Copying a SuperCluster Zone

1. Snapshot the original zone

zfs snapshot -r zones/zone1@copy

2. Copy the snap across to the destination zoneroot

zfs send -vr zones/zone1@copy | zfs recv -v zones/zone2

3. Export the zone config and copy it across to the new zone. (use IB if possible)

4. Edit the zone config to reflect new address and new zonepath

5. Create the new zone

6. Attach and boot the new zone

7. Configure the new zone

Name

Solaris 11

sysconfig create-profile -g identity -o config.xml

sysconfig configure -g identity -c config.xml

Solaris 10

Sysunconfig

Edit /etc/nodename, /etc/hostname.*, /etc/hosts

Host files

vi /etc/hosts

IP

Solaris 11

ipadm delete-addr ipmp0/v4

ipadm delete-addr ipmp1/v4

ipadm create-addr -T static -a 23.88.34.157/24 ipmp0

ipadm create-addr -T static -a 192.168.55.61/22 ipmp1

ipadm set-ifprop -p standby=on -m ip net2

route -p add default 23.88.34.1

Solaris 10

vi /etc/hostname.*

vi /etc/defaultrouter

reboot

Samba config

vi /etc/samba/smb.conf

net join -U user -S ADservername

rm /export/home/samba/*/.ssh/known_hosts

Reboot

8. Configure the storage from the ZFS

Log into the appropriate zfs head:

Shares -> Projects: Add new project

Edit Project:

Under General set Mountpoint to /export/projectname

Under protocols:

Share mode=none

Add NFS Exception: Network - IB IP of zone/32 - Read/write - tick root access

Under shares, add shares needed

Go into each share and set quota

vi /etc/vfstab

mount -a

Change ownership of each mountpoint

9. Put key authentication into place between original and copy.

10. Rsync the NFS shares from original to new zone

rsync -azh /u01 192.168.55.61:/