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#> mkdir –p /zones/newzone/base
#> mount –F vxfs /dev/vx/dsk/newzone_root_dg/newzone_vol /zones/newzone/base
#> chmod 700 /zones/newzone/base
Mount New Snapshot Zone Root (CFS)
#> haconf -makerw
#> mkdir –p /zones/newzone/base
#> cfsmntadm add newzone_zroot_dg newzone_zroot_vol /zones/newzone/base newzone_SG
node1=rw,suid
#> hagrp –online newzone_SG –any
#> haconf –dump -makero
#> chmod 700 /zones/newzone/base
Creating a New Zone Using a Split Mirror Snapshot
Once the Cluster File System mount is added to the cluster configuration, you will need to export the zone configuration to each node
#> zonecfg –z newzone
newzone1: No such zone configured
Use 'create' to begin configuring a new zone.
zonecfg:newzone1> create -b
zonecfg:newzone1> set zonepath=/zones/newzone/base
zonecfg:newzone1> set autoboot=false
zonecfg:newzone1> commit
zonecfg:newzone1> verify
zonecfg:newzone1> exit
Export Zone Configuration to All Cluster Nodes
From Node1:
#> zonecfg –z newzone export –f /tmp/newzonezone.cfg
#> scp /tmp/newzone node2:/tmp (repeat for all nodes)
From All Remaining Nodes:
#> zonecfg –z newzonezone –f /tmp/newzonezone.cfg
From Node1:
#> zoneadm –z newzone attach -F
#> zoneadm –z newzone boot
#> zlogin –C newzone à Follow the normal process for configuring Zone OS.
Adding the New Zone to Your Veritas Cluster Server Configuration
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