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First link from Google looks good: Create Full Root Solaris Zone (http://www.logiqwest.com/dataCenter/Demos/RunBooks/Zones/createSelfContainedZone.html)

Then you have no choice but using shared IP interfaces. Just do like styno suggested but specify
set physical=e1000g0

or..
with shared ip type:


zonecfg -z yourzonename
> create -b
> set zonepath=/zones/yourzonename
> set autoboot=true
> set ip-type=shared
> add net
> set address=10.0.0.10
> set...

If you are using Solaris 10 8/07 or newer (cat /etc/release), the simplest way is to set-up exclusive IP non global zones.

Hi,
can u try with tcp wrapper for this
go through the following link for more info on solaris 10
_http://blogs.oracle.com/gbrunett/entry/tcp_wrappers_on_solaris_10
it will work
Regds
KVK...

press the eject button and insert the solaris install dvd... enter "boot cdrom" at the ok prompt and follow the instructions...

Auditing issue is very detailed state..I according to me you must decide exaclty what objects will be in your audit records and you must run audit this form..
You can look in this page howto this
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If you are on Solaris, you can turn on BSM (Basic Security Mode) and log all commands executed on the system, including full command line, arguments and environment, using the "-setpolicy +argv,...