Zone path location question

I am rebuilding our Zone hosting server and the Zone paths are currently located on the SAN through an iscsi mount. My question is: If I plan to use Live Upgrade should the zone paths be in the root partition instead?
Also, if you have any suggestions about using Live upgrade with non-global zones I would like to hear them as well.
Thanks,
Dave

Which file system you are using?
I have patched several guest ldoms running several zones with Live Upgrade. Every zone's zroot is on separate zpool (because of HA). This way it is quite easy to migrate a single zone to second node (in the event of disaster)
One thing that you should remember is that Live Upgrade with ZFS does the patching by using ZFS snapshot. For example, if you do the patching to a live system (which is supported with Live Upgrade!) and the application running on the zone is storing its data on the same file system where zone's root is, the application's data might be out of date after you reboot the machine using the new BE that was created by Live Upgrade.

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