How to read prtctl output - Solaris10g - help please ...
Hi all,
Can someone please explain how to read/interpret the prtctl -i project default output?
Am mainly trying to look for the equivalent Solaris10 information of the old tunables seminfo and shminfo.
According to some docs that I found, seminfo_semmni for example is supposed to correspond to zone.max-sem-ids, but I don't know how to correlate 16.8M to the old tunable value of 10? Does the M megabyte or millions? Output of prtctl below shows K, EB, G, GB among others. So if GB is gigabyte, what is G ... am confused ... waaahhh ... Am expecting to see the default value of 128 but see 16.8M instead?
Am also looking for the information on maxuprc and maxusers, and according to the docs maxuprc is zone.max-lwps which is 2.15G below, what does that mean, 2.15 gigabyte?
Any prompt response/advise or link to where I can information on what the G, MB, EB, G, GB means, it will be very much appreciated. I've already been on the Solaris/Oracle website "hunting" for docs and none of them mention what these unit of information means and my SA don't know what they mean either ...
FYI, this server is part of a cluster, that is, it is one zone out of a global zone. Our SA said, the "effective" values for each server are the zone values not the project values, is that correct?
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SCHEMA1. TABLE1
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