With the N1 SPS SAP plug-in version 1.3, you can manage Solaris 10 non-global zones as either zone hosts or zone resources. Use the following matrix to help you decide on which approach to take.
Task |
Supported by Zone Hosts |
Supported by Zone Resources |
---|---|---|
Creating non-global zones |
Yes |
Yes |
Importing existing non-global zones into N1 Service Provisioning System |
Yes |
Yes |
Deploying SAP resources on a non-global zone |
Yes |
No |
Deploying non-global zones with other SAP resources on a global zone |
No |
Yes |
Managing applications running in a non-global zone |
Yes |
No |
Starting and stopping a non-global zone |
Yes |
Yes |
Viewing online and offline status of a non-global zone |
No |
Yes |
Moving a non-global zone between systems in N1 Advanced Architecture |
No |
Yes |
Before you can create a non-global zone in your N1 SPS environment, the name of the non-global zone must be a resolvable name, paired with an IP address, on both the N1 SPS master server and the target host onto which you plan to deploy the non-global zone. You can specify the non-global zone name and IP address in the following locations.
LDAP server
NIS name service
NIS+ name service
DNS name server
/etc/hosts file
For more information, see System Administration Guide: Naming and Directory Services (DNS, NIS, and LDAP) and System Administration Guide: Naming and Directory Services (NIS+).