Problem setting up Solaris 10 Networking / Internet

Hello,
This is my first time ever setting up a linux and havent spent more than a few hours ever using one.
Im looking for a step by step guide to start fresh and set up a network on a cable line running a dlink router and router ip is 192.168.0.1 like a normal dlink.
Any help, advice, or basic knowledge would also be apprciated.
I have already searched as much as possible of this and other forums with no luck.
Help would be wonderful.
Thanks.

Let start from 1st...
Log in as root & Open terminal & then type
# sys-unconfig
then it will ask : Y/n' & then write ' y" & press enter...
after that you will not see any display in your monitor for a moment.. & then your screen is lock & enter root password for unlock.. Then your system will reboot..
After that ,
1.enter host name
2. then it will ask " Network " & there is two option " Yes/no"
select yes & press F2.
3. Then it will ask for netwok interfence..
It depends How many NIC card you have in your system...
then select any one. & continue..
after that.. Give your system ip , (e.g: 192.168.1.1)
then select its a part of subnet..
Then when it shows " Specify Router add" then you will enter ur router i.p.
192.168.0.1
then In the field of Name service select
: DNS " & enter nameserver ip of ur isp...(eg. 61.1.1.96.69)
then cont..
After finishing this configartion , you will need to configure your modem...
open browser & enter http://192.168.0.1
then config ur modem/router from there........
then it will be done.......
Do this way, If you have any problem please let me know.....
Thanks
Partha

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