Configuring Immutable Kernel Zones - Creating and Using Oracle Solaris Kernel Zones

Creating and Using Oracle Solaris Kernel Zones

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Updated: December 2014

Creating and Using Oracle Solaris Kernel Zones

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Chapter 1 Planning and Configuring Oracle Solaris Kernel Zones

Chapter 2 Installing, Shutting Down, Cloning, and Migrating Oracle Solaris Kernel Zones

Chapter 3 Administering Oracle Solaris Kernel Zones

Working in the Kernel Zone Environment

Process ID Visibility in Zones

Duplicate Process IDs in Kernel Zones

Kernel Zone Zonepath

Resource Management Functionality in Kernel Zones

Working With Kernel Zones and Immutable Zones

Configuring Immutable Kernel Zones

How to Configure a Kernel Zone as an Immutable (Read-Only) Zone

Maintaining and Administering Read-Only Kernel Zones

Managing Removable Devices on the Kernel Zone

How to Add a Virtual CD-ROM Device to a Kernel Zone

Working With Kernel Zone Auxiliary States

Managing Nested Zones

How to Add Multiple MAC Addresses to a Kernel Zone

Nested Zones and New Non-Global Zone Configuration

Kernel Zone Host Data and Host ID

Working With the Kernel Zone Boot Loader

How to Specify Alternate Boot Environments in a Kernel Zone

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Configuring Immutable Kernel Zones

To configure a kernel zone as an immutable zone, set the file-mac-profile property from within the kernel zone. See Configuring Read-Only Zones in Creating and Using Oracle Solaris Zones for additional information about the file-mac-profile property.

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