip \
ip_def_ttl
100
bash-3.2# ndd -get /dev/ip \
ip6_def_hops
255
bash-3.2# ndd -get /dev/tcp ?
tcp_cwnd_max       (read and write)
tcp_strong_iss     (read and write)
tcp_time_wait_interval
                   (read and write)
tcp_tstamp_always  (read and write)
tcp_tstamp_if_wscale
                   (read and write)
...
...

bash-3.2# ndd -get /dev/tcp ecn
1

bash-3.2# ndd -get /dev/tcp sack
2
bash-3.2# ipadm show-prop ip
PROTO PROPERTY     PERM   CURRENT  PERSISTENT   DEFAULT   POSSIBLE
ipv4  forwarding   rw     off      --           off       on,off
ipv4  ttl          rw     255      --           255       1-255
ipv6  forwarding   rw     off      --           off       on,off
ipv6  hoplimit     rw     255      --           255       1-255
...


bash-3.2# ipadm show-prop -p ttl,hoplimit ip
PROTO PROPERTY   PERM   CURRENT   PERSISTENT   DEFAULT   POSSIBLE
ipv4  ttl        rw     255       --           255       1-255
ipv6  hoplimit   rw     255       --           255       1-255

bash-3.2# ipadm show-prop tcp
PROTO PROPERTY        PERM CURRENT PERSISTENT DEFAULT    POSSIBLE
tcp   ecn             rw   passive --         passive    never,passive,
                                                         active
tcp   extra_          rw   2049    2049,4045  2049,4045  1-65535
      priv_ports
tcp   largest_        rw   65535   --         65535      1024-65535
      anon_port
tcp   recv_           rw   128000  --         128000     2048-1073741824
      maxbuf
tcp   sack            rw   active  --         active     never,passive,
                                                         active
tcp   send_           rw   49152   --         49152      4096-1073741824
      maxbuf
tcp   smallest_       rw   32768   --         32768      1024-65535
      anon_port
tcp   smallest_       rw   1024    --         1024       1024-32768
      nonpriv_port
...
...
...
bash-3.2# ipadm show-prop -p ecn,sack tcp
PROTO PROPERTY PERM CURRENT PERSISTENT DEFAULT  POSSIBLE
tcp   ecn      rw   passive --         passive  never,passive,active
tcp   sack     rw   active  --         active   never,passive,active

Table B-2 Syntax Mapping Between the ndd and ipadm Commands: Setting Properties

ndd Command
ipadm Command
bash-3.2# ndd -set /dev/ip \
ip_def_ttl
64
bash-3.2# ndd -get /dev/ip \
ip_def_ttl
64
bash-3.2# ipadm set-prop -p ttl=64 ipv4
bash-3.2# ipadm show-prop -p ttl ip
PROTO PROPERTY FAMILY PERM VALUE DEFAULT POSSIBLE
ip    ttl      inet   rw   64    255     1-255
PROTO   PROPERTY   PERM   CURRENT   PERSISTENT   DEFAULT   POSSIBLE
ipv4    ttl        rw     64        64           255       1-255
bash-3.2# ipadm reset-prop -p ttl ip
bash-3.2# ipadm show-prop -p ttl ip
PROTO   PROPERTY   PERM   CURRENT   PERSISTENT   DEFAULT   POSSIBLE
ipv4    ttl        rw     255       255          255       1-255