Returning Evacuated Kernel Zones to the Original System
To return the evacuated zones to the original system, run the sysadm evacuate
command on the source host, not the target host. You specify the ‐r option to return.
Each evacuated zone is migrated from its destination, if it is still running there, back to the source host. If you want to also return zones that are not running, use the ‐a option to specify all zones. Non-running zones are cold migrated.
source-host# sysadm evacuate -rv
Example 6-5 Returning Evacuated Zones to Original Host System
root@global:~# sysadm evacuate -rv sysadm: preparing 2 zone(s) for return... sysadm: initializing return of kzone1 sysadm: initializing return of kzone2 sysadm: returning 2 zone(s) ... sysadm: migrating kzone1 sysadm: migrating kzone2 sysadm: return completed successfully. sysadm: kzone1: returned sysadm: kzone2: returned root@global:~# sysadm evacuate -l sysadm: no active evacuation root@global:~# zoneadm list -cv ID NAME STATUS PATH BRAND IP 0 global running / solaris shared 3 kzone2 running - solaris-kz excl 4 kzone1 running - solaris-kz excl