hm. that's unfortunate.
so if a user wanted to use ip filters in an lx zone, how would we
support this?
also, is configuring ip filters in a non-global zone a requirement for
having nat'ted zones? (something i'm not sure about since i've never
seen any examples of what such a configuration
At the request of the project team, I've put this case into waiting need spec.
When the spec is updated, it will be sent out and the timer reset.
Gary..
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This is an issue in S10 at two levels:
1. The /etc/hostname.ifname and related files are ignored when a zone
is booted.
FWIW, as NWAM is currently specified, they will soon be ignored for global
zone boots too (with appropriate transition mechanisms).
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meem
Edward Pilatowicz wrote:
hm. that's unfortunate.
so if a user wanted to use ip filters in an lx zone, how would we
support this?
Do we know what users might want in this space? Has anybody asked on the
brandz-discuss list?
Is the iptables syntax important? Or is IP Filter syntax ok?
Does
On Mon, Nov 06, 2006 at 12:37:01PM -0800, Erik Nordmark wrote:
Edward Pilatowicz wrote:
hm. that's unfortunate.
so if a user wanted to use ip filters in an lx zone, how would we
support this?
Do we know what users might want in this space? Has anybody asked on the
brandz-discuss list?
Erik Nordmark wrote:
Edward Pilatowicz wrote:
so if a user wanted to use ip filters in an lx zone, how would we
support this?
Do we know what users might want in this space? Has anybody asked on the
brandz-discuss list?
Is the iptables syntax important? Or is IP Filter syntax ok?
Does
