Once you have a non-global zone installed or running on a Solaris 10 installation, it is often useful to connect to the console of the zone. This provides the same control over the zone as connecting to the console of a physical server running Solaris.<\/p>\n
To connect to the console of a Solaris 10 zone called testzone, use the following command as root or the equivalent on the global zone:<\/p>\n
\nzlogin -C testzone<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
The -C option specifies a console login. The console login will persist when the zone is rebooted.
\nTo exit zlogin, use the escape sequence ~. on a new line (the tilde must follow a carriage return, not any other character). If this escape character is inappropriate (because you are connected using software like tip that also uses this escape sequence), you can specify a different escape character on the command line. For example, to use the @ symbol, use:<\/p>\n\nzlogin -C -e @ testzone<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
In this case, to exit the zlogin console session, type @. on a new line<\/p>\n
Just a note of reference, if you are using tip and forget to change the escape character above. you can do the following to get out<\/p>\n
~~.<\/p>\n
This will force it to disconnect the local zlogin instead of the tip…
\n—-
\nHowever, let’s go deeper….<\/em><\/p>\nIf you logged into a container’s console (via chs000xx —> ILOM —> then to a serial console)..<\/em><\/p>\n
\n#. – will exit to ILOM (but once you logged in again.. you’re in container’s console)
\n~. – will exit to chs000xx (but once you logged in again.. you’re in container’s console)
\n~~. – WILL EXIT from the Container!!<\/em><\/p>\n
\nIt’s a like an hierarchy thingy..<\/em><\/p>\n
\n(first part was taken from a website… later part was from me.. of course if you didn’t read all of it, you wont see this note.. \ud83d\ude00 )<\/em>
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