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Creating and Administering Oracle® Solaris 11.3 Boot Environments

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Updated: December 2017
 
 

beadm in Non-Global Zones

    Note the following support specifications for non-global zones in the beadm command and in related processes:

  • The beadm command is supported inside a non-global zone.

  • The root dataset for non-global zones must not be under the rpool/ROOT namespace.

  • Although the beadm command affects the non-global zones on your system, the beadm command does not display zones information. Use the zoneadm command to view changes in the zones in your boot environment. For example, use the zoneadm list command to view a list of all current zones on the system.

    For further information, see the zoneadm(1M) man page.

  • Not all of the beadm command options can be used in non-global zones. See the specific limitations for each command option in the beadm(1M) man page.