This might help you. I have some ZFS and some VxFS / VCS examples of
zone migration.
http://web.mac.com/robert.bailey
Check it out, and let me know if it helps.
On Jun 20, 2007, at 9:50 PM, Hector De Jesus wrote:
I have created a zfs pool and I have installed a zone in the pool.
For
If all you want to do is audit your connections, you might want to
look at either BSM or BSM with Trusted Extensions (TX).
It might be overkill, but that's up to what you want to accomplish.
I'd have to assume that in a school environment, you have
to worry about the rebellious
TX will
As of SFRAC/SFCFS 4.1MP1 Veritas will not support CFS in local zones.
However if NAS/NFS is available you could try the following:
The following sequence, hack, might help: 1. Mount the zoneroot
directories, 2. mount the NFS directories, 3. Start the local zone,
4. start the application.
This probably has more to do with the potential for different network
devices (if not plumbed via VCS), and the likelihood of patch miss-
syncs. In U1 there's no real error checking, just a copy of the
XML? In U3, with the attach/detach features, it's very common for
the zoneadm attach
Folks,
Has anyone done much exploring into local zone failover using VCS?
I've put together one method of doing this, but I'm interested in
seeing if others have had a different take on it. Maybe spark some
discussing from other folks focused on failover and H/A.
Feel free to check it
