Jeff,
I typically also disable:
autofs
disable name-service-cache
cron might be possible to disable, but I would'nt do that

If you really want to minimize you also could disable
inetd
rpc/bind
ssh

But then you are only able to login into your zone with zlogin. But 
that might be enough for a router.

Detlef

Kais Belgaied schrieb am 16.10.09 05:28:
> On 10/15/09 15:25, Jeff Victor wrote:
>> I would like to set up a zone to be a router - and nothing else - in a 
>> virtual network that is using crossbow on OpenSolaris 2009.06. I am 
>> trying to create a list of all of the necessary commands.
>>
>> Assume that:
>> * the zone will have two VNICs: one going to the outside world via a 
>> NIC, and one going to an internal switch to which other zones are 
>> connected
>> * the zone and its VNICs have been created
>> * I want to disable all unnecessary services to harden the router-zone
>>
>> What commands do I need in the zone to persistently enable routing? So 
>> far I have:
>>
>> router-zone# svcadm enable svc:/network/ipv4-forwarding
>>
>> Also, what services can I disable?
> 
> try netservices limited inside the zone to disable all network services, 
> except sshd.
> 
>    Kais
>>
>> TIA,
>> --JeffV
>>
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