Solaris

Thanks Luka and I appreciate you help !

I did disabled the service and enabling it however there no luck as still once I am trying to boot the zone the screen is getting hanged I mean there is nothing happening after that.

And what happened when you tried to create a new zone?

Hi friend,

As I understand you try to uninstall non-global zone that's in ready state.

Before do it, you should move the zone into installed state.

Can you try this:
zonecfg -z zone_name info

zoneadm -z zone_name verify

zoneadm -z zone_name reboot

zoneadm -z zone_name shutdown

zoneadm -z zone_name halt

if it doesn't work try to force the zone into ready state:
zoneadm -z zone_name ready

BR,

Thanks

zone is in ready state only see the below output

kumarmani, in the 7th post your zoneadm list -cv output looks like this:

Code:

#zoneadm list –cv 

ID NAME STATUS PATH BRAND IP
0 global running / native shared
3 content-server-zone ready /zones/ content-server-zone native shared

and in the 18th (the last one) it looks like this:

Code:

bash-3.00# zoneadm list -cv
ID NAME STATUS PATH BRAND IP
0 global running / native shared
3 test-zone ready /zones/content-server-zone native shared

Zone names differ. Argument to zoneadm is zone name and not zone path.
Which zone name is right?

Apologies Luka

It's content-server-zone

Could you post output of:

Code:

# zonecfg -z content-server-zone info