On Wed, 25 Feb 2015 15:48:58 +0000, Staller, Allan wrote: >It might be better to document a procedure as follows: > >1) Apply changes to MAINT, test. Resolve any issues. Repeat until clean. >2) Migrate MAINT to DEV, and age for x days. Resolve any issues and return to >step 1. >3) migrate DEV to PROD. > >If 3 separate zones target zones are really required, they should be part of >the migration process. SMP/E has commands to facilitate migration of the >zones. >The alternative is to run the apply/accept 3 times (once for each zone). > Do any difficulties arise from operating with multiple target zones and a single DLIB zone? I know the practice has been discussed here, but it appears that SMP/E expects a 1-1 correspondence.
For example, when you say "run the apply/accept 3 times (once for each zone)," do you mean, rather, "each target/DLIB zone pair"? If a single DLIB zone, which of the several target zones does it identify in the ACCEPT? (I know that a single GLOBAL zone can suffice for several target/DLIB zones.) -- gil ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
