Thanks - had a look round the docs - quite a lot of stuff on resource
management - but i get the general idea.
zonemgr -a add -n m1 -z \/zones\ -P \abc123\ \\
-I \192.168.0.10|hme0|24|myzonehost\
I want to do this for 4 zones per box - dont think I need to deal with resource
I apologize if this has been discussed, as I am relatively new to this forum.
I would like to create a network of containers under a single global zone. Can
I do this without hitting the physical network?
I envision the ability to create virtual routers and switches, allowing one to
create
Bill Quayle wrote:
I apologize if this has been discussed, as I am relatively new to this
forum.
I would like to create a network of containers under a single global zone.
Can I do this without hitting the physical network?
I envision the ability to create virtual routers and switches,
Manish,
Wee Yeh is correct. The zonemgr doesn't do anything that would cause
your ssh to the global zone to disconnect. I test with ssh sessions
to my global zone all the time and never encounter that problem.
Brad
On Tue, 2007-01-30 at 11:25 +0800, Wee Yeh Tan wrote:
Manish,
I have not
Hello Tony,
The usage that you specified below will place your zone root
in /zones/m1. At this point in time there is no storage
containment management within zonemgr for the non-global root mount
point. (e.g. /zones/m1) If you wish to limit the storage of that
mount point to 5GB then you
Sorry for the delay in getting back. The problem is indeed in ssh
(http://www.ssh.com/). I followed the suggestion to use PuTTy and set the
keepalive parameter to 15 seconds. Now I am able to create zones without
problem.
Thanks
Manish
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Do we know when its going to be in Solaris 10? maybe U4 or patch? Any time
frame?
Thanks so much for info.
Chris
On Mon, 5 Feb 2007, Menno Lageman wrote:
Gerard Henry wrote:
Try 'zoneadm -z servimp2 attach -n /zones/servimp2'.
If you get a arning add '-F' after 'attach'.
very strange:
hello, I just got into zones and I have few questions:
is there any way to create zone with some additional customizations?
here is what I did:
# zonecfg -z titan1
titan1: No such zone configured
Use 'create' to begin configuring a new zone.
zonecfg:titan1 create
zonecfg:titan1 set
Hi Krzys,
Krzys wrote On 02/05/07 12:39,:
hello, I just got into zones and I have few questions:
is there any way to create zone with some additional customizations?
here is what I did:
# zonecfg -z titan1
titan1: No such zone configured
Use 'create' to begin configuring a new zone.
I am trying to use the -D -d options in zonemgr to configure DNS during zone
creation. My command is:
zonemgr -a add -n $zonename -z /export/home/zones \
-P $rootpassword -R /root|/usr/bin/bash \
-I $ipaddress|elxl0|25|$zonename \
-s basic|lock -S ssh \
Krzys wrote:
hello, I just got into zones and I have few questions:
is there any way to create zone with some additional customizations?
here is what I did:
# zonecfg -z titan1
titan1: No such zone configured
Use 'create' to begin configuring a new zone.
zonecfg:titan1 create
zonecfg:titan1
John's point is correct. I was focusing exclusively on the
zone mount point because it has a unique limitation. As John points
out you can add a zfs filesystem to the non-global zone and apply
limitations to that filesystem. In fact, you can add a legacy mode
zfs file system through zonemgr.
Hi.
We have a zone currently setup on one of our Solaris 10 servers, but it wasn't
configured quite properly.
Is there a way to go back and add an inherited dir to a zone that's already
configured and has been running for a couple of weeks?
Thanks
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I just got a chance to start playing with the capped memory resource
controls in build 56. At first blush, this looks to be *very* good
stuff. My initial testing included some very basic single process
memory hog tests and multiple process mmap(..., MAP_SHARED,...) tests.
In each case, the
To my knowledge, the inherit-pkg-dir resource cannot be changed
after the zone has been installed.
If you want to use binaries placed in those dirs, you may want to
use the fs resource of zonecfg.
Say absolute-path is the dir you wanted to inherit.
zonecfg -z zone
zonecfg add fs
zonecfg:fs set
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