08-04-2010
LDoms can't ping each other
I've got Sun Fire T2000 with two LDoms - primary and ldom1, both being Solaris 10 u8. Both can be accessed over the network (ssh, ping), both can access the network, but they can't ping or ssh to each other.
I only use e1000g0 interface on T2000, the primary ldom has an address on it, ldm has a virtual switch configured on that interface and ldom1 has a vnet0 attached to this virtual switch.
I've got no firewalls turned on as far as I know.
Any ideas what's causing the problem?
Thanks!
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NAME
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SYNOPSIS
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