Kernel parameter for zones

Hi everybody,
I trying to install Oracle Application server in solaris native zone. I am getting the following error " Oracle application Server 10g Web Cache requires the kernel parameter rlim_fd_max to be set to a valuse of 65536 or higher. Please set rlim_fs_max to 65536 or higher , reboot the machine asn restart the installation.
but the value is already set to same value
$ ulimit -Hn
65536
Any idea how set this value for zone ?
Thanks
John

Sorry, doubled response
Edited by: brusell on Jun 10, 2010 4:24 AM

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