Hi,
What would be the best way/easiest way to limit an amount of a 8core CPU to a
specific zone.
Can I do it in such a way to limit 2 of 8 cores, or does it have to be in a
percentage bases.
Im assuming it would be done with zonecfg, any help is appreciated.
thanks much
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thank you for all the good information,
I appreciate it, I now have just do it since I now have the knowledge given by
y'all
one last thing.
assigning phyiscal memory, we have 16gb of memory on our server, I want to
assign 4gb to our zone and leave 12gb for the global zone.
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If you have a pool that is tied to 4cpus,and that is tied to a zone. If you
have a 12cpu box, what happens to the remaining 8cpus, do they automatically
get used by the global zone and only the global zone?
thanks
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what would be the proper way to deal with /usr on my zone?
The reason I ask is, since by default it is in r/o on the zone. Should I make
it uninheritable? what will this do for me?
I see in the man on zonecfg, in the example, they created a lofs, from
/usr/local on the global zone to
I installed my zones, in a sparse zone format.
question is, is there a way to NOT use /usr/local from the global zone and use
a local copy or start with a clean /usr/local on the zone besides in a whole
root format where it copies the global over to the zone. I do not want to
rebuild the zone
If you install a pkg on a global zone, such as 'top'.
If I used: pkgadd -G -d top, my question is, will the local zones be able to
utilize the top command that was specifically installed on the global zone.
I have a sparse zone, and have it so the local zones are able to write to
/usr/local.
I did a quick search of this website, but could not find a definite answer.
when creating a filesystem on the global zone and using lofs to have the zone
see it, do I have to reboot the zone in order for the zone to actually see it.
I am talking about when creating the filesytem via zonecfg..
Hello,
a question,
I have dedicated NIC for two of my zones, but when I created the zones it
looked as it created it like a VIP, see output below...
is that normal? I thought the zone would be using e1000g1 or e1000g2 by itself
thank you
- from the global zone using the ifconfig
unfortunately since I am not using opensolaris on this box, and am running S10
11/06. if I use FSS, I have to use this method. (well as far I know I do)
my question is, using this method, is there a way using zonecfg to modify the
'limit'. I know there is a method using prtcl, but it only last
