I have a TCP error how can fix this error?

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I have a TCP error how can fix this error?..

Answer / chetan honnavile

ping the loopback address and check whether it is alive or not.

*to check loop back address*
#ifconfig -a

*ping loop back address*
#ping 127.0.0.1

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I have a TCP error how can fix this error?..

Answer / raja

check
svcs tcp
svcadm restart <service>

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I have a TCP error how can fix this error?..

Answer / sarav

1) first check tcp service whether is running or not
grep tcp /etc/inetd/inetd.conf
check port services
grep tcp /etc/service
check whether daemons run or not
ps -eg | grep tcp

svcadm start tcp

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