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- •Table of Contents Preface 1 Chapter 1: ips and Boot Environments 7
- •Introduction 8
- •Installing a package, verifying its content, and fixing the package corruption 13
- •In an inactive boot environment 64
- •Chapter 2: zfs 73
- •Chapter 4: Zones 235
- •Preface
- •Questions
- •Ips and Boot
- •In this chapter, we will cover the following topics:
- •Introduction
- •Determining the current package publisher
- •Getting ready
- •Installing a package, verifying its content, and fixing the package corruption
- •Getting ready
- •Interface
- •Getting ready
- •Listing and renaming a boot environment
- •Getting ready
- •Configuring an ips local repository
- •Getting ready
- •Configuring a secondary ips local repository
- •Getting ready
- •Publishing packages into a repository
- •Getting ready
- •Adding big applications into a repository
- •Getting ready
- •Creating your own package and publishing it
- •Getting ready
- •Managing an ips publisher on Solaris 11
- •Getting ready
- •Pinning publishers
- •Getting ready
- •Getting ready
- •Creating a mirror repository
- •Getting ready
- •Getting ready
- •Listing and creating a boot environment
- •Getting ready
- •Getting ready
- •Activating a boot environment
- •Getting ready
- •Getting ready
- •References
- •Introduction
- •Creating zfs storage pools and filesystems
- •Getting ready
- •Playing with zfs faults and properties
- •Getting ready
- •Creating a zfs snapshot and clone
- •Getting ready
- •Performing a backup in a zfs filesystem
- •Getting ready
- •Handling logs and caches
- •Getting ready
- •Managing devices in storage pools
- •Getting ready
- •Configuring spare disks
- •Getting ready
- •Handling zfs snapshots and clones
- •Getting ready
- •Playing with comstar
- •Getting ready
- •Mirroring the root pool
- •Getting ready
- •Zfs shadowing
- •Getting ready
- •Configuring zfs sharing with the smb share
- •Getting ready
- •Setting and getting other zfs properties
- •Getting ready
- •Playing with the zfs swap
- •Getting ready
- •References
- •Networking
- •Introduction
- •Playing with Reactive Network Configuration
- •Getting ready
- •Internet Protocol Multipathing
- •Getting ready
- •Setting the link aggregation
- •Getting ready
- •Configuring network bridging
- •Getting ready
- •Getting ready
- •Configuring the dhcp server
- •Getting ready
- •Configuring Integrated Load Balancer
- •Getting ready
- •IPv4 forwarding enabled enabled
- •References
- •Introduction
- •Getting ready
- •Id name status path brand ip
- •Getting ready
- •Value is basic (only the owner can modify it).
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- •Implementing a flow control
- •Getting ready
- •Getting ready
- •Installing: This may take several minutes...
- •References
- •Playing with Oracle
- •Introduction
- •Reviewing smf operations
- •Getting ready
- •Its dependencies
- •Handling manifests and profiles
- •Getting ready
- •Creating smf services
- •Getting ready
- •Getting ready
- •Troubleshooting Oracle Solaris 11 services
- •Getting ready
- •References
- •Configuring and
- •Introduction
- •Getting ready
- •References
- •Configuring and
- •Introduction
- •Configuring and using rbac
- •Getting ready
- •Playing with least privileges
- •Getting ready
- •References
- •Administering and
- •Introduction
- •Monitoring and handling process execution
- •Getting ready
- •2014 May 4 19:25:10, load average: 0.38, 0.30, 0.28 syscalls: 12648
- •Managing processes' priority on Solaris 11
- •Getting ready
- •Configuring fss and applying it to projects
- •Getting ready
- •References
- •Isbn-13: 978-0131568198
- •Configuring the
- •Introduction
- •Configuring the syslog
- •Getting ready
- •Getting ready
- •References
- •Aggregation 191
- •Identifier (fmri) 294 faults, zfs
- •(Trill) 198
- •Values, l4 (Communication)
- •Virtual ip address (vip address) 228 virtual memory size (vsz) 396 virtual network interface (vnic) 238 virtual network, zone
- •Virtual to virtual (v2v) migration 280
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