How to configure a Network Interface?

Hey guys.
I'm very new to Solaris OS. I've now installed Solaris Express Developer Edition on my Laptop. After the restart of the installation,I find out, that my network don't work. I try to configure it with the network-admin-tool, but i can't add something, because the button "add" is nowhere in the window.
Is it possible, that Solaris don't detect the interface and how can I see it?
Thanks and sorry for the bad english :).

Look for *e[0-9] (as nge0, nge1, bge0, le0, etc.) in:
# dmesg | less
or:
# less /var/adm/messages
Exaple:
Oct 13 15:54:45 hostname nge: [ID 223987 kern.info] NOTICE: nge0: link up 100Mbps Full-Duplex
"Unplumbed" interfaces maight not show up in the kernel log as they are passive. To "plumb" all supported interfaces:
# ifconfig -a plumb
# ifconfig -a
(MS' ipconfig mimics ifconfig :o)
If it lists say 'nge0' and you don't have /etc/hostname.nge0 then:
# cat /etc/hostname.nge0
cat: /etc/hostname.nge0: No such file or directory
# uname -n > /etc/hostname.nge0
(or # echo nge0 > /etc/hostname.nge0)
Add the address to /etc/hosts and the netmask to /etc/netmasks and the defaultgateway to /etc/defaultrouter
Example:
/etc/hosts:
10.0.0.1 gw.fqdn gw
10.0.0.2 hostname.fqdn hostname nge0
/etc/netmasks:
10.0.0.0 255.255.255.0
/etc/defaulrouter:
gw
You can change things on the fly with the comands ifconfig and route, but these files must be edited for a persistent boot configuration.
You can list the entire PCI-tree with:
# prtpicl -v | less
Example:
:model Bridge device
:compatible (a2000003daTBL)
| pci10de,373.1462.7250.a2 |
| pci10de,373.1462.7250 |
| pci1462,7250 |
| pci10de,373.a2 |
| pci10de,373 |
| pciclass,068000 |
| pciclass,0680 |
:driver-name nge
To see if your interface has a driver look for the PCI to driver-mapping in /etc/driver_aliases. Also check http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/hcl/ and http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/hcl/hcts/install_check.html
(put /sbin and /usr/sbin in PATH, i.e. PATH=$PATH:/sbin:/usr/sbin;export PATH)
(use "more" if you don't have "less")

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