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Structs§
- Adm
- Entry point for
zoneadm
commands. - Admin
- Delegation of zone administration to a named user.
- Admin
Scope - Generated scope for the Admin resource.
- Attr
- Represents the resource of a generic attribute.
- Attr
Scope - Generated scope for the Attr resource.
- Capped
Cpu - Resource indicating the amount of CPU time that can be used by a zone.
- Capped
CpuScope - Generated scope for the CappedCpu resource.
- Capped
Memory - Resource indicating the limit on the amount of memory that can be used by a zone.
- Capped
Memory Scope - Generated scope for the CappedMemory resource.
- Command
Output Error - The error type for parsing a bad status code while reading stdout.
- Config
- Entry point for
zonecfg
commands. - Dataset
- Dataset
Scope - Generated scope for the Dataset resource.
- Dedicated
Cpu - Resource indicating a dedicated CPU for zone usage.
- Dedicated
CpuScope - Generated scope for the DedicatedCpu resource.
- Device
- Device
Scope - Generated scope for the Device resource.
- Fs
- Values for the resource “fs”.
- FsScope
- Generated scope for the Fs resource.
- Global
- Global
Scope - Generated scope for the Global resource.
- Net
- NetScope
- Generated scope for the Net resource.
- Rctl
- Rctl
Scope - Generated scope for the Rctl resource.
- Security
Flags - Resource indicating the security flags associated with a zone.
- Security
Flags Scope - Generated scope for the SecurityFlags resource.
- Zlogin
- Entry point for
zlogin
commands. - Zone
Enums§
- Attribute
Value - Describes both the type and value of an attribute.
- Auths
- Zone authorizations which may be granted to a user.
- Creation
Options - Describes the options for creation a new zone.
- IpType
- Identifies the source of a zone’s IP stack.
- Security
Flag - Description of per-process security and exploit mitigation features.
- State
- Valid states for a zone.
- Zone
Error - Errors which can be returned from zone commands.
Functions§
- current_
blocking - Returns the name of the current zone, if one exists.
- current_
command