Solaris 10 x86, can't connect internet

Would anyone show me how to configure my cable modem connect to NIC, but it can't connect to internet. I take the cat5(connect from modem) plug back to windows xp system at NIC it's working fine.
have done so far:
#ifconfig -a plumb
#ifconfig -a auto-dhcp
error:
ifconfig: lo0: interface does not exist or cannot be manage using DHCP.
#ping localhost
#lcocalhost is alive
#ping sunnet01 (hostname)
#sunnet01 is alive.
Any idea please!
Thanks
TD

I don't know exactly how to configure the netcard. I am a new unix mate.
would you like to instruction how to configure the nic and get through internet with cat5 cable connect to modem and goes to internet please.
I plug into win-xp system its working fine, but plug back to unix system.
can't get through internet.
I am appreciate for your time mate!
TD

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