djr-0	I concur with jmp0 and I'm afraid that NWAM is going to create a
	network administration that makes life easier for those that point
	and click with their mouse and are happy but will cause much
	consternation if it defaults to on for server installations.
	Feedback from professional systems administrators has indicated
	that they dislike for the "lets bury network interface admin in
	a directory tree under /etc, somewhere" - as Linux does.

djr-1	If I'm doing a jumpstart install today, I can use /etc/hostname.*
	and friends to deliver files as part of the installation that
	completely configure my host for the network. If the new default
	install is with NWAM active and these legacy files are no longer
	used, how is this not a regression for me? Where will I find
	documentation on all of this?

djr-2	Why is only /etc/hosts managed by NWAM?
	Why have the others (services, networks, netmasks, inetd.conf,
	ntp.conf) been forgotten?
	Is this proposal complete if it is only managing a few of
	these files and not all?