[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A question for those who would like this - what other sorts of DHCP
information would one want to use in this case? The DNS domain name?
Time server information?
Well, if I understand this correctly, zoneadmd does plumb and will
eventually do dhcp config of the
larry lancaster writes:
when i use zones, can I migrate then without havign to reboot my machine?
Is ohter words is the zone migration static or live?
The zone itself must be shut down in order to migrate, but the machine
itself doesn't need to be rebooted.
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James Carlson, Solaris
Martin Man writes:
VNIC? I think we were discussing the use of DHCP with regular
shared-stack zones and ordinary logical interfaces.
I'm lost in Sun's always-have-at-least-three-names-for-the-same-thing
madness, fortunately it didn't confuse you :-))
;-}
I understand physical interface
James Carlson wrote:
Martin Man writes:
Well, if I understand this correctly, zoneadmd does plumb and will
eventually do dhcp config of the VNIC.
VNIC? I think we were discussing the use of DHCP with regular
shared-stack zones and ordinary logical interfaces.
I'm lost in Sun's
I agree with Jerry. To expand on that further:
1) The default directory for ZFS pools is /pool. /zones is somewhat analogous
to that default. Consistency is good.
2) I use /zones for simplicity and clarity. On demo systems /zones is usually
a directory in the / file system because I/O
Yes, we recommend running applications in non-global zones, and not running
any apps in the global zone. This reserves access to the global zone to
platform administrators.
Tillman, Gregory wrote:
Is there a zone administration best practices doc? Neither the
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James Carlson wrote:
Getting the DHCP data into a form where Linux can use it inside the
zone might be a challenge, but it's worth some thought.
I think it would also require emulation/translation of some additional
Linux ioctls; I don't think the ioctl to *set* the IP address and
netmask
Erik Nordmark wrote:
James Carlson wrote:
Getting the DHCP data into a form where Linux can use it inside the
zone might be a challenge, but it's worth some thought.
I think it would also require emulation/translation of some additional
Linux ioctls; I don't think the ioctl to *set* the IP
