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This question has been asked before. This is the trick we use: Since the zone command /usr/sbin/zoneadm list -vi does not display the name of the global zone when logged on to a local zone, we added to the global zone OS filesystem in "/usr/bin" a script/command called "zone-global-name". This script has the global zone name hard coded and echoes its name. e.g. #!/bin/sh echo "<global zone name>" Now every time we build a new local zone this command is copied or shared with the local zone depending on the type of zone created. This installs a command that will always show you the name of the global zone when you are on logged on to the local zone. Kind of a hack, but it works for us. Boyd Adamson wrote: "Sabri Ali" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:Hello! --
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