> Hi all, > > Have we decided what to do for supporting NFS server > in non-global zones?? > > And if we are going forward with the kernel approach > (instead of > running user-space NFS servers), then may be the NFS > developers can > answer a few questions: > > 1) How big a project is it?? (just a rough est) > > 2) Where is the code for the NFS service?? Which > source directory(s) > is the starting point?? > Somewhat off topic, but why not think of this at a higher level than just NFS in zones, but perhaps, think of applying a ZFS-like pool structure to Solaris networking?
You could then have a pool of physical network adapters provisioned and with all the ease of a ZFS-type of administration. Consequently, NFS services in zones could be provisioned via inheritable or non-inheritable permissions from the global zone. I'm sure there are many obstacles to this idea, but why should storage be the only pool-managed resource in Solaris? Thoughts? Wes W. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ zones-discuss mailing list zones-discuss@opensolaris.org
