D
- daemons
- vntsd
Virtual Console
- vntsd
- decreasing
- control domain CPU and memory resourcesDecreasing the CPU and Memory Resources From the Control Domain's Initial factory-default Configuration
- memory on the control domainDecrease the Control Domain's Memory
- control domain CPU and memory resources
- default services on the control domain
- creatingCreating Default Services
- creating
- delayed reconfiguration
- delegating administrative privileges
- rights profilesDelegating the Management of Logical Domains by Using Rights
- rights profiles
- dependency cyclesDependency Cycles
- destroying See alsoremoving
- Ethernet virtual functions
- Fibre Channel virtual functionsHow to Destroy a Fibre Channel SR-IOV Virtual Function
- InfiniBand virtual functionsHow to Destroy an InfiniBand Virtual Function
- determining
- domain configurationsDetermining the Configuration of Domains
- GLDv3 compliance of a network device (Oracle Solaris 10)How to Determine Whether a Network Adapter Is GLDv3-Compliant
- domain configurations
- device-specific properties
- Ethernet SR-IOVSR-IOV Device-Specific Properties
- Ethernet SR-IOV
- direct I/O (DIO)
- limitationsCurrent Direct I/O Feature Limitations
- managing devices on non-primary root domainsManaging Direct I/O Devices on Non-primary Root Domains
- requirementsDirect I/O Hardware and Software Requirements
- limitations
- disabling
- Logical Domains ManagerHow to Disable the Logical Domains Manager
- Logical Domains Manager auditingHow to Disable Logical Domains Manager Auditing
- NIU hybrid I/OHow to Enable or Disable Hybrid Mode
- Logical Domains Manager
- disk images
- creating a snapshot
- creating snapshot of an unconfigured systemHow to Create a Snapshot of a Disk Image of an Unconfigured System
- storing by using a ZFS fileStoring a Disk Image Using a ZFS File
- storing by using a ZFS volumeStoring a Disk Image Using a ZFS Volume
- storing with ZFSStoring Disk Images With ZFS
- disk slice Seephysical disk slice
- domain configurations
- autorecovery policyHow to Modify the Autorecovery Policy
- autorecovery policy forAutorecovery Policy
- degradedDegraded Configuration
- determiningDetermining the Configuration of Domains
- managingManaging Domain Configurations
- persistentPersistent Configurations
- removing allHow to Remove All Domain Configurations
- restoring
- restoring from an XML file with ldm add-domainRestoring Domains From XML Configuration Files
- restoring from an XML file with ldm init-systemHow to Restore a Domain Configuration From an XML File (ldm init-system)
- restoring with autosaveRestoring Configurations By Using Autosave
- autorecovery policy
- domain console
- controlling access toControlling Access to a Domain Console by Using Rights
- controlling access to
- domain listing
- parseableShowing a Parseable Domain Listing
- parseable
- domain migration restrictionsDomain Migration Restrictions
- domain migrationsMigrating a Domain
- bound or inactive domainMigrating Bound or Inactive Domains
- canceling in progressCanceling a Migration in Progress
- delayed reconfiguration for an active domainDelayed Reconfiguration in an Active Domain
- failure messageMigration Failure Message
- from OpenBoot PROM or in kernel debuggerMigrating a Domain From the OpenBoot PROM or a Domain That Is Running in the Kernel Debugger
- monitoring progressMonitoring a Migration in Progress
- non-interactiveMigrating a Guest Domain
- operationOverview of a Migration Operation
- operations on other domainsOperations on Other Domains
- performing a dry runPerforming a Dry Run
- performing non-interactivePerforming Non-Interactive Migrations
- recovering from failedRecovering From a Failed Migration
- requirements for CPUsDomain Migration Requirements for CPUs
- requirements for cryptograph unitsMigration Requirements for Cryptographic Units
- requirements for memoryMigration Requirements for Memory
- requirements for NIU hybrid I/OMigration Requirements for NIU Hybrid I/O
- requirements for PCIe endpoint devices
- requirements for physical I/O devicesMigration Requirements for Physical I/O Devices
- requirements for SR-IOV virtual functions
- requirements for virtual I/O devices
- software compatibilitySoftware Compatibility
- when active domain has power management elastic policy in effectMigrating While an Active Domain Has the Power Management Elastic Policy in Effect
- bound or inactive domain
- domain resource pool
- Oracle VM Server for SPARC MIBDomain Resource Pool and Scalar Variables
- Oracle VM Server for SPARC MIB
- domain resources
- listingListing Domain Resources
- listing
- domain scalar variables
- Oracle VM Server for SPARC MIBDomain Resource Pool and Scalar Variables
- Oracle VM Server for SPARC MIB
- domains
- configuring a failure policy for dependenciesConfiguring a Failure Policy by Using Domain Dependencies
- configuring dependenciesConfiguring Domain Dependencies
- definitionHypervisor and Logical Domains
- dependenciesConfiguring Domain Dependencies
- dependency cyclesDependency Cycles
- marked as degradedMarking Domains as Degraded
- migratingIntroduction to Domain Migration
- monitoring with Oracle VM Server for SPARC MIBMonitoring Domains
- provisioning by using a cloneUsing Clone to Provision a New Domain
- serviceVirtual Input/Output
- startingHow to Start a Domain
- stoppingHow to Stop a Domain
- stopping a heavily loadedStopping a Heavily Loaded Domain Can Time Out
- configuring a failure policy for dependencies
- DVD images
- exportingCD, DVD and ISO Images
- exporting
- dynamic path selectionDynamic Path Selection
- dynamic reconfiguration (DR)
- partial memory requestsPartial Memory DR Requests
- partial memory requests
- dynamic reconfiguration daemon (drd)Dynamic Reconfiguration
- dynamic resource managementDynamic Resource Management