Use this procedure to log in to the global zone. From the global zone, you can access the kernel zones, if needed.
Caution - Never manually create, edit, or delete VMs using Oracle Solaris zone commands. Always create, edit, and delete the VMs through MCMU BUI or MCMU CLI. See Accessing the MCMU (BUI and CLI). |
Use the mcinstall user account. For more details about this account, see User Accounts.
% ssh mcinstall@Node-hostname_or_IPaddress
where Node-hostname_or_IPaddress is either the hostname or the IP address of node 1 or 2. You can obtain the node name (Hostname Preview) from the MCMU System Settings → System Information page. See View and Update Network Parameters in v1.2.2 and Earlier (BUI).
For example:
% ssh mcinstall@mc2.us.example.com
Specify the password that was configured for your system.
The password is the same password used for the mcinstall user.
For example:
% su root Password: ************** #
At this point, you can perform administrative tasks in the global zone or access the kernel zones.
# zoneadm list global acfskz appvmg1-zone-1-mc4-n1 dbvmg1-zone-3-mc4-n1 dbvmg1-zone-1-mc4-n1 dbvmg1-zone-4-mc4-n1 dbvmg1-zone-2-mc4-n1
In the output, the global zone is identified as global. The kernel zone is identified as acfskz.
# zlogin acfskz