11-18-2009
The reason you see "insufficient privileges" is that the zone doesnt actually own the underlying hardware devices. Run the dladm show-dev command in the global zone and it will work.
Zones dont own hardware devices and cant really run commands at hardware levels. Snoop is another command which doesnt work too well within a zone, even if you make the NIC exclusive to it.
SBK
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