Hi,
I want to create new users when inside a zone. Previously in Sol 9, I
would have used admintool as an easy way to create users.
However in Solaris 10, I have to use SMC. However there is no smc under
/usr/sadm/bin directory when inside the zone.
I also noticed that 'smc' from the global
I'm reading this section from the ipf how-to:
"The rdr function is applied to packets that enter the firewall on the
specified interface. When a packet comes in that matches a rdr rule, its
destination address is then rewritten, it is pushed into ipf for
filtering, and should it successfully
Thanks for the info all.
So this now raises a couple of related questions :
i) Can an NFS share be either mounted directly into a zone relative to
the global root or lofs mounted relative to the global root?
ii) Can an NFS share be lofs mounted via 'zoneadm add fs' into a zone?
iii) If both a
i) Can an NFS share be either mounted directly into a zone relative to the
global root or lofs mounted relative to the global root?
I'm not sure on what you're asking specifically.
The global zone can export its own file systems to a non-global zone
via lofs(7FS) (including those it exports to
Hi David :
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i) Can an NFS share be either mounted
directly into a zone relative to the global root or lofs mounted
relative to the global root?
I'm not sure on what you're asking specifically.
The global zone can export its own file systems to a no
Hi Simon,
Simon Redmill wrote:
Hi David :
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i) Can an NFS share be either mounted directly into a zone relative
to the global root or lofs mounted relative to the global root?
I'm not sure on what you're asking specifically.
The global zone can export its own file sy
