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Operating Systems Solaris zone breaching 'capped-memory' threshold Post 302577480 by soliberus on Tuesday 29th of November 2011 07:06:48 AM

11-29-2011

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Code:

sundb02 root > zonecfg -z sunrep02 info
zonename: sunrep02
zonepath: /zones/sunrep02
brand: native
autoboot: true
bootargs:
pool: oracle-pool
limitpriv:
scheduling-class:
ip-type: shared
hostid:
fs:
        dir: /dpp/live01
        special: pool01/dpp_live01
        raw not specified
        type: zfs
        options: []
fs:
        dir: /dpp/live02
        special: pool01/dpp_live02
        raw not specified
        type: zfs
        options: []
fs:
        dir: /dpp/live03
        special: pool01/dpp_live03
        raw not specified
        type: zfs
        options: []
fs:
        dir: /dpp/live04
        special: pool01/dpp_live04
        raw not specified
        type: zfs
        options: []
fs:
        dir: /dpp/uat01
        special: pool02/dpp_uat01
        raw not specified
        type: zfs
        options: []
fs:
        dir: /dpp/uat02
        special: pool02/dpp_uat02
        raw not specified
        type: zfs
        options: []
fs:
        dir: /dpp/uat03
        special: pool02/dpp_uat03
        raw not specified
        type: zfs
        options: []
fs:
        dir: /tpp/oracle
        special: pool02/tpp_oracle
        raw not specified
        type: zfs
        options: []
fs:
        dir: /dpp/test01
        special: pool03/dpp_test01
        raw not specified
        type: zfs
        options: []
fs:
        dir: /dpp/test02
        special: pool03/dpp_test02
        raw not specified
        type: zfs
        options: []
fs:
        dir: /dpp/test03
        special: pool03/dpp_test03
        raw not specified
        type: zfs
        options: []
fs:
        dir: /app/first
        special: pool03/app_first
        raw not specified
        type: zfs
        options: []
net:
        address: x.x.x.x
        physical: igb0
        defrouter not specified
capped-memory:
        physical: 8G
attr:
        name: comment
        type: string
        value: "SUNREP02 zone"

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