Here are some notes that I had used to replicate my /zfs1 over from one server to another to allow to re-jumpstart the other server to upgrade. setup sshd vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config edit line PermitRootLogin yes on client 55 zfs allow -s @zfs1 create,destroy,mount,snapshot zfs1 56 zfs allow zfs1
on old server # zfs allow -s @zones create,destroy,mount,snapshot zones Pool must be upgraded to use 'allow/unallow': unsupported version # zfs upgrade zones zones: can not be upgraded; the pool version needs to first be upgraded to version 9 0 filesystems upgraded # zpool upgrade zones This system is currently running ZFS pool version 10. Successfully upgraded 'zones' from version 4 to version 10 # zfs allow -s @zones create,destroy,mount,snapshot zones # zfs send zones at 192.168.1.7 | ssh 192.168.1.21 zfs receive zfs1/zfs1 Once running back on the new server client bash-3.00# zfs list NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT zfs1 25.2G 369G 36K /zfs1 zfs1 at 192.168.1.21 17K - 33K - zfs1/zfs1 25.2G 369G 25.2G /zfs1/zfs1 bash-3.00# mount example zfs set mountpoint=/mnt/export pool1/export 3. Tell ZFS that all is OK now to mount that dataset # zfs mount pool1/foo/bar -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
