Planning the lx Branded Zone Configuration Overview. Configuring the lx Branded Zone Tasks. Logging In to lx Branded Zones Tasks. Moving and Migrating lx Branded Zones Tasks. Use the zoneadm command described in the zoneadm 1M man page to perform installation tasks for a non-global zone. You must be the global administrator to perform the zone installation.
The examples in this chapter use the zone name and zone path established in Configuring, Verifying, and Committing a Zone. You can verify a zone prior to installing it. If you skip this procedure, the verification is performed automatically when you install the zone.
However, if an error message is displayed and the zone fails to verify, make the corrections specified in the message and try the command again. You must be the global administrator in the global zone to perform this procedure. You will see various messages as the files and directories needed for the zone's root file system are installed under the zone's root path. If the state is listed as configured, make the corrections specified in the message and try the zoneadm install command again.
Then make the corrections specified in the message, and try the zoneadm install command again. If a zone installation is interrupted or fails, the zone is left in the incomplete state. Use uninstall -F to reset the zone to the configured state. This zone was installed with the open network configuration described in Chapter 19, Managing Services Tasks , in System Administration Guide: Basic Administration by default. You can switch to the open network configuration, or enable or disable individual services, when you log in to the zone.
A universally unique identifier UUID is assigned to a zone when it is installed. The UUID can be obtained by using zoneadm with the list subcommand and the -p option. The UUID is the fifth field of the display. If both -u uuid-match and -z zonename are present, the match is done based on the UUID first. If a zone with the specified UUID is found, that zone is used, and the -z parameter is ignored.
If no zone with the specified UUID is found, then the system searches by the zone name. Zones can be uninstalled and reinstalled under the same name with different contents. Zones can also be renamed without the contents being changed. For these reasons, the UUID is a more reliable handle than the zone name. For more information, see zoneadm 1M and libuuid 3LIB.
If administrative changes on the system have rendered a zone unusable or inconsistent, it is possible to change the state of an installed zone to incomplete.
The -R root option can be used with the mark and list subcommands of zoneadm to specify an alternate boot environment. See zoneadm 1M for more information. Note - Marking a zone incomplete is irreversible. Note — This example procedure uses the blank archive image, solaris9-image. Become superuser, or assume the Primary Administrator role. This can take some time.
Note — To retain the sysidcfg identity from a system image that you created without altering the image, use the -p option after the install subcommand.
If the state is listed as incomplete, first execute this command: global zoneadm -z my-zone uninstall Then, make the corrections specified in the message and try the zoneadm install command again. Postprocessing: This may take a minute Result: Installation completed successfully. Troubleshooting If an installation fails, review the log file.
Notice that status is showing configured. Now you can go ahead and proceed towards zone installation. Once zone is installed, it is now time to boot the zone using zoneadm -z zone1 boot command. Zone console can be accessed through zlogin -C zone1 command. Access to the zone console requires the authorization.
Here you will see System Configuration Tool which enables you to specify the configuration parameters like System hostname, network, time zone, user and root accounts etc. Here provide your computer name. I have given zone1 as my computer name. You can choose any name as required.
You need to set your account password here.
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