Home directories are a special case in Trusted Extensions.
You need to make sure that the home directories are created in every zone that a user can use.
Also, the home directory mount points must be created in the zones on the user's system.
For NFS-mounted home directories to work correctly, the conventional location for directories, /export/home, must be used.
In Trusted Extensions, the automounter has been modified to handle home directories in every zone, that is, at every label. For details, see Changes to the Automounter in Trusted Extensions.
Home directories are created when users are created. However, the home directories are created in the global zone of the home directory server. On that server, the directories are mounted by LOFS. Home directories are automatically created by the automounter if they are specified as LOFS mounts.
However, the automounter cannot automatically create home directories on remote NFS servers. Either the user must first log in to the NFS server or administrative intervention is required. To create home directories for users, see How to Enable Users to Access Their Remote Home Directories at Every Label by Logging In to Each NFS Server.