Re: [zones-discuss] unable to migrate zone

2007-02-03 Thread Ben Rockwood

Gerard Henry wrote:

hello,
i'm tryng to migrate a zone beetween 2 t2000, each in Solaris 10 11/06
on t2000-1:
zoneadm -z servimp2 halt
zoneadm -z servimp2 detach

then rsync'ed zonepath from t2000-1 towards t2000-2
on t2000-2:

t2000-root% zonecfg -z servimp2 
servimp2: No such zone configured

Use 'create' to begin configuring a new zone.
zonecfg:servimp2 create -a /zones/servimp2
zonecfg:servimp2 verify
zonecfg:servimp2 commit
zonecfg:servimp2 exit
t2000-root% zoneadm -z servimp2 attach
t2000-root% zoneadm list -cv
  ID NAME STATUS PATH  
   0 global   running/ 
- servimp2 configured /zones/servimp2   
t2000-root% 


why servimp2 zone is configured and not installed? i got no errors ?!...
 


Try 'zoneadm -z servimp2 attach -n /zones/servimp2'.  If you get a 
warning add '-F' after 'attach'.


benr.


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[zones-discuss] guidance for beginner

2007-02-03 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,

I have to set up 2 X T2000 one day next week for 9 users.
Ideally there should be 8 sun boxes running solaris 9 or 10, so that for 2-3 
weeks the users can install applications as root and klunk about gaining some 
hands on.
These users already have a home dir.
Could I have some high level guidance on how to proceed? I have printed the 14 
page man page for zonemgr 1.8. which looks like it is going to be the solution.
But in general what should I shoot for?
I can avoid giving root access to the users with sudo.
But does that mean giving them zones will be easier or safer?
Any guidance greatly appreciated! (should mention I have lots of experience 
with sol9 and 8 but none with sol10...

TIA

Tony
 
 
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Re: [zones-discuss] guidance for beginner

2007-02-03 Thread Rayson Ho

On 2/3/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I can avoid giving root access to the users with sudo.
But does that mean giving them zones will be easier or safer?


Yes, giving away root access in non-global zones is very safe. There
is no way to escape from a non-global zone to another non-global zone
or to the global zone. So even the root user can only modify settings
in his own zone.

BTW, there are a number of good articles on zones/containers at:
http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/content/zones/
http://www.sun.com/blueprints/browsedate.html

Rayson




Any guidance greatly appreciated! (should mention I have lots of experience 
with sol9 and 8 but none with sol10...

TIA

Tony


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