For Solaris try running  /etc/init.d/networker start  from command line. That 
should get it started.
 

Stephen Lee <lee AT SJU DOT EDU> wrote:
Hi,
I am running 6.1 on Solaris. I needed to stop and restart networker.
The Sun supplied stop script did not work so I used the "nsr_shutdown"
recently discussed here. Now the start script just sits there. The
system says it is sleeping. I think it is looking or waiting for
something that is not there. Is there a command similar to nsr_shutdown
for starting networker?

Regards,
Steve
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