I can make some general suggestions on how to avoid duplicate backups, but I'm
not very familiar with TSM, or your specific backup requirements.
Does the TSM backup client run in the global zone, the non-global zones, or
both?
What is the "default TSM configuration" that results in these duplic
These comments apply to Solaris 08/07 or later (or KU patch 120011-14 or
later).
There is some info on capping memory for zones here:
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/817-1592/gepte?a=view
You can specify capped memory for each zone, and rcapd will be enabled
automatically. There is no nee
Is /zones/zone_roots/ a zfs dataset?
# zfs create -o mountpoint=/zones rpool/zones
# zfs create rpool/zones/zone_roots
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prstat -Z shows memory in use in megabytes. Look at the RSS column (ram used)
and SWAP column (virtual memory used).
Did you reboot the zone after configuring it's cpu-cap? With two cpus, and a
cap of 0.25, the zone should not use more that 12.5% of the total cpu. What
value are you seeing?
Oracle in a zone can access devices added to the zone with "add device"
http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/features/articles/db_in_containers.jsp
Here's some info on oracle in a container:
http://opensolaris.org/os/community/zones/faq/#app_orcl_shmem
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svc:/application/x11/xvnc-inetd:default
This starts an Xvnc server when connected to by a vncviewer. It does an
xdmcp query, so when the vncviewer connects, it gets a gdm login. gdm must be
configured to enable xdmcp.
When the vncviewer disconnects, the Xvnc goes away.
I'm guessing this i
What version of solaris are you using, and which procedures have you attempted?
Are you attempting to forward X11 to the global zone by:
global$ ssh -X
local$ xterm
or:
global$ ssh
local$ export DISPLAY=
local$ xterm
For the former, you could be hitting:
http://bugs.opensolaris.
Something is now working right if you are getting the maintenance
prompt. You can log into the
zone with "zlogin -S ", and then run "svcs -xv" to see what
service has issues.
-Steve
On 03/21/11 09:43 AM, Enda o'Connor - Sun Microsystems Ireland -
Software Engineer wrote:
On 21/03/2011 16:37
