Jim Nissen wrote: > James, > No, asking simply because the Solaris tunables guide list both those TCP > settings that are changed via ndd and other that are /etc/system. > Customer's asking me if exclusive IP will allow for a NGZ to have its > own /etc/system TCP tunables, or if they are global. > > I think Steffen addressed this.
I was going to include this reference in my previous response... http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/817-0404/chapter1-1?a=view A lot of things that used to be in /etc/system are no longer there since 1. it does no syntax checking 2. it applies to the whole system 3. it requires a reboot to take effect So I think the answer is still that you do general IP stack tuning on the zone that "owns" the stack--the global zone for share IP Instances, and the individual non-global zone(s) for exclusive IP Instances. Things you still may tune in /etc/system affect drivers, and some things such as ip_squeue_fanout. I suspect the list of non-driver, non-NFS tunables via /etc/system is small. Steffen > > Thanks to all, > Jim > > James Carlson wrote: >> Jim Nissen writes: >> >>> Will Solaris 10 Zones, with exclusive IP, allow one to set NGZ TCP >>> tunables, like tcp_conn_req_max_q? >>> >> >> Yes, every zone configured as exclusive has its own TCP/IP stack >> instance. >> >> Are you asking because you've encountered some problem with this? >> >> > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > zones-discuss mailing list > zones-discuss@opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ zones-discuss mailing list zones-discuss@opensolaris.org
