Seapine TestTrack License Server compiled for 32-bit only.
Or I need use xVM with PV 32-bit osol?
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Anton Pomozov wrote:
Seapine TestTrack License Server compiled for 32-bit only.
Or I need use xVM with PV 32-bit osol?
32-bit applications work fine on x64, whether inside a zone or not.
Each process on x64 (and SPARC) can be either 32-bit or 64-bit and the
system adapts as needed.
The only
I want to shut down the global zone, and want to surf only from local zones.
You mean this is not possible?
I dont really understand the implications of your post. What are you trying to
say? That I must use Crossbow in b134? Or, that my plan is not possible to do?
Or, that I should not shut
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From: Orvar Korvar knatte_fnatte_tja...@yahoo.com
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Sent: 29.9.'10, 10:13
I want to shut down the global zone, and want to surf only from local
zones. You mean this is not possible?
Not possible
I dont really understand the
Thank you.
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Ok, so it is impossible to shutdown internet connection to the global zone and
surf only from the local zones. If I want to surf from the local zones, the
global zone's NIC must be activated. I suspect a hacker will attack the global
zone, instead of the local zone that I surf from.
Are there
Orvar Korvar wrote:
Ok, so it is impossible to shutdown internet connection to the global zone
and surf only from the local zones. If I want to surf from the local zones,
the global zone's NIC must be activated. I suspect a hacker will attack the
global zone, instead of the local zone that
Hi
U cannot shutdown gz
Gz run the kernel and all servies for ngz
But can setup firewall such that to restrict acces to ip tcp service and
port
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From: Orvar Korvar knatte_fnatte_tja...@yahoo.com
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Sent: 29.9.'10, 13:33
Ok, so
Is there a way to disable all remote connections to the GZ? In other
words, couldn't you use a firewall to reject connections on all ports to
the GZ? That would effectively deny remote access to the GZ without
having to disable any network interfaces.
Of course, disabling the GZ's
Assuming you're using the shared IP stack (default), it is sufficient
for the global zone interface(s) to be plumbed so that the non-global
zones can use logical instances of the interface(s). So setting the GZ
interfaces as down' will prevent network access to/from the global zone.
--Glenn
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