How to restart network service

Hi all,
Is there a efficient way to restart the netwoork
service on Solaris 8 or Solaris 9 ?
(for example on tru64 rcinet restart do the job,
similar on linux, but on Solaris can't find something
similar)
I've tried with stop/start of inetsvc and inetinit
but I'm not satisfied wiith result.
"network restart" cause unkwon hostname to occur (I'm
not using DHCP, but static IP).Hello, try first to check/create /etc/nodename with your hostname, and check if it exists too in /etc/hosts.
That name or your Ip address must be in the /etc/hostname.device(#) being device (hme or pcn or other) the name of your NIC driver, followed (#) by a number, 0 if the first.
In a sparc machine the typical first network interface name file is /etc/hostname.hme0 and usually contains the hostname (`uname -n`) and must exist in /etc/hosts too.
Example
/etc/hosts (should be like this)
127.0.0.1 loghost
10.0.0.1 yourmachine
/etc/nodename (should be like this)]
yourmachine
/etc/hostname.hme0 (should be like this)
yourmachine
Then reboot and thats it. I hope this be your solution

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