Le 2 oct. 08 à 22:00, Moore, Joe a écrit : > The other way that the global zone identity normally leaks through > to the non-global zones is through the system's hostid. So if you > compare the output of `/usr/bin/hostid` with `for e in > $allglobalzones ; do ssh $e /usr/bin/hostid ; done`, you can easily > see which global zone matches your local. > > That's also a way for your application administrators (using > application-level clustering) to verify that they are not running on > the same physical node. If their hostids are different, they're > different.
Ok. Then you know they're running on different global zones...but you can't find which if you don't have access to them. > A small matter of programming would put the global zones' hostids > into an accessible web page for public review and matching. > > Personally, we've defined a DNS alias for <zonename>-vh to point to > the global zone for each of our local zones. That way we can `ssh > www-zh zoneadm -z www reboot` easily. Interesting. Why don't ssh to the non-global ? `ssh www init 6` Nicolas 01010101 01001110 01001001 01011000 Nicolas Dorfsman [EMAIL PROTECTED] / [EMAIL PROTECTED] Phone: +33 6 7981 4486 Skype: ndorfsman http://www.guses.org - French Speaking (Open)Solaris User Group http://www.solaris-fr.org - French OpenSolaris Wiki _______________________________________________ zones-discuss mailing list zones-discuss@opensolaris.org