Solaris 10/services network

I set up a network using Solaris 10...but was unable to set up the network....so I did sys-unconfig and the network. come up.
I am able to assign IP addresses and get them with ifconfig -a. But I am unable to access the internet with the browser..
Also I am unable to ssh, telnet, ftp from another machine in te network...even though ssh, ftp, telnet r online when I checked up svcs -a|grep ssh...
Can anyone guide me with this one please?
Thanks!
Anand

Hi
If you are sure that the ip address and the subnet mask is correct then you should able to ping the ipaddress atleast from a machine in the same network.Try using Ip address instead of using hostname.
Adding the default route will help you to connect to a different network.

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