NAME | CAUTION | DESCRIPTION | EXAMPLES | FILES | SEE ALSO
Do not edit this file manually. It is automatically maintained by domain-management tools and commands. Editing it manually can cause catastrophic system failure.
The domain_config file contains a series of one-line entries, each of which represents a currently configured domain that was created by using domain_create(1M). cbs(1M) uses this file to determine which platform it is to manage. The domain_status(1M) command displays the file's contents.
The number of domains that can be listed is unlimited. Each line in the domain_config file appears in the following form:
domain_name : platform_type : platform_name : os_version : idn_info : sysbds |
where:
The name of a configured domain. This name must be unique across all physical platforms supported by the SSP where this domain configuration file exists.
The type of the system on which the domain resides. Currently, the platform type is always Ultra-Enterprise-10000.
The name of the Sun Enterprise 10000 system on which the domain resides.
The version of the Solaris operating system for the Sun Enterprise 10000 system that the domain is running (for example, 2.5.1).
Identification information use by InterDomain Network software to determine which domains are members of the same IDN-based network.
The system boards assigned to the domain, listed by board number and separated by spaces.
marvin:Ultra-Enterprise-10000:production:2.4.3.9:-1.0:2 4 6 8 10 nebula:Ultra-Enterprise-10000:test:2.5.0.1:-1.0:12 14 15 |
The following file is supported:
$SSPVAR/.ssp_private/domain_config
cbs(1M), domain_create(1M), domain_remove(1M), domain_status(1M)
drain(1M), init_attach(1M) in the Sun Enterprise 10000 Dynamic Reconfiguration Reference Manual