Solaris 10 - x86 - migrating from Linux - question?

Hi,
We have a C++ application that uses libpcap to read packets as they arrive on the interface. We are trying to set up a more secure environment on Solaris 10 x86 by having this application run inside of a Solaris Container. The application runs properly when run on the machine outside of the container. However, when we try to start the application when inside the container, the call to pcap_open_live fails with the error "'/dev/iprb0:1: No such file or directory'".
Is there a way in which we can set up the Solaris Container so that it can have access to the interfaces (devices) in /dev?

No. Packet capturing is not working in non-global zones.
You can not manipulate network interfaces in a non global zones at all. You can add some types of devices to the non global zones, but no network adapters.
All ip filtering, packet capturing business can only be done in the global zone.
regards,
Imre

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