zonecfg
template Property
Use the zonecfg
template property to define whether, and how, properties are changed in the
following cases:
-
When new resource instances are added to a configuration.
-
During configuration cloning, when some properties must have unique values. use tokens in the
template property to provide these unique values.
Table 2-1 zonecfg
template Tokens
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|
|
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%zonename
|
The name of the zone.
|
Can be used in the brand's metadata, and in
zonecfg as input from user or from a template
value.
|
|
%network-id
|
A unique instance number for network resources
net and anet. This number
is unique for net and anet
resource within the global zone.
|
Can be used in the brand's metadata,as the default attribute for
the id property net and
anet resources.
|
|
%resource-id
|
A unique instance number within a given resource global scope,
within the global zone, for all resource except
net and anet.
|
Can be used in the brand's metadata as the default attribute for
the id property.
|
|
%id
|
A unique instance number that is the resource's
id property value.
|
Can be used in zonecfg as input from user,or
from template value. Should be used within a resource scope that
supports the id property.
|
|
%%
|
Evaluates to %.
|
Can be used in the brand's metadata, and in
zonecfg as input from user .
|
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Zones remote administration daemon (RAD) module configuration provides a systemic way to
express, enforce, or implement changes by using the property templates. See the
zonemgr(3RAD) man page. If the rad-zonemgr package was not
initially installed on your system and you installed it later using pkg install,
you must restart rad:local. Also restart rad:remote, if that
was running. To restart, use
svcadm
(1M)
. Make sure the RAD daemon loaded the module.