LDoms Manager Authorization

Authorization for the Logical Domains Manager has two levels:

• Read – allows you to view, but not modify the configuration.

• Read and write – allows you to view and change the configuration.

The changes are not made to the Solaris OS, but are added to the authorization file by the package script postinstall when the Logical Domains Manager is installed. Similarly, the authorization entries are removed by the package script preremove.

The following table lists the ldm subcommands with the corresponding user authorization that is needed to perform the commands.

Table 3–1 The ldm Subcommands and User Authorizations

ldm Subcommand [Refers to all the resources you can add, list, remove, or set.]	User Authorization
add-*	solaris.ldoms.write
bind-domain	solaris.ldoms.write
list	solaris.ldoms.read
list-*	solaris.ldoms.read
panic-domain	solaris.ldoms.write
remove-*	solaris.ldoms.write
set-*	solaris.ldoms.write
start-domain	solaris.ldoms.write
stop-domain	solaris.ldoms.write
unbind-domain	solaris.ldoms.write