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Added –z zone option. This option is only useful
when the command is executed in the global zone.
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Added –z zone option. This option is only useful
when the command is executed in the global zone.
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Added –z zoneidlist option. This option is only
useful when the command is executed in the global zone.
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Added the expression zone for use with the –l option to
list all privileges available in the current zone. Also use the option –v after
zone to obtain verbose output.
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Zone ID can be used in idlist and –i
idtype to specify processes. You can use the priocntl
–i zoneid command to move running processes into a
different scheduling class in a non-global zone.
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Added –z zone option to ptree
only. This option is only useful when the command is executed in the global zone.
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Added zonename and zoneid to list of
recognized format names used with the –o option.
Added –z zonelist to list only processes in the
specified zones. Zones can be specified either by zone name or by zone ID. This option is only
useful when the command is executed in the global zone.
Added –Z to print the name of the zone associated with the process. The name
is printed under an additional column header, ZONE.
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Added zoneid to list of valid arguments used with the
–i option.
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If executed in a non-global zone in which the pools facility is enabled, the
–b, –c –g, –m, –p,
–u, –w, and –y options display values only for
processors that are in the processor set of the pool to which the zone is bound.
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Added zonename token.
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Added –z zone-name option. Added ability to get an
audit log of a zone.
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Added variable %z to identify the zone in which process executed.
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Added –Z option to display mounts in all visible zones. This option has no
effect in a non-global zone.
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Added –Z option to show subcommands, which adds a zone
column to the default command output. The zone column indicates the zone to which the resource is
currently assigned.
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Added –Z option to show subcommands, which adds a zone
column to the default command output. The zone column indicates the zone to which the resource is
currently assigned.
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Added –z option to report on file system activity per zone. Multiple
–z options can be used to monitor activity in selected zones. The option has no
effect if only used to monitor mountpoints and not
fstypes.
Added –A option to report aggregate file system activity for the specified
fstypes across all zones. This is the default behavior if neither
–z or the –Z option is used. The –A option has no
effect if only used to monitor mountpoints and not
fstypes.
When used with either the –z or the –Z option, the
–A option displays the aggregate for the specified fstypes across
all zones on a separate line.
Added –Z option to report file system activity in all zones on the system.
This option has no effect if used with –z option. The option has no effect if only
used to monitor mountpoints and not fstypes.
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If executed in a non-global zone in which the pools facility is enabled, information is
provided only for those processors that are in the processor set of the pool to which the zone is
bound.
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Configure Internet Protocol network interfaces and TCP/IP tunables. The
from-gz type is only displayed in non-global zones, and indicates that the
address was configured based on the allowed-address property configured for the
non-global exclusive-IP zone from the global zone. The zone address property
specifies the zone in which all the addresses referenced by allowed-address
should be placed. The zone must be configured as a shared-IP zone.
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If executed in the global zone, kstats are displayed for all zones. If
executed in a non-global zone, only kstats with a matching
zoneid are displayed.
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If executed in a non-global zone in which the pools facility is enabled, command only displays
lines for the processors that are in the processor set of the pool to which the zone is
bound.
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When used in the global zone, displays information for all zones. ndd on
the TCP/IP modules in an exclusive-IP zone only displays information for that zone.
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Displays information for the current zone only.
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Displays statistics for the current zone only.
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Added –z zoneidlist option. Also added
–Z option.
If executed in a non-global zone in which the pools facility is enabled, the percentage of
recent CPU time used by the process is displayed only for the processors in the processor set of the
pool to which the zone is bound.
Output of the –a, –t, –T, –J,
and –Z options displays a SWAP instead of a SIZE column. The swap reported is the
total swap consumed by the zone's processes and tmpfs mounts. This value assists
in monitoring the swap reserved by each zone, which can be used to choose a reasonable
zone.max-swap setting.
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If executed in a non-global zone, only information about the processors visible to the zone is
displayed.
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Usage change. When specified from within a non-global zone, the –F option has
no effect because the “don't fragment” bit is always set.
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When executed in a non-global zone in which the pools facility is enabled, statistics are
reported only for the processors in the processor set of the pool to which the zone is bound.
Applies to output from the –p option and the page,
faults, and cpu report fields.
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Added P_ZONEID id argument.
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If the caller is in a non-global zone and the pools facility is enabled, but the processor is
not in the processor set of the pool to which the zone is bound, an error is returned.
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If the caller is in a non-global zone and the pools facility is enabled, but the processor is
not in the processor set of the pool to which the zone is bound, an error is returned.
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Added P_ZONEID as idtype. Added zone to possible
choices for P_MYID specification. Added P_ZONEID to valid
idtype list in EINVAL error description.
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If the caller is in a non-global zone and the pools facility is enabled, but the processor is
not in the processor set of the pool to which the zone is bound, an error is returned.
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If the caller is in a non-global zone and the pools facility is enabled, but the processor is
not in the processor set of the pool to which the zone is bound, an error is returned.
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If the caller is in a non-global zone and the pools facility is enabled, but the processor is
not in the processor set of the pool to which the zone is bound, an error is returned.
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Changed PRIV_SYS_CONFIG to PRIV_SYS_ADMIN.
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ENOENT is returned if file pointed to by file is
not an absolute path.
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If the caller is in a non-global zone and the pools facility is enabled, the behavior is
equivalent to calling with a psetid of PS_MYID.
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Added zone IDs to target processes that can be specified. Added zone ID to
EINVAL error description.
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Added “zone” string for the set of all privileges available within the caller's
zone.
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If the caller is in a non-global zone and the pools facility is enabled, but the processor is
not in the processor set of the pool to which the zone is bound, an error is returned.
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If the caller is in a non-global zone and the pools facility enabled,
sysconf(_SC_NPROCESSORS_CONF) and
sysconf(_SC_NPROCESSORS_ONLN) return the number of total and online processors in
the processor set of the pool to which the zone is bound.
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Added ucred_getzoneid() function, which returns the zone ID of the process
or -1 if the zone ID is not available.
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Added n_type: NT_ZONENAME. This entry contains a string that describes the
name of the zone in which the process was running.
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Now provides optional parameters and an environment variable in support of zones.
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Added capability to obtain information on processes running in zones.
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Added in zone name field that is used if the
zonename audit policy is set.
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Added PRIV_PROC_ZONE, which allows a process to trace or send signals to
processes in other zones. See zones(5).
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Added zone ioctl() calls.
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Added zone parameter.
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Added crgetzoneid(), which returns the zone ID from the user credential
pointed to by cr.
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