Index
Numbers and Symbols
- /etc/system file
A
- accessing
- Fibre Channel virtual functions from a guest domain
Accessing a Fibre Channel Virtual Function in a Guest Domain
- Fibre Channel virtual functions from a guest domain
- adding
- Ethernet virtual functions to an I/O domainHow to Add an Ethernet SR-IOV Virtual Function to an I/O Domain
- Fibre Channel virtual functions to an I/O domainHow to Add a Fibre Channel SR-IOV Virtual Function to an I/O Domain
- InfiniBand virtual functions to a root domainHow to Add an InfiniBand Virtual Function to a Root Domain
- InfiniBand virtual functions to an I/O domainHow to Add an InfiniBand Virtual Function to an I/O Domain
- memory to a domainAdding Memory
- virtual disksHow to Add a Virtual Disk
- Ethernet virtual functions to an I/O domain
- adjusting
- interrupt limitAdjusting the Interrupt Limit
- interrupt limit
- allocating
- CPU resourcesCPU Allocation
- resourcesResource Allocation
- world-wide names for Fibre Channel virtual functionsWorld-Wide Name Allocation for Fibre Channel Virtual Functions
- CPU resources
- alternate MAC address
- updating dynamicallyDynamically Updating Alternate MAC Addresses
- updating dynamically
- applying
- max-cores constraintHow to Apply the Max-Cores Constraint
- whole-core constraintHow to Apply the Whole-Core Constraint
- max-cores constraint
- assigning
- endpoint device to an I/O domainCreating an I/O Domain by Assigning PCIe Endpoint Devices
- MAC addressesAssigning MAC Addresses Automatically or Manually
- automaticallyAssigning MAC Addresses Automatically or Manually
- automatically
- master domainModifying a Domain to Assign a Master Domain
- PCIe buses to a root domainCreating a Root Domain by Assigning PCIe Buses
- PCIe endpoint deviceHow to Create a Root Domain by Assigning a PCIe Bus
- physical resources to domainsAssigning Physical Resources to Domains
- rights profiles
- roles to usersAssigning Roles to Users
- VLANs in an Oracle Solaris 10 guest domainHow to Assign and Use VLANs in an Oracle Solaris 10 Guest Domain
- VLANs in an Oracle Solaris 10 service domainHow to Assign and Use VLANs in an Oracle Solaris 10 Service Domain
- VLANs in an Oracle Solaris 11 guest domainHow to Assign and Use VLANs in an Oracle Solaris 11 Guest Domain
- VLANs in an Oracle Solaris 11 service domainHow to Assign and Use VLANs in an Oracle Solaris 11 Service Domain
- endpoint device to an I/O domain
- authorization
- ldm subcommandsLogical Domains Manager Profile Contents
- ldm subcommands
- autorecovery policy for SP configurations
B
- back ends See Alsovirtual disk backend exporting
- backward compatibility
- exporting volumesExporting Volumes and Backward Compatibility
- exporting volumes
- blacklisting
- Fault Management Architecture (FMA)Hardware Error-Handling Overview
- faulty hardware resourcesUsing FMA to Blacklist or Unconfigure Faulty Resources
- Fault Management Architecture (FMA)
- boot disk image
- cloningCloning a Boot Disk Image
- cloning
- booting
- from SCSI DVD deviceBooting From a SCSI DVD Device
- from SCSI DVD device
- booting an I/O domain by using an Ethernet SR-IOV virtual functionsBooting an I/O Domain by Using an SR-IOV Virtual Function
- breaks
- Oracle Solaris OSResult of Oracle Solaris OS Breaks
- Oracle Solaris OS
- bus assignment
- dynamicDynamic PCIe Bus Assignment
- dynamic
C
- cancel-reconf subcommandDelayed Reconfiguration
- CD images
- exportingCD, DVD and ISO Images
- exporting
- CD or DVD image
- exporting from service domain to guest domainHow to Export a CD or DVD From the Service Domain to the Guest Domain
- exporting multiple timesHow to Export a CD or DVD From the Service Domain to the Guest Domain
- exporting from service domain to guest domain
- changing
- changes to PCIe hardwareMaking PCIe Hardware Changes
- changes to PCIe hardware
- checking
- domain configurationChecking the Configuration of a Domain
- domain configuration
- CLI Seecommand-line interface
- cloning
- boot disk imageCloning a Boot Disk Image
- boot disk image
- coherency link scalingPower Management Features
- combining
- consoles into a single groupHow to Combine Multiple Consoles Into One Group
- consoles into a single group
- command history
- viewing Oracle VM Server for SPARCViewing Oracle VM Server for SPARC Command History
- viewing Oracle VM Server for SPARC
- command-line interfaceCommand-Line Interface
- configuring
- control domainHow to Configure the Control Domain
- control domain with CPU whole coresHow to Configure the Primary Domain With CPU Whole Cores
- domain dependenciesConfiguring Domain Dependencies
- domain with CPU whole coresConfiguring a Domain With CPU Whole Cores
- existing domain with CPU whole coresHow to Configure an Existing Domain With CPU Whole Cores
- IPMP in a service domainConfiguring and Using IPMP in the Service Domain
- IPMP in an Oracle VM Server for SPARC environmentConfiguring IPMP in an Oracle VM Server for SPARC Environment
- jumbo framesConfiguring Jumbo Frames
- NAT on Oracle Solaris 10 systemConfiguring NAT on an Oracle Solaris 10 System
- NAT on Oracle Solaris 11 systemConfiguring NAT on an Oracle Solaris 11 System
- performance register accessUsing Perf-Counter Properties
- physical link status updatesHow to Configure Physical Link Status Updates
- SSL certificates for migrationConfiguring SSL Certificates for Migration
- Oracle Solaris 11How to Configure SSL Certificates for Migration
- Oracle Solaris 11
- system with hard partitionsConfiguring the System With Hard Partitions
- virtual disk multipathingHow to Configure Virtual Disk Multipathing
- virtual network devices into an IPMP group
- virtual SCSI HBA multipathingHow to Configure Virtual SCSI HBA Multipathing
- virtual switch and service domain for NAT and routingConfiguring a Virtual Switch and the Service Domain for NAT and Routing
- virtual switch as the primary interfaceHow to Configure the Virtual Switch as the Primary Interface
- virtual switch on Oracle Solaris 10 service domains to provide external connectivity to domainsHow to Set Up a Virtual Switch on Oracle Solaris 10 Service Domains to Provide External Connectivity to Domains
- virtual switch to provide external connectivity to an Oracle Solaris 11 domainHow to Set Up a Virtual Switch to Provide External Connectivity to Domains (Oracle Solaris 11)
- ZFS pool in a service domainConfiguring a ZFS Pool in a Service Domain
- control domain
- connecting
- to a guest console over the networkConnecting to a Guest Console Over the Network
- to a guest console over the network
- console groups
- usingUsing Console Groups
- using
- consoles
- combining into a single groupHow to Combine Multiple Consoles Into One Group
- combining into a single group
- control domainRoles for Domains
- configuringHow to Configure the Control Domain
- decreasing memoryDecrease the Control Domain's Memory
- memory reconfigurationMemory Reconfiguration of the Control Domain
- configuring
- control domain CPU and memory resources
- controlling
- logging capabilities with SMFControlling Logging Capabilities by Using SMF
- logging of Oracle VM Server for SPARC eventsControlling Oracle VM Server for SPARC Logging Operations
- recovery modeControlling Recovery Mode
- logging capabilities with SMF
- CPU allocationCPU Allocation
- CPU clock cycle skipPower Management Features
- CPU core disablePower Management Features
- CPU dynamic resource management
- CPU dynamic voltage and frequency scaling (DVFS)Power Management Features
- CPU mappingCPU Mapping
- CPU power managementPower Management
- CPU resources
- allocatingCPU Allocation
- allocating
- CPU weighted mean utilization
- dynamic resource managementCPU Weighted Mean Utilization
- dynamic resource management
- CPU whole cores
- configuring a domain withConfiguring a Domain With CPU Whole Cores
- configuring an existing domain withHow to Configure an Existing Domain With CPU Whole Cores
- configuring the control domain withHow to Configure the Primary Domain With CPU Whole Cores
- creating a domain withHow to Create a New Domain With CPU Whole Cores
- rebinding system withDomain Reboot or Rebind
- rebooting system withDomain Reboot or Rebind
- configuring a domain with
- creating
- default services on the control domainCreating Default Services
- disk image snapshot
- disk image snapshot of an unconfigured systemHow to Create a Snapshot of a Disk Image of an Unconfigured System
- domain with CPU whole coresHow to Create a New Domain With CPU Whole Cores
- Ethernet virtual functions
- Fibre Channel virtual functionsHow to Create a Fibre Channel SR-IOV Virtual Function
- guest domainsCreating and Starting a Guest Domain
- I/O domain Ethernet virtual functionsUsing an SR-IOV Virtual Function to Create an I/O Domain
- InfiniBand virtual functionsHow to Create an InfiniBand Virtual Function
- PVLANsCreating a PVLAN
- root domain from entire PCIe busHow to Create a Root Domain by Assigning a PCIe Bus
- VNICs on Ethernet virtual functionsCreating VNICs on SR-IOV Virtual Functions
- default services on the control domain
D
- daemons
- vntsdVirtual Console
- vntsd
- decreasing
- control domain CPU and memory resourcesDecreasing the CPU and Memory Resources From the Control Domain's Initial factory-default Configuration
- memory on the control domainDecrease the Control Domain's Memory
- control domain CPU and memory resources
- default services on the control domain
- creatingCreating Default Services
- creating
- delayed reconfiguration
- delegating administrative privileges
- rights profilesDelegating the Management of Logical Domains by Using Rights
- rights profiles
- dependency cyclesDependency Cycles
- destroying See Alsoremoving
- Ethernet virtual functions
- Fibre Channel virtual functionsHow to Destroy a Fibre Channel SR-IOV Virtual Function
- InfiniBand virtual functionsHow to Destroy an InfiniBand Virtual Function
- detecting
- MAC address collisionsDetecting MAC Address Collisions
- MAC address collisions
- determining
- domain configurationsDetermining the Configuration of Domains
- GLDv3 compliance of a network device (Oracle Solaris 10)How to Determine Whether a Network Adapter Is GLDv3-Compliant
- domain configurations
- device-specific properties
- Ethernet SR-IOVSR-IOV Device-Specific Properties
- Ethernet SR-IOV
- direct I/O (DIO)
- limitationsCurrent Direct I/O Feature Limitations
- managing devices on non-primary root domainsManaging Direct I/O Devices on Non-primary Root Domains
- requirementsDirect I/O Hardware and Software Requirements
- limitations
- disabling
- Logical Domains ManagerHow to Disable the Logical Domains Manager
- Logical Domains Manager
- disk images
- creating a snapshot
- creating snapshot of an unconfigured systemHow to Create a Snapshot of a Disk Image of an Unconfigured System
- storing by using a ZFS fileStoring a Disk Image Using a ZFS File
- storing by using a ZFS volumeStoring a Disk Image Using a ZFS Volume
- storing with ZFSStoring Disk Images With ZFS
- disk slice Seephysical disk slice
- domain configurations
- determiningDetermining the Configuration of Domains
- persistentPersistent Configurations
- restoring from an XML file with ldm add-domainRestoring Domains From XML Configuration Files
- restoring from an XML file with ldm init-systemHow to Restore a Domain Configuration From an XML File (ldm init-system)
- determining
- domain console
- controlling access toControlling Access to a Domain Console by Using Rights
- controlling access to
- domain listing
- parseableShowing a Parseable Domain Listing
- parseable
- domain migration restrictionsDomain Migration Restrictions
- domain migrationsMigrating a Domain
- bound or inactive domainMigrating Bound or Inactive Domains
- canceling in progressCanceling a Migration in Progress
- delayed reconfiguration for an active domainMigrating While a Delayed Reconfiguration Is Active
- failure messageMigration Failure Message
- from OpenBoot PROM or in kernel debuggerMigrating a Domain From the OpenBoot PROM or a Domain That Is Running in the Kernel Debugger
- monitoring progressMonitoring a Migration in Progress
- non-interactiveMigrating a Guest Domain
- operationOverview of a Migration Operation
- operations on other domainsOperations on Other Domains
- performing a dry runPerforming a Dry Run
- performing non-interactivePerforming Non-Interactive Migrations
- recovering from failedRecovering From a Failed Migration
- requirements for CPUsDomain Migration Requirements for CPUs
- requirements for cryptographic unitsMigration Requirements for Cryptographic Units
- requirements for memoryMigration Requirements for Memory
- requirements for PCIe endpoint devices
- requirements for physical I/O devicesMigration Requirements for Physical I/O Devices
- requirements for SR-IOV virtual functions
- requirements for virtual I/O devices
- software compatibilitySoftware Compatibility
- when active domain has power management elastic policy in effectMigrating While an Active Domain Has the Power Management Elastic Policy in Effect
- bound or inactive domain
- domain resources
- listingListing Domain Resources
- listing
- domains
- configuring a failure policy for dependenciesConfiguring a Failure Policy by Using Domain Dependencies
- configuring dependenciesConfiguring Domain Dependencies
- definitionHypervisor and Logical Domains
- dependenciesConfiguring Domain Dependencies
- dependency cyclesDependency Cycles
- marked as degradedMarking Domains as Degraded
- migratingIntroduction to Domain Migration
- provisioning by using a cloneUsing Clone to Provision a New Domain
- serviceVirtual Input/Output
- stopping a heavily loadedStopping a Heavily Loaded Domain Can Time Out
- configuring a failure policy for dependencies
- DVD images
- exportingCD, DVD and ISO Images
- exporting
- dynamic path selectionDynamic Path Selection
- dynamic reconfiguration (DR)
- partial memory requestsPartial Memory DR Requests
- partial memory requests
- dynamic reconfiguration daemon (drd)Dynamic Reconfiguration
- dynamic resource managementDynamic Resource Management
- CPU weighted mean utilizationCPU Weighted Mean Utilization
- CPU weighted mean utilization
E
- effective largest page sizeMigration Requirements for Memory
- enabling
- I/O virtualizationEnabling I/O Virtualization
- I/O virtualization for a PCIe busEnabling I/O Virtualization for a PCIe Bus
- ILOM interconnect serviceHow to Re-Enable the ILOM Interconnect Service
- Logical Domains Manager daemonHow to Enable the Logical Domains Manager Daemon
- power management observability moduleEnabling the Power Management Observability Module
- virtual network terminal server daemon (vntsd)How to Enable the Virtual Network Terminal Server Daemon
- I/O virtualization
- errors
- troubleshooting through CPU and memory address mappingDetermining Where Errors Occur by Mapping CPU and Memory Addresses
- troubleshooting through CPU and memory address mapping
- Ethernet SR-IOV
- device-specific properties
- limitationsEthernet SR-IOV Limitations
- network configurationAdvanced Network Configuration for Virtual Functions
- requirementsEthernet SR-IOV Hardware Requirements
- evacuated I/O resourcesMarking I/O Resources as Evacuated
- events
- controlling logging of Oracle VM Server for SPARCControlling Oracle VM Server for SPARC Logging Operations
- logging Oracle VM Server for SPARC
- viewing Oracle VM Server for SPARCViewing Oracle VM Server for SPARC Logging Capabilities
- controlling logging of Oracle VM Server for SPARC
- exporting
- back ends
- back ends, summarySummary of How Different Types of Back Ends Are Exported
- CD imagesCD, DVD and ISO Images
- CD or DVD image from service domain to guest domainHow to Export a CD or DVD From the Service Domain to the Guest Domain
- CD or DVD image multiple timesHow to Export a CD or DVD From the Service Domain to the Guest Domain
- disk slice
- DVD imagesCD, DVD and ISO Images
- file as a full diskHow to Export a File as a Full Disk
- file or volume as a full diskFile or Volume Exported as a Full Disk
- file or volume as a single-slice diskFile or Volume Exported as a Single-Slice Disk
- files and volumes as virtual disks
- ISO image from service domain to guest domainHow to Export an ISO Image From the Control Domain to Install a Guest Domain
- ISO imagesCD, DVD and ISO Images
- physical disk as a virtual diskHow to Export a Physical Disk as a Virtual Disk
- physical disk slice as a virtual diskHow to Export a Physical Disk Slice as a Virtual Disk
- slice 2How to Export Slice 2
- virtual disk back endHow to Export a Virtual Disk Back End Multiple Times
- volumesFile and Volume Exporting
- backward compatibilityExporting Volumes and Backward Compatibility
- backward compatibility
- ZFS volume as a full diskHow to Export a ZFS Volume as a Full Disk
- ZFS volume as a single-slice diskHow to Export a ZFS Volume as a Single-Slice Disk
F
- factory-default configuration
- restoring from the service processorHow to Restore the factory-default Configuration From the Service Processor
- restoring from the service processor
- failure policy
- configuring for a domain dependencyConfiguring a Failure Policy by Using Domain Dependencies
- configuring for a domain dependency
- Fault Management Architecture (FMA)
- blacklistingHardware Error-Handling Overview
- blacklisting
- faulty hardware resources
- recovering domains withRecovering Domains After Detecting Faulty or Missing Resources
- recovering domains with
- Fibre Channel world-wide names for virtual functions
- FIPS 140-2 mode for migrationFIPS 140-2 Mode for Domain Migration
- format
- virtual disksVirtual Disk and the format Command
- virtual disks
G
- GLD compliance (Oracle Solaris 10)
- of network deviceHow to Determine Whether a Network Adapter Is GLDv3-Compliant
- of network device
- guest console
- connecting to over the networkConnecting to a Guest Console Over the Network
- connecting to over the network
- guest domainsRoles for Domains
- migratingMigrating a Guest Domain
- migrating and renamingMigrating and Renaming a Guest Domain
- removing allHow to Remove All Guest Domains
- migrating
- guidelines
- exporting files and volumes as virtual disksGuidelines for Exporting Files and Disk Slices as Virtual Disks
- I/O domain creationGeneral Guidelines for Creating an I/O Domain
- exporting files and volumes as virtual disks
H
- hard partitions
- configuring systems withConfiguring the System With Hard Partitions
- configuring systems with
- hardware errors
- troubleshootingHardware Error-Handling Overview
- troubleshooting
- hardware largest page sizeMigration Requirements for Memory
- hypervisor
- definitionHypervisor and Logical Domains
- Logical Domains Manager andHypervisor and Logical Domains
- definition
I
- I/O domains
- booting by assigning an SR-IOV virtual functionBooting an I/O Domain by Using an SR-IOV Virtual Function
- creating by assigning an endpoint deviceCreating an I/O Domain by Assigning PCIe Endpoint Devices
- creating by assigning an SR-IOV virtual functionSR-IOV Overview
- creation guidelinesGeneral Guidelines for Creating an I/O Domain
- migration limitationsI/O Domain Overview
- PCIe busI/O Domain Overview
- using PCIe SR-IOV virtual functionsSR-IOV Overview
- booting by assigning an SR-IOV virtual function
- I/O resources
- marking as evacuatedMarking I/O Resources as Evacuated
- marking as evacuated
- I/O virtualization
- enablingEnabling I/O Virtualization
- enabling for a PCIe busEnabling I/O Virtualization for a PCIe Bus
- enabling
- identifying
- InfiniBand functionsIdentifying InfiniBand SR-IOV Functions
- InfiniBand functions
- ILOM interconnect configuration
- ILOM interconnect service
- InfiniBand SR-IOV
- requirementsInfiniBand SR-IOV Hardware Requirements
- requirements
- installing
- guest domain when install server in a VLANHow to Install a Guest Domain When the Install Server Is in a VLAN
- Oracle Solaris OS from a DVDHow to Install the Oracle Solaris OS on a Guest Domain From a DVD
- Oracle Solaris OS from an ISO fileHow to Install the Oracle Solaris OS on a Guest Domain From an Oracle Solaris ISO File
- Oracle Solaris OS in guest domainsInstalling Oracle Solaris OS on a Guest Domain
- using JumpStart (Oracle Solaris 10)How to Use the Oracle Solaris JumpStart Feature on an Oracle Solaris 10 Guest Domain
- guest domain when install server in a VLAN
- inter-vnet LDC channelsInter-Vnet LDC Channels
- inter-vnet-links
- interrupt limit
- adjustingAdjusting the Interrupt Limit
- adjusting
- IPMP
- configuring in a service domainConfiguring and Using IPMP in the Service Domain
- configuring in an Oracle VM Server for SPARC environmentConfiguring IPMP in an Oracle VM Server for SPARC Environment
- configuring virtual network devices into a group
- configuring in a service domain
- ISO images
- exportingCD, DVD and ISO Images
- exporting from service domain to guest domainHow to Export an ISO Image From the Control Domain to Install a Guest Domain
- exporting
J
- jumbo frames
- compatibility with jumbo-unaware versions of the Oracle Solaris 10 vnet and vsw driversCompatibility With Older (Jumbo-Unaware) Versions of the vnet and vsw Drivers (Oracle Solaris 10)
- configuringConfiguring Jumbo Frames
- compatibility with jumbo-unaware versions of the Oracle Solaris 10 vnet and vsw drivers
- JumpStart
- using to install the Oracle Solaris 10 OS on a guest domainHow to Use the Oracle Solaris JumpStart Feature on an Oracle Solaris 10 Guest Domain
- using to install the Oracle Solaris 10 OS on a guest domain
L
- largest page size
- ldmd SeeLogical Domains Manager daemon
- limitations
- direct I/OCurrent Direct I/O Feature Limitations
- Ethernet SR-IOVEthernet SR-IOV Limitations
- Fibre Channel virtual functionsFibre Channel SR-IOV Requirements and Limitations
- non-primary root domainsNon-primary Root Domain Limitations
- physical network bandwidthNetwork Bandwidth Limitations
- direct I/O
- link aggregation
- using with a virtual switchUsing Link Aggregation With a Virtual Switch
- using with a virtual switch
- link-based IPMP
- listing
- domain resourcesListing Domain Resources
- InfiniBand virtual functionsListing InfiniBand SR-IOV Virtual Functions
- PVLAN informationViewing PVLAN Information
- resource constraintsListing Constraints
- resources as machine-readable outputMachine-Readable Output
- domain resources
- lofi
- exporting files and volumes as virtual disksUsing the Loopback File (lofi) Driver
- exporting files and volumes as virtual disks
- logging
- Oracle VM Server for SPARC events
- logging capabilities
- controlling with SMFControlling Logging Capabilities by Using SMF
- controlling with SMF
- logical domain channels (LDC)Hypervisor Supporting Two Domains
- inter-vnetInter-Vnet LDC Channels
- inter-vnet
- logical domain channels (LDCs)Using Logical Domain Channels
- Logical Domains Manager
- daemon (ldmd)Command-Line Interface
- daemon (ldmd)
- Logical Domains Manager configuration data
- Logical Domains Manager daemon
- LUN0
- simulating aSimulating a LUN0
- simulating a
M
- MAC address
- detecting collisionsDetecting MAC Address Collisions
- detecting collisions
- MAC addresses
- assigned to domainsRange of MAC Addresses Assigned to Domains
- assigning automaticallyAssigning MAC Addresses Automatically or Manually
- assigning manuallyAssigning MAC Addresses Automatically or Manually
- automatic assignment algorithmAutomatic Assignment Algorithm
- detecting duplicatesDuplicate MAC Address Detection
- assigned to domains
- machine-readable output
- listing resourcesMachine-Readable Output
- listing resources
- managing
- direct I/O devices on non-primary root domainsManaging Direct I/O Devices on Non-primary Root Domains
- physical resources on the control domainManaging Physical Resources on the Control Domain
- resource groupsUsing Resource Groups
- SP configurationsManaging SP Configurations
- SR-IOV virtual functions on non-primary root domainsManaging SR-IOV Virtual Functions on Non-primary Root Domains
- virtual disksManaging Virtual Disks
- virtual SCSI HBAsManaging Virtual SCSI HBAs
- direct I/O devices on non-primary root domains
- mapping CPU and memory addresses
- master domain
- max-cores constraint
- maximizing
- memory
- adding to a domainAdding Memory
- alignmentMemory Alignment
- decreasing on the control domainDecrease the Control Domain's Memory
- mappingMemory Mapping
- removing from a domainRemoving Memory
- setting sizes for a domainSetting Domain Memory Sizes
- adding to a domain
- memory DR Seememory dynamic reconfiguration (DR)
- memory dynamic reconfiguration
- operations on active domainsMemory DR Operations on Active Domains
- operations on bound domainsMemory DR Operations on Bound Domains
- partial requestsPartial Memory DR Requests
- operations on active domains
- memory dynamic reconfiguration (DR)Using Memory Dynamic Reconfiguration
- memory reconfiguration
- control domainMemory Reconfiguration of the Control Domain
- control domain
- memory size requirementsMemory Size Requirements
- migrating
- guest domainMigrating a Guest Domain
- guest domain and renamingMigrating and Renaming a Guest Domain
- using SSL certificatesUsing SSL Certificates to Perform a Guest Domain Migration
- guest domain
- migration
- non-interactiveMigrating a Guest Domain
- non-interactive
- migration limitations
- I/O domainI/O Domain Overview
- I/O domain
- missing hardware resources
- recovering domains withRecovering Domains After Detecting Faulty or Missing Resources
- recovering domains with
- modifying
- Ethernet SR-IOV virtual function propertiesModifying Ethernet SR-IOV Virtual Functions
- Fibre Channel virtual function propertiesHow to Modify Fibre Channel SR-IOV Virtual Function Properties
- SP configuration autorecovery policyHow to Modify the Autorecovery Policy
- virtual disk optionsHow to Change Virtual Disk Options
- virtual disk timeout optionHow to Change the Timeout Option
- Ethernet SR-IOV virtual function properties
- multipathing
N
- NAT
- configuring on Oracle Solaris 10 systemConfiguring NAT on an Oracle Solaris 10 System
- configuring on Oracle Solaris 11 systemConfiguring NAT on an Oracle Solaris 11 System
- configuring virtual switch and service domainConfiguring a Virtual Switch and the Service Domain for NAT and Routing
- configuring on Oracle Solaris 10 system
- network booting
- I/O domain by using an Ethernet SR-IOV virtual functionsBooting an I/O Domain by Using an SR-IOV Virtual Function
- I/O domain by using an Ethernet SR-IOV virtual functions
- network configuration
- Ethernet SR-IOVAdvanced Network Configuration for Virtual Functions
- Ethernet SR-IOV
- network device configurations
- network device statistics
- network devices
- network bandwidth limit, settingControlling the Amount of Physical Network Bandwidth That Is Consumed by a Virtual Network Device
- network bandwidth limit, setting
- network interface nameVirtual Device Identifier and Network Interface Name
- non-interactive domain migrationMigrating a Guest Domain
- non-physically bound resources
- non-primary root domain
- restrictionsNon-primary Root Domain Requirements
- restrictions
- non-primary root domainsNon-primary Root Domains Overview
- assigning a PCIe endpoint deviceNon-primary Root Domains Overview
- assigning a PCIe SR-IOV virtual functionNon-primary Root Domains Overview
- limitationsNon-primary Root Domain Limitations
- managing direct I/O devicesManaging Direct I/O Devices on Non-primary Root Domains
- managing SR-IOV virtual functionsManaging SR-IOV Virtual Functions on Non-primary Root Domains
- assigning a PCIe endpoint device
O
- obtaining
- domain migration statusObtaining the Migration Status for the Domain on the Target Machine
- domain migration status
- Oracle Solaris 10 networkingOracle Solaris 10 Networking Overview
- Oracle Solaris 11 networkingOracle Solaris 11 Networking Overview
- Oracle Solaris 11 networking-specific feature differencesOracle Solaris 11 Networking-Specific Feature Differences
- Oracle Solaris OS
- installing on a guest domainInstalling Oracle Solaris OS on a Guest Domain
- network interface name (Oracle Solaris 11)
- operating with Oracle VM Server for SPARCOperating the Oracle Solaris OS With Oracle VM Server for SPARC
- installing on a guest domain
- Oracle VM Server for SPARC
- troubleshootingOracle VM Server for SPARC Troubleshooting
- using with the service processorUsing Oracle VM Server for SPARC With the Service Processor
- troubleshooting
- Oracle VM Server for SPARC MIBOracle VM Server for SPARC Management Information Base
- for Oracle VM Server for SPARCOracle VM Server for SPARC Management Information Base
- for Oracle VM Server for SPARC
P
- parseable domain listing
- PCIe busI/O Domain Overview
- changing the hardwareMaking PCIe Hardware Changes
- enabling I/O virtualizationEnabling I/O Virtualization
- changing the hardware
- PCIe SR-IOV virtual functions Seevirtual functions
- performance
- maximizing for virtual networks
- requirements for maximizing virtual networksHardware and Software Requirements
- performance register access
- physical CPU number
- determining the corresponding virtual CPUDetermining the Virtual CPU That Corresponds to a Physical CPU Number
- determining the corresponding virtual CPU
- physical devices
- physical diskPhysical Disk or Disk LUN
- physical disk LUNPhysical Disk or Disk LUN
- physical disk slicePhysical Disk Slice
- physical disk slices
- exporting as a virtual diskHow to Export a Physical Disk Slice as a Virtual Disk
- exporting as a virtual disk
- physical disks
- exporting as a virtual diskHow to Export a Physical Disk as a Virtual Disk
- exporting as a virtual disk
- physical link status updates
- physical machineHypervisor Supporting Two Domains
- physical network bandwidth
- controlling used by a virtual network deviceControlling the Amount of Physical Network Bandwidth That Is Consumed by a Virtual Network Device
- limitationsNetwork Bandwidth Limitations
- setting limitSetting the Network Bandwidth Limit
- controlling used by a virtual network device
- physical resources
- assigning to domainsAssigning Physical Resources to Domains
- managing on the control domainManaging Physical Resources on the Control Domain
- restrictions on managingRestrictions for Managing Physical Resources on Domains
- assigning to domains
- physical-bindings constraint
- planning
- direct I/O (DIO)
- Ethernet SR-IOVPlanning for the Use of Ethernet SR-IOV Virtual Functions
- for PCIe SR-IOV virtual functionsPlanning for the Use of PCIe SR-IOV Virtual Functions
- port VLAN ID (PID)Port VLAN ID
- power cycle
- performing on a serverPerforming a Power Cycle of a Server
- performing on a server
- power limitPower Management Features
- power management (PM)
- Power Management Features
- Power Management Features
- Power Management Features
- Power Management Features
- Power Management Features
- Power Management Features
- CPUsPower Management
- featuresPower Management Features
- observability module
- power-consumption data
- primary domainRoles for Domains
- private VLANs (PVLANs)
- usingUsing Private VLANs
- using
- processor power-consumption data
- properties
- Ethernet SR-IOV device-specificEthernet Device-Specific and Network-Specific Properties
- Fibre Channel virtual function device-specific propertiesFibre Channel Device Class-Specific Properties
- Ethernet SR-IOV device-specific
- provisioning
- domain by using a cloneUsing Clone to Provision a New Domain
- domain by using a clone
- PVLANs
- creatingCreating a PVLAN
- inter-vnet-linksBroadcast Packet-Forwarding Rules
- listing informationViewing PVLAN Information
- migration limitationsBroadcast Packet-Forwarding Rules
- removingCreating a PVLAN
- requirementsPVLAN Requirements
- restrictionsBroadcast Packet-Forwarding Rules
- updatingCreating a PVLAN
- creating
R
- rebinding
- system with CPU whole coresDomain Reboot or Rebind
- system with CPU whole cores
- rebooting
- control domainRebooting to Use Domains
- root domains
- system with CPU whole coresDomain Reboot or Rebind
- control domain
- recovering
- domains with faulty hardware resourcesRecovering Domains After Detecting Faulty or Missing Resources
- domains with missing hardware resourcesRecovering Domains After Detecting Faulty or Missing Resources
- from failed domain migrationsRecovering From a Failed Migration
- domains with faulty hardware resources
- recovery modeHardware Error-Handling Overview
- controllingControlling Recovery Mode
- controlling
- removing See Alsodestroying
- all guest domainsHow to Remove All Guest Domains
- all SP configurationsHow to Remove All SP Configurations
- Ethernet virtual functions from an I/O domainHow to Remove an Ethernet Virtual SR-IOV Function From an I/O Domain
- Fibre Channel virtual functions from an I/O domainHow to Remove a Fibre Channel SR-IOV Virtual Function From an I/O Domain
- InfiniBand virtual functions to a root domainHow to Remove an InfiniBand Virtual Function From a Root Domain
- InfiniBand virtual functions to an I/O domainHow to Remove an InfiniBand Virtual Function From an I/O Domain
- memory from a domainRemoving Memory
- non-physically bound resourcesHow to Remove All Non-Physically Bound Resources
- physical-bindings constraintHow to Remove the physical-bindings Constraint
- PVLANsCreating a PVLAN
- virtual disksHow to Remove a Virtual Disk
- all guest domains
- requirements
- Ethernet SR-IOVEthernet SR-IOV Hardware Requirements
- Fibre Channel virtual functions
- for maximizing virtual network performanceHardware and Software Requirements
- for static SR-IOVStatic SR-IOV Software Requirements
- InfiniBand SR-IOVInfiniBand SR-IOV Hardware Requirements
- PVLANsPVLAN Requirements
- resource groupsResource Group Requirements and Restrictions
- Ethernet SR-IOV
- resource allocationResource Allocation
- resource configurationResource Configuration
- resource constraints
- listingListing Constraints
- listing
- resource groups
- managingUsing Resource Groups
- requirementsResource Group Requirements and Restrictions
- restrictionsResource Group Requirements and Restrictions
- managing
- resource management
- dynamicDynamic Resource Management
- dynamic
- resources See Alsovirtual devices
- allocatingResource Allocation
- definitionHypervisor Supporting Two Domains
- flag definitions in outputFlag Definitions
- allocating
- restoring
- domain configurationsHow to Restore a Domain Configuration From an XML File (ldm init-system)
- from an XML file with ldm add-domainRestoring Domains From XML Configuration Files
- from an XML file with ldm init-systemHow to Restore a Domain Configuration From an XML File (ldm init-system)
- from an XML file with ldm add-domain
- factory-default configurationHow to Restore the factory-default Configuration
- factory-default configuration from the service processorHow to Restore the factory-default Configuration From the Service Processor
- SP configurationsRestoring Configurations By Using Autosave
- domain configurations
- restrictions
- resource groupsResource Group Requirements and Restrictions
- resource groups
- rights profiles
- ro option
- virtual disk back endRead-only (ro) Option
- virtual disk back end
- roles
- assigning to usersAssigning Roles to Users
- creatingAssigning Roles to Users
- domainsRoles for Domains
- assigning to users
- root domains
- creating by assigning PCIe busesCreating a Root Domain by Assigning PCIe Buses
- creating by assigning PCIe buses
- routing
- configuring virtual switch and service domainConfiguring a Virtual Switch and the Service Domain for NAT and Routing
- configuring virtual switch and service domain
S
- saving
- domain configurationsSaving Domain Configurations
- Logical Domains Manager configuration dataSaving Logical Domains Manager Configuration Data
- SP configurationsAvailable Configuration Recovery Methods
- domain configurations
- SCSI and virtual diskVirtual Disk and SCSI
- SCSI and virtual SCSI HBAsVirtual SCSI HBA and SCSI
- server
- performing power cycle onPerforming a Power Cycle of a Server
- performing power cycle on
- service domains
- configuring a ZFS poolConfiguring a ZFS Pool in a Service Domain
- configuring a ZFS pool
- service processor (SP)
- monitoring and running physical machinesHypervisor Supporting Two Domains
- restoring factory-default configurationHow to Restore the factory-default Configuration From the Service Processor
- using Oracle VM Server for SPARC withUsing Oracle VM Server for SPARC With the Service Processor
- monitoring and running physical machines
- setting
- memory sizes for a domainSetting Domain Memory Sizes
- physical network bandwidth limitSetting the Network Bandwidth Limit
- power limitPower Management Features
- memory sizes for a domain
- simulating
- a LUN0Simulating a LUN0
- a LUN0
- slice 2
- exportingHow to Export Slice 2
- exporting
- slice option
- virtual disk back endSlice (slice) Option
- virtual disk back end
- SMF
- controlling logging capabilities withControlling Logging Capabilities by Using SMF
- controlling logging capabilities with
- Solaris power aware dispatcher (PAD)Power Management Features
- Solaris Volume Manager
- using with virtual disksUsing Virtual Disks With Solaris Volume Manager
- using with virtual disks
- SP configuration
- selecting to bootPersistent Configurations
- selecting to boot
- SP configurations
- autorecovery policyHow to Modify the Autorecovery Policy
- autorecovery policy forAutorecovery Policy
- degradedDegraded Configuration
- managingManaging SP Configurations
- removing allHow to Remove All SP Configurations
- restoring with autosaveRestoring Configurations By Using Autosave
- autorecovery policy
- SR-IOVSR-IOV Overview
- dynamicDynamic SR-IOV
- Ethernet device-specific propertiesEthernet Device-Specific and Network-Specific Properties
- limitationsCurrent SR-IOV Feature Limitations
- requirementsSR-IOV Hardware and Software Requirements
- requirements for dynamic
- requirements for staticStatic SR-IOV Software Requirements
- staticStatic SR-IOV
- dynamic
- SR-IOV virtual functions Seevirtual functions
- SSL certificates
- SSL certificates for migration
- configuringConfiguring SSL Certificates for Migration
- Oracle Solaris 11How to Configure SSL Certificates for Migration
- Oracle Solaris 11
- configuring
- starting
- guest domainsCreating and Starting a Guest Domain
- guest domains
- stopping
- heavily loaded domainStopping a Heavily Loaded Domain Can Time Out
- heavily loaded domain
- storing
- disk image by using a ZFS fileStoring a Disk Image Using a ZFS File
- disk image by using a ZFS volumeStoring a Disk Image Using a ZFS Volume
- disk images with ZFSStoring Disk Images With ZFS
- disk image by using a ZFS file
- SUNWldm packageCommand-Line Interface
- system controller Seeservice processor (SP)
T
- timeout option
- virtual disksHow to Change the Timeout Option
- virtual disks
- troubleshooting
- mapping CPU and memory addressesDetermining Where Errors Occur by Mapping CPU and Memory Addresses
- Oracle VM Server for SPARCOracle VM Server for SPARC Troubleshooting
- mapping CPU and memory addresses
- trusted virtual networksUsing Trusted Virtual Networks
U
- unconfiguring
- faulty hardware resourcesUsing FMA to Blacklist or Unconfigure Faulty Resources
- faulty hardware resources
- universally unique identifiers (UUID)Using Universally Unique Identifiers
- updating
- /etc/system fileUpdating Property Values in the /etc/system File
- alternate MAC addresses dynamicallyDynamically Updating Alternate MAC Addresses
- PVLANsCreating a PVLAN
- /etc/system file
- using
- verified bootUsing Verified Boot
- verified boot
- utilization statisticsUtilization Statistic Definition
V
- verified boot
- usingUsing Verified Boot
- using
- verify
- presence of virtual SCSI HBAsVerifying the Presence of a Virtual SCSI HBA
- presence of virtual SCSI HBAs
- verifying
- ILOM interconnect configurationHow to Verify the ILOM Interconnect Configuration
- ILOM interconnect configuration
- viewing
- network device configurationsViewing Network Device Configurations and Statistics
- network device statisticsViewing Network Device Configurations and Statistics
- Oracle VM Server for SPARC command historyViewing Oracle VM Server for SPARC Command History
- Oracle VM Server for SPARC eventsViewing Oracle VM Server for SPARC Logging Capabilities
- parseable domain listingShowing a Parseable Domain Listing
- power-consumption dataViewing Power-Consumption Data
- processor power-consumption dataViewing Processor Power-Consumption Data
- network device configurations
- virtinfo
- virtual domain informationVirtual Domain Information Command and API
- virtual domain information
- virtual CPU
- determining the corresponding physical CPU numberDetermining the Virtual CPU That Corresponds to a Physical CPU Number
- determining the corresponding physical CPU number
- virtual device identifierVirtual Device Identifier and Network Interface Name
- virtual devices
- virtual console concentrator (vcc)Virtual Console
- virtual disk client (vdc)Virtual Storage
- virtual disk service (vds)Virtual Storage
- virtual network (vnet)Virtual Network
- virtual switch (vsw)Virtual Network
- virtual console concentrator (vcc)
- virtual disksIntroduction to Virtual Disks
- appearanceVirtual Disk Appearance
- back endVirtual Disk Back End
- back end excl optionExclusive (excl) Option
- back end exportingHow to Export a Virtual Disk Back End Multiple Times
- back end exporting as a full diskFull Disk
- back end exporting as a single-slice diskSingle-Slice Disk
- back end optionsVirtual Disk Back End Options
- back end ro optionRead-only (ro) Option
- back end slice optionSlice (slice) Option
- configuring multipathingHow to Configure Virtual Disk Multipathing
- device nameVirtual Disk Identifier and Device Name
- disk identifierVirtual Disk Identifier and Device Name
- exporting from a physical diskHow to Export a Physical Disk as a Virtual Disk
- exporting from a physical disk sliceHow to Export a Physical Disk Slice as a Virtual Disk
- format command andVirtual Disk and the format Command
- issuesVirtual Disk Issues
- managingManaging Virtual Disks
- modifying optionsHow to Change Virtual Disk Options
- modifying timeout optionHow to Change the Timeout Option
- removingHow to Remove a Virtual Disk
- SCSI andVirtual Disk and SCSI
- using with Solaris Volume ManagerUsing Virtual Disks With Solaris Volume Manager
- using with volume managersUsing Virtual Disks With Volume Managers
- using with VxVMUsing Virtual Disks When VxVM Is Installed
- using with ZFS
- appearance
- virtual domain information
- virtual function
- Ethernet network booting an I/O domain by using anBooting an I/O Domain by Using an SR-IOV Virtual Function
- Ethernet network booting an I/O domain by using an
- virtual functionsPlanning for the Use of PCIe SR-IOV Virtual Functions
- accessing Fibre Channel from a guest domainAccessing a Fibre Channel Virtual Function in a Guest Domain
- adding Ethernet to an I/O domainHow to Add an Ethernet SR-IOV Virtual Function to an I/O Domain
- adding Fibre Channel to an I/O domainHow to Add a Fibre Channel SR-IOV Virtual Function to an I/O Domain
- adding InfiniBand to a root domainHow to Add an InfiniBand Virtual Function to a Root Domain
- adding InfiniBand to an I/O domainHow to Add an InfiniBand Virtual Function to an I/O Domain
- creating an I/O domainUsing an SR-IOV Virtual Function to Create an I/O Domain
- creating Ethernet
- creating Ethernet VNICs onCreating VNICs on SR-IOV Virtual Functions
- creating Fibre ChannelHow to Create a Fibre Channel SR-IOV Virtual Function
- creating InfiniBandHow to Create an InfiniBand Virtual Function
- destroying Ethernet
- destroying Fibre ChannelHow to Destroy a Fibre Channel SR-IOV Virtual Function
- destroying InfiniBandHow to Destroy an InfiniBand Virtual Function
- device-specific Fibre Channel propertiesFibre Channel Device Class-Specific Properties
- Fibre ChannelUsing Fibre Channel SR-IOV Virtual Functions
- Fibre Channel limitationsFibre Channel SR-IOV Requirements and Limitations
- Fibre Channel requirements
- listing InfiniBandListing InfiniBand SR-IOV Virtual Functions
- modifying Ethernet propertiesModifying Ethernet SR-IOV Virtual Functions
- modifying Fibre Channel propertiesHow to Modify Fibre Channel SR-IOV Virtual Function Properties
- removing Fibre Channel from an I/O domainHow to Remove a Fibre Channel SR-IOV Virtual Function From an I/O Domain
- removing from an I/O domainHow to Remove an Ethernet Virtual SR-IOV Function From an I/O Domain
- removing InfiniBand to a root domainHow to Remove an InfiniBand Virtual Function From a Root Domain
- removing InfiniBand to an I/O domainHow to Remove an InfiniBand Virtual Function From an I/O Domain
- using to create an I/O domainHow to Create an I/O Domain by Assigning an SR-IOV Virtual Function to It
- accessing Fibre Channel from a guest domain
- virtual input/outputVirtual Input/Output
- virtual machineHypervisor Supporting Two Domains
- virtual networkIntroduction to a Virtual Network
- virtual network devicesVirtual Network Device
- controlling amount of physical network bandwidthControlling the Amount of Physical Network Bandwidth That Is Consumed by a Virtual Network Device
- controlling amount of physical network bandwidth
- virtual network terminal server daemon (vntsd)Virtual Console
- virtual SCSI HBA and virtual SAN configurationsVirtual SCSI HBA and Virtual SAN Configurations
- virtual SCSI HBAs
- configuring multipathingHow to Configure Virtual SCSI HBA Multipathing
- device nameVirtual SCSI HBA Identifier and Device Name
- managingManaging Virtual SCSI HBAs
- multipathingConfiguring Virtual SCSI HBA Multipathing
- SCSI andVirtual SCSI HBA and SCSI
- verify presence ofVerifying the Presence of a Virtual SCSI HBA
- configuring multipathing
- virtual switchVirtual Switch
- configuring as the primary interfaceHow to Configure the Virtual Switch as the Primary Interface
- configuring on Oracle Solaris 10 service domain to provide external connectivity to domainsHow to Set Up a Virtual Switch on Oracle Solaris 10 Service Domains to Provide External Connectivity to Domains
- configuring to provide external connectivity to an Oracle Solaris 11 domainHow to Set Up a Virtual Switch to Provide External Connectivity to Domains (Oracle Solaris 11)
- configuring as the primary interface
- VLAN
- assigningAssigning and Using VLANs
- assigning in an Oracle Solaris 10 guest domainHow to Assign and Use VLANs in an Oracle Solaris 10 Guest Domain
- assigning in an Oracle Solaris 10 service domainHow to Assign and Use VLANs in an Oracle Solaris 10 Service Domain
- assigning in an Oracle Solaris 11 guest domainHow to Assign and Use VLANs in an Oracle Solaris 11 Guest Domain
- assigning in an Oracle Solaris 11 service domainHow to Assign and Use VLANs in an Oracle Solaris 11 Service Domain
- assigning
- VLAN ID (VID)VLAN ID
- VLAN tagging
- usingUsing VLAN Tagging
- using
- VNICs
- creating SR-IOV virtual functionsCreating VNICs on SR-IOV Virtual Functions
- creating SR-IOV virtual functions
- volume managers
- using with virtual disksUsing Virtual Disks With Volume Managers
- using with virtual disks
- VxVM
- using with virtual disksUsing Virtual Disks When VxVM Is Installed
- using with virtual disks
W
- whole-core constraint
Z
- ZFS
- storing disk images withStoring Disk Images With ZFS
- using with virtual disksUsing ZFS With Virtual Disks
- virtual disks andUsing ZFS With Virtual Disks
- storing disk images with
- ZFS file
- storing a disk image by using aStoring a Disk Image Using a ZFS File
- storing a disk image by using a
- ZFS pool
- configuring in a service domainConfiguring a ZFS Pool in a Service Domain
- configuring in a service domain
- ZFS volume
- exporting as a full diskHow to Export a ZFS Volume as a Full Disk
- exporting as a single-slice diskHow to Export a ZFS Volume as a Single-Slice Disk
- storing a disk image by using aStoring a Disk Image Using a ZFS Volume
- exporting as a full disk
- ZFS volumes
- exporting a virtual disk back end multiple timesHow to Export a Virtual Disk Back End Multiple Times
- exporting a virtual disk back end multiple times