Hi Steffen,

Thanks.

FYI - My initial goal was to evaluate  the create-vnic facility in dladm (in
the context of an initiative to re-architect an existing systems
provisioning paradigm to provide more flexibility in service support with
e.g. greater autonomy for "system owners" within zones and a  more
mature/feature rich consolidation model, etc.).  As an initial pre-requisite
I wanted to run load-test/soak test comparisons of a vnic and a "standard"
interface (exclusively assigned) within a zone to quantify any performance
variances between the two.

Our experience is with Solaris; that is what we have under contract and what
our Customers by default select to run their mission critical applications
on. For these reasons and a few others, it therefore initially seemed the
optimal approach to see if it was possible to "bolt"/splice Crossbow into
the Solaris 10 kernel, rather than switching to OpenSolaris. 

Anyway,  I guess on review the approach is to wait for the Crossbow features
I need to be integrated with Standard Solaris ...and hope it happens soon
enough to be leveraged.

Thanks once again for all the help and info.

Br,
Joe

-----Original Message-----
From: Steffen.Weiberle at Sun.COM [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: 08 January 2009 16:47
To: crossbow-discuss at opensolaris.org
Cc: jhg at isnordic.dk
Subject: Re: [crossbow-discuss] Crossbow integration with Solaris 10/08

On 01/07/09 10:42, James Carlson wrote:
> Steffen Weiberle writes:
>> On 01/07/09 10:00, Joe H-Grosse wrote:
>>> Hi James,
>>>
>>> ...just hoping...
>> You can do more than that. You can add a Service Record to Change 
>> Request 6790102, which is a Request for Enhancement to back port VNICs 
>> to Solaris 10. Its a lot of work, and the purpose of the CR is to 
>> collect customers' needs for this, so the best decision where to put 
>> resources can be made. If you don't have a support contract, maybe 
>> another way to offer input is via bugs.opensolaris.org and reference the 
>> CR above.
> 
> bugs.opensolaris.org doesn't offer a way for anyone to add comments to
> an existing bug or to add a new SR.
> 
> Please don't file duplicate bugs; it only makes more work for the few
> folks who handle bug triage and ultimately slows things down.
> Instead, just contact support or someone else who can help you with
> Sun bugster entries.

Thanks for the info, James! I was hoping users could do this themselves.

I do have bugster access and would also be willing to add SRs to it. 
Please contact me directly if you are not able to use the support route. 
I would need name, company, priority, justification (such as your 
business impact), etc. The more info the better.



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