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 Here we discuss the Commonly used Network Commands for Solaris network Administration. How to list the Physical Network card's information : # dladm show-phys LINK            MEDIA         STATE      SPEED  DUPLEX    DEVICE net0            Ethernet      down       0      unknown   i40e0 net1            Ethernet      down       0      unknown   i40e1 net2            Ethernet      down       0      unknown   i40e2 net3            Ethernet      down       0      unknown   i40e3 net4            Ethernet    ...

Solaris 11.x Patching  we are working on upgrading the Solaris 11 operating systems to the latest version.  we have  Oracle Corporation  sun4v SPARC T8-1 servers used for OVM(LDOM) on top of Physical servers we have installed LDOM Manager, and we are running Guest domains on top of the Control domain. on Guest domains, we are also running multiple zones on a single Guest LDOM. On Zone, we are running Oracle DB. Here is the step we followed for the patching Control Domain along with Guest LDOMs. we have scheduled the CHG with planned Dates and obtained the required CAB Approvals. on the Scheduled date, we will suppress the alerts and inform to SOC/GCC team to ignore the alerts.  we are following the Live upgrade procedure for patching the servers. Architecture:  Here is our physical server design and architecture. Solaris Zones Solaris LDOM(Guest Domains / OVM) Solaris Control Domain ( Physical Server) Steps Involved / Followed: we will inform to DB tea...

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we have recently Deployed the  Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager 8.7 version on HP ProLiant Server, I would like to make a process what we have followed to bring up the Physical Oracle Linux Virtualization server. This  similar to ESXI in VMware server, on ESXI we will install the ESXi with ISO/Network Installation Methods. We have downloaded the Oracle Linux Virtual Manager 8.7 OS ISO from Oracle Site. Copied to the remote terminal server. Datacenter Team has racked the servers and  provided the ILO IP's and User Names to Proceed with Infra Activities. We have tried to Login to Consoles of the servers , we had a firewall issue to access to consoles over the https. we worked with Network team to Open the ports  at firewall level, then we were able to login & Access the Consoles. Step 1 - we have done with Changing the Default ILO Credentials to standard Credentials as per the Company standards. Step 2 - Next step we have Downloaded the HP Provid...

Saving Domain Configurations for Future Rebuilding The basic process is to save the resource constraints information for each domain into an XML file, which can then be re-issued to the Logical Domains Manager, for example, after a hardware failure to rebuild a desired configuration. Restore a Domain Configuration From an XML File ( ldm add-domain )  works for guest domains, but not for the control ( primary ) domain. You can save the  primary  domain's constraints to an XML file, but you cannot feed the file back into the  ldm add-domain -i  command. However, you can use the  ldm init-system  command and the resource constraints from the XML file to reconfigure your  primary  domain. You can also use the  ldm init-system  command to reconfigure other domains that are described in the XML file, but those domains are left inactive when the configuration is complete. The method that follows does not preserve actual bindings, only the ...