Ipfilter use in zones?

I've been mucking around with b69, and it does not appear that there is ipfilter support within a zone. Is this correct?
Thanks,
-chris

It depends on what you want to do:
If you want to filter traffic between the zones and the rest of the network, you can configure IPfilter in the global zone using rules based on the zone's IP address.
If you want to filter traffic between the zones themselves, then it's not currently possible with IPfilter. Alternatives are:
1) special routes to block all traffic between zones (look for "-reject" in the zones admin guide)
2) TCP wrappers to filter requests to inetd/RPC services based on the zone's IP address.
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