Questions tagged [zones]

Solaris zones is a low overhead virtualization technique, where the guest system is using the same kernel as the underlying systems.

Solaris zones are process teams running in a changeroot environment on the underlying hosting Solaris system, called "Global Zone".

Global Zone
- hosting Solaris instance with access to all physical ressources.
- All processes belonging to nonglobal (hosted) zones are visible from within the global zone.

Nonglobal Zone - Solaris Process Container appearing as a separate system to processes running inside of it.

Branded Zone (BrandZ)
- with an added layer of system call translation, it is possible to run a different operating system revision within a Zone.

For more information see:

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Setting up vncserver on OpenSolaris zone

I am running OpenSolaris 5.10 and set up a sparse zone(inherits most of bin directories from global zone). I ended up copying many etc and var files from global zone, eventually most of the stuff(firefox,gvim, etc.) working through ssh via X11.…
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Updating Java with Solaris zones

I am running a server with a global zone and four local zones. The global zone provides the database server, and the four local zones run instances of Tomcat with a client application (different one per zone). When I built the server, I installed…
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Solaris 10: IPMP setup with zone and defrouter

I'm a bit desesparated by some kind of "bugs" we recently faced. We are using Solaris 10 on SPARC platform (T4-4) to run zones. Obviously, we do IPMP for safety. Some of those zones are legacy, so they are (unfortunately) using different network…
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TCP tunable parameters in Solaris non-global zone

I'm modifying some TCP parameters in an exclusive-IP non-global zone on Solaris. I've set the parameters via ndd, like tcp_recv_hiwat, tcp_xmit_hiwat, etc. I want these changes to persist during reboots, but the /etc/system file is not in a…
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zfs permissions issue ? "Not owner"

I've come across a strange issue. I've got a zfs partition mounted, in it a solaris "hard partition" zone has been created. We have noticed that the /home directory root in the global zone cannot access this directry at all global> id uid=0(root)…
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Wildcard DNS, two solutions, which one?

Hy, I got a domain (say example.com) and a server (say IP 1.2.3.4). I want to relay every traffic which is requested from the domain to my server. Every subdomain should be handled like this (so wildcard DNS). There should be one exception: The…
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Move opensolaris zone to other disk

We have some opensolaris zones running on ISCSI disks. The ISCSI server has performance issues so we need to move to another storage solution. For now we want to move to local disk. Is there a way to change the disk and keep the zones…
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BIND not answering query

I have fairly simple BIND setup on CentOS 5.5 (in a chrooted env) that handles DNS for two domains. I just added a third domain, but it's not working. It has to be something simple. Here's an excerpt of my named.conf: acl "trusted" { …
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Setting up simple TXT record?

My hosts' DNS manager allows adding a name and a value for a TXT record, I am confused because I need to add a DKIM entry such as this: mail._domainkey.foo.com. IN TXT "k=rsa; t=y; p=MIGfM...(longrsapublickey)...f323a0 Is the whole thing a "value"…
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Getting rid of the pop up saying, this page has an unspecified potential security risk, when using a network share

Basically, I would like to do .... this..... http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/disable-the-annoying-this-page-has-an-unspecified-potential-security-risk-when-using-files-on-a-network-share/ .... via group policy. I have a largish number…
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Disk I/O issue with Solaris Zone

I m not even sure if this is an issue but before I dig deeper I wanted to check if it really is one. I have a Sun Solaris server running Solaris 10 with 2 non-global zones on it. Is there a problem with Disk I/O in non global zones. To be more…
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Traffic Filtering between Security Zones

I have an organization's network, containing 4 zones: inside, outside, DMZ1 and DMZ2. DMZ1 contains external-facing servers - DNS, WEB and Mail servers. DMZ2 hosts internal servers- Radius, DHCP, Database, File and Application servers. All the zones…
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DNS Zone in cPanel

This is the Zone of my Hostname : host.mydomain.com IN SOA ns1.mydomain.com host.mydomain.com IN NS ns1.mydomain.com host.mydomain.com IN NS ns2.mydomain.com host.mydomain.com IN A 111.111.111.111 localhost IN A 127.0.01 This is the Zone of NS1…
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