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From: Darren Dunham on 17 Dec 2009 15:16 On Dec 16, 5:48 pm, Dave <f...(a)coo.com> wrote: > What I'm more concerned about, is that when I use zlogin to the zone, and try to > configure the zone, I keep getting the message: What do you mean by configure the zone? Are you just answering the questions that it prompts you for after installation, or is there something in particular you're trying to do? > "The IP address previously set on the network interface is no longer available" > > I've tried sys-unconfig, but still get the same error. I don't actually get a > chance to enter any IP address. The error occurs after I enter the hostname, > which defaults to 'sage' which is the name of the zone I created. Because this is a shared-IP zone, you can't do network configurations from within the zone. You do them from the global zone with zonecfg. sys-unconfig won't help. I wonder if this is because you're trying to use a network that the global zone isn't using. The global zone has to have a route in place or the non-global zone can't use it. Try bringing up an interface on that network in the global zone before starting the non-global zone. You can take the interface down again afterward. -- Darren |