It seems that the global zone is OS itself, is it correct? If not, how to lo gin into the global zone? Thx!
c*j
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depends on how you define OS global zone is the root zone provides the single instance of running kernel. and is the only zone aware of all file system and existence of non-global zones. non-global zones are virtual hosts with dedicated resources, share the same kernel with global zone but with same or different sw package and configuration. every zone has its own IP/hostname(s), you log into global zone when you use the hostname for global, use zlogin to log into non-global from global zone . o
r*t
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Thanks for your explaination, but could you please explain more about "you l og into global zone when you use the hostname for global"? You mean just set the IP/hostname for the global zone then I login as root? If possbile, coul d you give more detail info.? Thanks a lot!
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【在 c****j 的大作中提到】 : depends on how you define OS : global zone is the root zone provides the single instance of running kernel. : and is the only zone aware of all file system and existence of non-global : zones. : non-global zones are virtual hosts with dedicated resources, share the same : kernel with global zone but with same or different sw package and : configuration. : every zone has its own IP/hostname(s), you log into global zone when you use : the hostname for global, use zlogin to log into non-global from global zone : . o
c*j
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when you login from console, you are in global zone if you login from remote and with the IP/hostname of global zone, you are also in global zone (you may or may not login as root from remote, depends on your setup)
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【在 r*t 的大作中提到】 : Thanks for your explaination, but could you please explain more about "you l : og into global zone when you use the hostname for global"? You mean just set : the IP/hostname for the global zone then I login as root? If possbile, coul : d you give more detail info.? Thanks a lot! : : kernel. : same : use : zone : .
r*t
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got it, thanks a lot!
【在 c****j 的大作中提到】 : when you login from console, you are in global zone : if you login from remote and with the IP/hostname of global zone, you are : also in global zone (you may or may not login as root from remote, depends : on your setup) : : l : set : coul