技术顾问在solaris 10 zone的环境下部署domino server 8.5的时候遇到了问题。安装程序提示需要首先在global zone下安装一遍。顾问按照这个提示做了但依然解决不了这个问题。测试环境为SUN M5000的小型机在global zone下划了一个测试zone，global zone为生产环境的standby节点。我查了一下资料，其实SUN网站有相关的文档，IBM网站也有类似的描述。最后我是按照IBM的文档来做的，SUN的文档写的有点啰嗦。呵呵。
Problem
Solaris 10 Zones provide separate environments on a computer and enable applications to remain logically separated from one another. You can virtualize the operating system (OS) multiple times based on one kernel.
For Lotus® Domino® to run properly in this environment, you must tell the OS which part of the kernel is accessible from the zone.
Solution
To do this:
Solaris 10 Zones provide separate environments on a computer and enable applications to remain logically separated from one another. You can virtualize the operating system (OS) multiple times based on one kernel.
For Lotus® Domino® to run properly in this environment, you must tell the OS which part of the kernel is accessible from the zone.
Solution
To do this:
Install the Solaris 10 operating system.
Create zone configurations.
Install Domino 7.0.1 in zone 0.
In the global zone, remove the /dev/listen symlink.
Also in the global zone, add this line to the end of /etc/devlink.tab
type=ddi_pseudo;name=listen;addr=0;minor=listen \M0
Note: The character before the backslash is a tab, not a space; see comments in the file.)
Run devfsadm and check that it created a new /dev/listen link.
You may need to work around this several times, with different sequences of "rem_drv listen", reboots, and "add_drv listen." It may be that the combination that works is rem_drv/reboot/devfsadm, but this has not been confirmed.
Also in the global zone, use zonecfg to configure a local zone.
Along with the filesystems and everything else, use the subcommands:
add device
set match=/dev/listen
end to export the raw /dev/listen device to the local zone.
Use zoneadm to install and boot the new local zone, and zlogin to log into it.
As root in the local zone, check that /dev/listen exists (It is an actual device file in the LZ, not a symlink.)
Give all users read/write permission to it with:
chmod 666 /dev/listen
Switch to the Domino user account, cd to the server directory, and launch Domino.
Create zone configurations.
Install Domino 7.0.1 in zone 0.
In the global zone, remove the /dev/listen symlink.
Also in the global zone, add this line to the end of /etc/devlink.tab
type=ddi_pseudo;name=listen;addr=0;minor=listen \M0
Note: The character before the backslash is a tab, not a space; see comments in the file.)
Run devfsadm and check that it created a new /dev/listen link.
You may need to work around this several times, with different sequences of "rem_drv listen", reboots, and "add_drv listen." It may be that the combination that works is rem_drv/reboot/devfsadm, but this has not been confirmed.
Also in the global zone, use zonecfg to configure a local zone.
Along with the filesystems and everything else, use the subcommands:
add device
set match=/dev/listen
end to export the raw /dev/listen device to the local zone.
Use zoneadm to install and boot the new local zone, and zlogin to log into it.
As root in the local zone, check that /dev/listen exists (It is an actual device file in the LZ, not a symlink.)
Give all users read/write permission to it with:
chmod 666 /dev/listen
Switch to the Domino user account, cd to the server directory, and launch Domino.
Additional information
Additional informations about 'Domino in Zones' can be found at
Additional informations about 'Domino in Zones' can be found at
我的操作过程：
# zonecfg -z oatest
zonecfg:oatest> add device
zonecfg:oatest:device> set match=/dev/listen
zonecfg:oatest:device> end
zonecfg:oatest> end
zonecfg:oatest> add device
zonecfg:oatest:device> set match=/dev/listen
zonecfg:oatest:device> end
zonecfg:oatest> end
--只需要把/dev/listen分配给zone就行了，然后重启OS。