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Ethernet question



Hello,
  Macintosh newbie here, Solaris oldbie and been way too long since I used
a BSD based OS.

Here's my question:

I'm setting up a cluster of G5 Xserves.  Had very few problems using
rendezvous to set them up initially (they have a public and private
ethernet). However, for some reason, on three of the eight machines, upon
reboot, the public ethernet (though plumbed) is never "up".  I can
manually log onto the private net and bring them up with an ifconfig
command, but I'm imagining that there's a file, similar in function to
/etc/hostname.en0 (in Solaris for example) which would do this for me.

Where do I specify to the OS that I want this ethernet active upon reboot?

Thanks in advance for any info,

Paul Mitchell
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