On Sun, Sep 13, 2009 at 12:30 AM, Illya Kysil
ikysil+opensolaris@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Sam,
The easier way is to mount the storage (either NFS or CIFS or other)
in the global zone and configure the lofs filesystems in non-global
zones.
A file system that is NFS mounted in the global zone
Thanks, option 2 seems a bit more like what I'm looking for, I would rather go
direct zone to zone then bounce it through the global.
However in your example above it looks like your mounting /data from global and
not z1/data. How would I specify to use the Data directory form z1?
I was
Ok I just tried using sharemgr to to do a standard nfs share, but it looks like
the nfs server will not run in a zone.
When it come to the idea of a directory in global that is lofs mounted to both
zones, would both zones have RW access?
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Mike Gerdts wrote:
A non-global zone cannot be an NFS server (without a third-party
userland NFS server implementation). Also, NFS mounting a file system
in a non-global zone that is exported from that zone's global zone is
not supported. It may seem to work, but there is a known deadlock
