You are either running in a desktop session in the global zone or in a remote desktop session after using the –X option of ssh. Otherwise, you must create labeled zones by using regular zone commands. The –t option specifies the brand of the zone, and the label must be explicitly set. For more information, see the brands(7) man page.
For more information, see the zonecfg(8) man page.
This example creates a zone whose name is public.
# zonecfg -z public Use 'create' to begin configuring a new zone. zonecfg:public> create -t SYStsoldef zonecfg:public> set zonepath=/system/zones/public zonecfg:public> exit
For more information, see the tncfg(8) man page.
This example labels the public zone with the label public.
# tncfg -z public set label=PUBLIC
For more information, see the zoneadm(8) man page.
# zoneadm -z public install