Modify Ethernet driver settings for a local zone of exclusive ip-type

Hi there
A quick one. Have configured a local zone with ip-type set to exclusive for a physical interface fjgi1. How can I modify the fjgi driver settings for this local zone?
Should I edit /platform/SUNW,SPARC-Enterprise/kernel/drv/fjgi.conf under the global zone and reboot the global zone, or create and edit a new config file in the local zone and reboot it?
Thank you
Sunny

Driver settings like this are shared by all zones. So you'd need to make the change in the global zone.
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