Hi Dave,
a domain on an M5000 behaves just like any other Solaris instance. There
are no virtual switches or any other "virtual" stuff needed. That's why
there is no dedicated documentation for this case.
There are no capabilities in the XSCF to provide for virtual switches or
virtual IO. It all has to be "non-virtual", i.e. real: NICs, HBAs, etc.
Regards
Hartmut
On 12/02/08 00:47, Dave Beal wrote:
> Is there any documentation available on how to run Open HA Cluster on the
> domains of an M5000 server? In other words, a cluster in an M5000 box. On
> sun.com, I can find information on running Sun Cluster on [b]Logical[/b]
> Domains (LDOMs) of a server, but nothing on using the domains provided by the
> XSCF of an M5000 Enterprise Server.
>
> The doc for Cluster on LDOMs shows how to use an I/O Domain to create
> "virtual switches" that provide the Cluster Interconnect for Guest Domains
> without using any external cabling. Is there a way to do something
> equivalent with domains of an M5000? Thanks!
>
> - Dave Beal
> Sun, Broomfield
>
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