How to configure SMC 9432TX - Network Card

Hi,
My Solaris8 (Intel) works fine but I just got a NIC card. Can anyone tell me the steps to Install and configure a Network Card.
I have SMC 9432TX .
Thanks

Try to use devfsadm -v to find the device
Then use ifconfig dnet0 (not positive this is the right syntax for SMC) to plumb the device.
Then use ifconfig dnet0 192.168.50.4 up
You may have to modify these files to get the IP to come up on startup and properly resolve:
/etc/hostname.dnet0
/etc/netmasks
/etc/resolv.conf
/etc/defaultrouter
/etc/nodename

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