thanks for all replies.
Unfortunately, i was forced to reboot the machine without understanding
what was happening. And now, it's ok
gerard
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I guess my wording was a little confusing. What I meant by "nfs mounts in
the ngz from the gz" is that since you can't log into the zone you need to
check for hung nfs mounts from the global zone. The nfs mounts that we have
had hung were from filers.
Derek
On Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 3:05 PM, Craig
I have had the same problem with two zones and using the following two steps
I was able to get one of the zones to shut down and the other one I wasn't.
First, check for hung nfs mounts for the ngz from the gz. mount | grep
www2. If you see any umount them from the gz.
Next, check for any proce
hello all,
after trying to reboot a zone, it still hang:
he...@antigone:~# zoneadm -z www2 reboot;zlogin -C www2
on other termial, i try to kill the process:
he...@antigone:~# ps -ef|grep www2
root 16432 1 0 Mar 18 ? 0:03 zoneadmd -z www2
root 18864 18860 0 12:18:14 pt
