Hello Robert,
Responding to my own email...
Looks like if I have an interface int0 in a global zone with an
interface alias int0:1 assigned for a local zone, both in the
same network with default router, then similar for int1 but in a
different network, if I change status to down for interfaces int0 and
int1 but leave int0:1 and int1:1 unchanged, default route for
all networks is still there, local zones networking works fine,
and networking in a global zone now doesn't take defaultrouters
for int0 and int1 into account and is using yet another default
router (say int2)...
So, lets say I want 3 zones, each in its own network wirh
default routing, and I can't use ip-instances. Looks like below
config works (quick check and it seems to work):
ce10000 Network A, global zone
ce10000:1 Network A, local zone
ce11000 Network B, global zone
ce11000:1 Network B, local zone
ce12000 Network C, global zone
ce12000:1 Network C, local zone
ce15000 Network X, global zone only
default gateways in networks: A, B, C, X
Now after all zones are up, manually set status to down
on interfaces: ce10000 ce11000 ce12000
Now global zone will use only defaultrouter in network X
While all local zones will still use a proper one for its
own network.
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Best regards,
Robert mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://milek.blogspot.com
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