Creating and Using Oracle^® Solaris Kernel Zones

About the zoneadm migrate Command

Use the zoneadm migrate command to perform a live migration. zoneadm migrate command options include:

-n

Performs a dry run of the live migration. Confirms if a zone can be live migrated to the target host.

The zone is the running state.

-q

Quiet mode for live migrations. Specifies that the status is not reported during live migration operations.

-c cipher

Specifies a secure cipher option for live migrations. By default, migrations are secured using a cipher that is supported on both systems even if you do not specify a particular cipher. See About Secure Live Migration.

ssh|rads://user@host:port

Specifies a RAD URI including the scheme, user name, and host name to be used to migrate the zone to the target host. The ssh scheme uses SSH and the rads scheme uses TLS. If you only specify a host name, the scheme defaults to rads, user defaults to the current user, and port defaults to the standard RAD port 12302. For more information, review:

• Connecting to a RAD Instance by Using a URI in C in Remote Administration Daemon Developer’s Guide

• Connecting to a RAD Instance by Using a URI in Java in Remote Administration Daemon Developer’s Guide

• Connecting to a RAD Instance by Using a URI in Python in Remote Administration Daemon Developer’s Guide

Refer to the zoneadm(1M) man page for further information about the migrate subcommand.