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

1.  Reactive Network Configuration (Overview)

2.  Creating and Configuring Reactive Network Profiles (Tasks)

3.  Administering Your Reactive Network Configuration (Tasks)

4.  Using the Network Administration Graphical User Interface

Introduction to the Network Administration Graphical User Interface

Accessing the Network Administration GUI From the Desktop

Differences Between the Network Administration GUI and the Network CLI

Functional Components of the GUI

Interacting With Reactive Network Profiles From the Desktop

Checking the Status of Your Network Connection

How to Show Details About an Enabled Network Connection

Controlling Network Connections From the Desktop

Joining and Managing Favorite Wireless Networks

How to Join a Wireless Network

Managing Favorite Networks

Managing Network Profiles

About the Network Preferences Dialog

Viewing Information About Network Profiles

How to Switch From One Network Profile to Another Network Profile

Adding or Removing a Network Profile

Editing Network Profiles

How to Edit a Fixed Network Profile

How to Add or Remove Connections

Working With Priority Groups

How to Move a Network Connection to the Always Enabled Group

How to Remove a Network Connection

Creating and Managing Locations

How to Change a Location's Activation Mode

How to Switch From One Location to Another Location

Editing Locations

How to Edit a Location

About External Network Modifiers

About the Network Modifiers Dialog

How to Add a Command-Line ENM

Index

Chapter 4

Using the Network Administration Graphical User Interface

This chapter provides an introduction to the network administration graphical user interface (formerly known as NWAM GUI) on the Oracle Solaris desktop, which includes a description of the components that make up its network administration GUI. Basic instructions for interacting with reactive network profiles from the desktop, controlling network connections, adding wireless networks, and creating and managing network profiles are also included in this chapter.

This chapter does not provide step-by-step instructions on managing your network exclusively by using the network administration GUI. For detailed instructions, refer to the online help, which can be accessed by right-clicking the Network Status icon that is displayed in the panel notification area of the desktop at all times. Links within the network administration GUI take you to pages in the online help that provide more detailed information about each topic. You can also navigate through the online help by clicking links that are displayed in the text or by clicking the various topics in the side pane.

The following topics are covered in this chapter: