Configuring a zone with virtual ip [eth0:1]

Hi,
i have tried to configure a zone with virtual ip address,but i couldn't.i was getting error.i have selected shared ip.is it possible to do that,did i miss something or do i need any particular release for that.
Thanks,

You can't change the IP for a shared IP zone from within the zone.
You edit the zone config from the global zone and reboot the zone.

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*** package <SPROstl4x> was not installed:
*** package <SPROstl4y> was not installed:
*** package <SPROftool> was not installed:
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*** package <SPROl90x> was not installed:
*** package <SPROl90s> was not installed:
*** package <SPROl90sx> was not installed:
*** package <SPROf90> was not installed:
*** package <SPROmrftn> was not installed:
*** package <SPROgc> was not installed:
*** package <SPROlgc> was not installed:
*** package <SPROgcx> was not installed:
*** package <SPROlgcx> was not installed:
*** package <SPROdbx> was not installed:
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*** package <SPROjdbx> was not installed:
*** package <SPROjdbxx> was not installed:
*** package <SPROmrdbx> was not installed:
*** package <SPROdemo> was not installed:
*** package <SPROdmake> was not installed:
*** package <SPROmrdmk> was not installed:
*** package <SPROtdemo> was not installed:
*** package <SPROmride> was not installed:
*** package <SPROdbxui> was not installed:
*** package <SPROsvc> was not installed:
*** package <SPROxdplg> was not installed:
*** package <SPROidext> was not installed:
*** package <SPROjnsnb> was not installed:
*** package <SPROjnsrt> was not installed:
*** package <SPROjnsup> was not installed:
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*** package <SUNWnbcpp> was not installed:
*** package <SUJAnbcpp> was not installed:
*** package <SUZHnbcpp> was not installed:
*** package <SUNWexted> was not installed:
*** package <SUJAexted> was not installed:
*** package <SUZHexted> was not installed:
*** package <SPROnbreg> was not installed:
*** package <SPROfdxd> was not installed:
*** package <SPROmrxd> was not installed:
*** package <SPROgvim> was not installed:
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*** package <SPROhtxd> was not installed:
*** package <SPROdwrfs> was not installed:
*** package <SPROrdbks> was not installed:
*** package <SPROctsrc> was not installed:
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*** package <SPROpls> was not installed:
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ID NAME             STATUS         PATH
   0 global           running        /
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Hello Gurus,
We have successfully installed and done basic settings for Solution Manager 7.0 EHP1 system, we are planning to implement ChaRM and I have already downloaded the guide for it.
But I have few doubts regarding its setup like since we don't have DEV, QAS and PRD setup yet, so is it possible to configure ChaRM right now?? maybe with virtual systems ??
Will it be better to configure ChaRM only after DEV installation ?
Also, I am not clear about the transports which will be done from Solution manager using ChaRM, is it like you create transport request from Solman or from DEV ??
Thanks for providing any valuable information !!
Cheers !!
Shobhit Garg

Hi
these will help you
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/SM/ChangeRequestManagement
First steps to work with Change Request Management scenario in SAP Solution Manager 7.0
Regards
Prakhar

IPMP in a Zone with exclusive IP-stack

Hello,
I'm looking for some Infos or Advices about IPMP in a Zone with exclusive IP-stack.
Should I create for each Zone an IPMP Group ? Any Best Practices ?
Regards.

Yes. IPMP must be managed within the zone for exclusive IP case.
One best practice is to create a VNIC per physical interface per
each zone and assign the VNICs to the zone. You can
configure the IPMP interface over the two VNICs assigned to the zone.

DB2 and AIX on p570 server with Virtual I/O Server

Hi, All
We are implementing a system landscape on IBM p5 570 servers and currently are planning of 3 LPARs with dual VIO-servers on each box.
Have anybody expirience for this configuration in production systems ?
Is there any DB2-specific problems for working with virtual SCSI volumes over VIO-server ?
Is there any IBM/SAP whitepapers/technote for this ?
Big thanks and sorry for my bad english

We recently rolled-out 2 p550's configured with dual VIO servers each for redundancy. So far we have installed SAPs Solution Manager and Portals on top of DB2. At this point we are using internal SCSI disk but intend to use SAN disk in future.
Performance has been good, although these are not yet Production systems. DB2 doesn't care about the virtual disk, since they appear as normal SCSI disks to the OS. I've seen it recommended NOT to use Virtualized disk in production, but I think this may be a CYA-type recommendation.
There are a couple of White Papers from the "IBM SAP International Competence Centre" in Waldorf, that discuss SAP on AIX 5.3 and Power5. Sorry I don't have the links anymore.

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