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Viewing zone statistics and configuration


This task describes how to view the statistics and configuration information for a non-global zone.

To view the statistics and configuration for a non-global zone

  1. Access the ZONE application class so that you can view its parameters.
  2. Open the parameters that track the statistics you want to view.
    • ZONEPoolID—displays the zone ID, which is the unique identifier of the non-global zone. The parameter also displays the ID of the pool associated with the zone. The parameter remains unavailable if the pool facility on the Solaris computer is inactive.
    • ZONENonGlobalZones—displays all the child instances of the non-global zones on a system and their state
    • ZONEState—displays displays the current state of the zone
    • ZONEType—displays the zone type monitored by the product. The zone type on all Solaris 10 system is either global or non-global zone. The global zone is the default zone used for system administration activities on Solaris Container technology. Each zone, including the global zone, is assigned a zone name and a unique numeric identifier by the system.
    • ZONEFssState—states whether the scheduling class of the pool to which the zone is bound is Fair Share Scheduler (FSS) enabled. If pools are enabled on the system, then the scheduler for the pool associated with the zone is the scheduler for the zone.
  3. Access the ZONE application class InfoBox to view the Project ID which is the unique identifier of a project.

    PATROL displays a graph that shows the requested information over time. 

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BMC PATROL for UNIX and Linux 9.13