F.7.1 Setting up Non-global Zones

Set up non-global zones.

See

For details on configuration procedures, refer to the operating system manuals.
In case of cluster operation, refer to the PRIMECLUSTER manuals.
If you use the MPLB resources, refer to the ETERNUS Multipath Driver manuals.

Configuring Non-global Zones

Use the zonecfg command to configure the non-global zones.

[Example]

Create the configuration of a non-global zone (zone01).

# zonecfg -z zone01<Enter>

Assigning the Device

Use "add device" to assign the block devices and raw devices used by AdvancedCopy Manager to the non-global zone.

[Example]

Assign /dev/dsk/c0t1d0s0 and /dev/rdsk/c0t1d0s0 to a non-global zone (zone01).

zonecfg :zone01> add device
zonecfg :zone01:device> set match=/dev/rdsk/c0t1d0s0
zonecfg :zone01:device> end
zonecfg :zone01> add device
zonecfg :zone01:device> set match=/dev/dsk/c0t1d0s0
zonecfg :zone01:device> end

Table F.1 Coverage of Oracle Solaris Zones Support Function
		Devices and File Systems in Non-global Zones
		ZFS File Systems	ZFS Storage Pools	ZFS Volumes	UFS File Systems	Raw Devices
Devices and file systems in global zones (zonecfg specification method)	ZFS file systems (add fs)	N/A	-	-	-	-
	ZFS storage pools (add dataset)	N/A	N/A (*1)	-	-	-
	ZFS volumes (add device)	-	-	N/A	-	-
	UFS file systems (add fs)	-	-	-	N/A	-
	RAW devices (add device)	-	-	-	A (*2)	A

(A=Available, N/A=Not Available)

-: Non-existent combination

*1: Backup and restoration of ZFS is implemented in global zones. For details, refer to "Appendix G Backup and Restoration of ZFS File Systems".

*2: Raw devices in non-global zones are formatted as UFS file systems.

Note

For using assigned devices as file systems, do one of the following:
- Mount file systems in non-global zones manually.
- Describe the devices in the "/etc/vfstab" file in order to have the file systems mount them when booting the non-global zones.
If you do not make settings for non-global zones, the display of fetched device information does not reflect devices in non-global zones.
For using PRIMECLUSTER GD volumes, use the following method for assigning devices. For details, refer to the PRIMECLUSTER GD manuals.
- Method of using volumes as raw devices from non-global zones

Setting the fs-allowed Properties

Perform the following operation only if the operating system of global zone is Solaris 11.
For mounting in non-global zones, set the fs-allowed properties of the file systems that you use when configuring the non-global zones.

[Example]

Set ufs in the fs-allowed properties.

zonecfg:zone01> set fs-allowed=ufs

Reflecting and Saving the Configuration Modification

Reflect and save the configuration modification of non-global zones.

[Example]

zonecfg:zone01> verify
zonecfg:zone01> commit
zonecfg:zone01> exit

Installing Non-global Zones

If you install non-global zones by migrating an existing system that already has AdvancedCopy Manager's agents installed, uninstall them temporarily and then re-install them.