Currently LDOMs have support only for virtual consoles through the control domain (ssh to control domain server then telnet localhost conport) via VCC / VNTSD.
There does not seem to have virtual ALOM capability. E.g. each guest domain being assigned a virtual ALOM with individual IPs such that one can ssh to the virtual IP and get some sort of ALOM functionality (e.g. reset a guest domain, power off / power on a guest domain, console -f to guest domain). Above must go through the control domain via the telnet method (for console access) or ldm command. Idea is to allow non UNIX admin to have ability in emergency situation to reset / restart a hung guest domain without being given root right on control domain (hosting server). Yes the risk for possible corruption of filesystems can happen but it is not worse than current situation when a non-UNIX person being given access to physical ALOM. Please advise if I am missing some documents pointing to some configurations that will allow the above to be done, or please advise what I can do to make the above happen - Writing some code to tie to ldm is an option, but I hope it is the last resort as this is just so unportable. Thanks in advance. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
