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Experimenting with smf to run parallel sshd service on different port

It’s been long time that  I have posted something about my funny experiments at home. Today I just spent some time to write this post for those who want to know about creating a new SMF service .  This post also covers the procedure to create a parallel sshd service which runs on non standard port (i.e. 222) instead of regular port ( i.e. 22).

Before going to actual topic, few basic points:

1. /var/svc/manifest/network –   it is the directory where we can find existing network service templates like ssh, ftp, rpc, ipsec …etc

 

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Ramdev
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Tagged with: [ solaris error, solaris learning, solaris smf, solaris training, Solaris Troubleshooting ]

Solaris10 Troubleshooting Zone: Container Creation

Create Container:

Below instructions will help you to create new solaris zone/container

1) Where will the Container reside?

 # mkdir -p /export/zones

I decided to install my Zone into /export/zones

2) Configure the Container:

Command zonecfg, located in /usr/sbin like all other Zone Commands, is used to configure the Container.

The Zone name will be sol10zone. Feel free to change the name if desired. Full Story

Ramdev
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Solaris10 Troubleshooting Zones : verify the configuration and Troubleshoot zones that fail to boot

Instructions to Verify the Configuration of Non-global Zones:

1. The zonecfg utility creates and modifies the configuration of a zone.  Its subcommand verify can be used to verify the current configuration for correctness:

  • All resources have all of their required properties specified.
  • A zonepath is specified

The syntax is zonecfg -z verify.  For example, to verify the configuration of zone1, run zonecfg -z zone1 verify at the shell prompt.

2. The subcommand export of the zonecfg utility prints the zone configuration to standard out.  The syntax is zonecfg -z export.  For example, to print the configuration of zone1, run zonecfg -z zone1 export at the shell prompt.

  • Ensure the specified zonepath is a valid path.
  • Ensure the file system where the zonepath resides is mounted, and the nosuid option should not be used.
  • Ensure that the specified resources are available.
  • Ensure that lofs is not excluded in the global zone.

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Solaris10 Troubleshooting Zones : Can’t boot to zones

The non-global zones (or zones) facility in Solaris[TM] provides an isolated environment for running applications. The zones FAQ can be found at OpenSolaris.org.

Symptoms:

  1. zone boot error
  2. zone boot failed
  3. can’t login to the zone
  4. can’t access zone
  5. zone not running

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Ramdev
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Tagged with: [ errors, Solaris 10, Solaris Troubleshooting, Zones ]

Not able to login into Non-globalzones (NGZ) after Patching.

Yesterday I faced an issue, where in I was unable to login into NGZ’s after kernel patching. Though the zlogin was working perfectly.

Initially I think the cause is ssh key, then I tried to login into the NGZ from the network, it was showing ssh connection refused.

I have checked the ssh services via zlogin. There were many services related to network which were not running including ssh. All services were depending on /system/sysidtool:net service which is in disbale mode. I tried to enable /system/sysidtool:net service but No luck.

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Yogesh.Raheja
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Solaris 10: Configuring netmasks and default gateway in zones

The command, zonecfg, has no provision for defining the netmask of network resources. Modifying /etc/netmask file resident within the designated zone does not configure the netmask of the new interface. This procedure details how to set the netmask of a network resource within a zone to the desired value. Full Story

Ramdev
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Tagged with: [ configure, default gateway, netmask, networking configuration, Solaris Troubleshooting ]
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