Resetting Solaris LDOM to factory default
If you remove the LDOM before restoring the factory default configuration, you can restore the factory default configuration from the service processor
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Solaris LDOM vs Zones
A Sun Logical Domain (LDom) is a full virtual machine whereas a Solaris zone is a virtual operating system.
How to verify if LDom services are started
A short article on troubleshooting Solaris LDoms. Most LDom issues can be easily resolved by looing at the error messages.
Basic Concepts of LDOM or Oracle VM for SPARC
SUN LDOMS aka oracle VM for SPARC is a complete virtual machines that runs an independent operating system
Installing and Configuring LDOMs (Oracle VM for SPARC)
Installing the Oracle VM and configuring the primary domain and create a guest domain and assign necessary resources to it.
Renaming an Oracle VM Guest Domain
A simple post providing the steps necessary to rename a guest domain
Creating an LDOM step-by-step
This article acts like a demo showing step-by-step instructions on the creation of a new LDOM, assigning resources and installation of the Solaris OS.
Solaris LDOM overview
A simple posts giving a brief overview on the Solaris LDOM hardware virtualisation.
How to panic a guest domain in Solaris 10
Forcing a panic of an unresponsive guest domain is simple by issuing an 'ldm panic-domain' from the primary domain.
Autosave Oracle VM configuration
The autosave feature is to ensure a copy of the current configuration is automatically saved whenever the Logical Domains configuration is changed.
LDOM cheat sheet
This document is designed to be a a quick platform specific cheat sheet to help engineers run important LDOM task on Sun SPARC systems
How to view LDOM configuration as non-root user
If you try to view LDOM configuration information as a non-root user under Solaris...
NetWorker tape drives in VTL environments
While most virtualisation systems allow configuration of tape drives inside a guest container, such configured tape drivers have limited support.