Jeff, >Would the steps be:
>1) Manually failover active zones to their equivalents on the secondary system >2) Upgrade the system that now has non-active zones on it, using standard >upgrade, live upgrade, or pkgs/patches >3) Fail the zones back to the (now upgraded) system >4) Upgrade the 'other' (not-yet-upgraded) system I thought I couldn't update Zones unless using Live Upgrade or Jumpstart Upgrade? I thought I can't run an older ZONE on an updated System? (as would be the case in the above steps?) Can I just apply the updated packages/patches in the latest Distro if using the above steps? That would be great if it would be supported/worked?? >Or some other steps? Thats the question ;) >Sparse or whole-root? ;-) Whole-root.. >One highly recommended patch is the KU patch: 118833-36 (SPARC) which, of >course, applies to the whole system, including its zones. Its x86 equivalent >is 118855-36. >You will also want to pay attention to the Solaris pkgs which are marked >"SUNW_PKG_ALLZONES=TRUE." Those pkgs must be installed in, and identical >in, >all zones, including the GZ. See pkginfo(4). Again, can I apply patches/pkgs on an older Zone when the server has already been updated seperately? If so, would it be supported? As its not using jumpstart or Live Upgrade? Cheers. Andrew This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ zones-discuss mailing list [email protected]
