Matthew Taylor wrote:
Apologies if my search-fu failed me and the answer is out there.
I have a box with 1 hme and 8 qfe interfaces. I would normally used
exclusive IP zones, but that is not possible with these non-gldv3 driven
interfaces, so I am forced to use shared IP zones.
hme0 is configured on the host with a 10.x.x.x address. This is the only IP
address to be used on the global zone.
Each shared-ip zone is to have two of the physical qfe addresses assigned to
it, in two different subnets, one public, one the same 10.x.x.x as in the
global.
I have searched, and can not find the answer to this question:
Do the qfe's all have to have to be plumbed and have an assigned IP address
in the global zone separate from the IP address assigned in the non-global
zone configuration?
Yes, they all need to be plumbed. A 0.0.0.0 address is sufficient in the
global zone. however, routing will be the best term fails me unless at
some time you have an address of the other subnet configured so routes
can be set up. At least until after one zone has booted (but I have
never tried all the possible permutations and timeouts (how long after
the last zone is halted will the entry go away and when you boot a zone
again its traffic won't go where you expect it to). Not sure if setting
a persistent route 'route -p add...' will do the trick.
OpenSolaris build 84 and later has the shim in place to that you can use
legacy NICs.
Steffen
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