Table of Contents
Advertisement
export/ovm/vdisk10
export/ovm/vdisk11
5.
Check the mounting locations of the physical LAN ports.
This example checks in advance that Oracle Solaris on the control domain does
not use net4 to net7, to release BB#01 using PPAR DR.
Physical LAN Port
net0 to net3
net4 to net7
primary# dladm show-phys -L
LINK
net0
net1
net2
net3
net4
net5
net6
net7
(Omitted)
6.
Check the resources assigned to the logical domain guest and the logical
domain ldom.
The virtual network devices vnet0 and vnet1 are assigned to the logical domain
guest. From the results of steps 4 to 6, you can also see that vnet0 uses the
physical LAN port net0 of BB#00 and vnet1 uses the physical LAN port net4 of
BB#01. In this example, the assignment of vnet1 is released from the logical
domain guest beforehand in order to use the physical partition dynamic
reconfiguration (PPAR DR) function to release BB#01.
From the assigned I/O resources, you can see that the logical domain ldom is the
root domain configured by the root complexes of BB#00 and BB#01. In this
example, the assignment of PCIE10 (pci@8a00) is released from the logical
domain ldom beforehand in order to use the physical partition dynamic
reconfiguration (PPAR DR) function to release BB#01.
primary# ldm list-bindings guest
(Omitted)
NETWORK
NAME
SERVICE
VID
MTU
MAXBW
LINKPROP
vnet0
primary-vsw0@primary
1500
PEER
LINKPROP
vdisk11
Mounting Location
BB#00 on-board LAN
BB#01 on-board LAN
DEVICE
LOC
ixgbe0
/BB0/CMUL
ixgbe1
/BB0/CMUL
ixgbe2
/BB0/CMUU
ixgbe3
/BB0/CMUU
ixgbe4
/BB1/CMUL
ixgbe5
/BB1/CMUL
ixgbe6
/BB1/CMUL
ixgbe7
/BB1/CMUL
ID
DEVICE
0
network@0
MAC
/dev/zvol/dsk/rpool/
MAC
00:14:4f:f9:58:4e
MODE
PVID
VID
Chapter 9 Releasing FRUs From the System
MODE
PVID
1
MTU
MAXBW
299
Advertisement
Table of Contents
