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guest0#

ipmpstat

-i
INTERFACE

ACTIVE

GROUP

FLAGS

LINK

PROBE

STATE
net0

yes

ipmp0

-smbM--

up

disabled

ok
net1

no

ipmp0

is-----

up

disabled

ok
guest0#

if_mpadm

-d

net1
guest0#

ipmpstat

-i
INTERFACE

ACTIVE

GROUP

FLAGS

LINK

PROBE

STATE
net0

yes

ipmp0

-smbM--

up

disabled

ok
net1

no

ipmp0

-s---d-

up

disabled

offline
guest1#

if_mpadm

-d

net1
guest1#

ipmpstat

-i
INTERFACE

ACTIVE

GROUP

FLAGS

LINK

PROBE

STATE
net0

yes

ipmp0

-smbM--

up

disabled

ok
net1

no

ipmp0

-s---d-

up

disabled

offline
#

ldm

remove-vdisk

vdisk11

guest0
#

ldm

remove-vnet

vnet10

guest0
c-2) Execute the dladm show-phys command to check the correspondence
between the virtual network interface (vnet1) and the network interface
name (net1).
c-3) Execute the ipmpstat -i command to confirm the configuration
information of the network interface that configures IPMP.
c-4) Execute the if_mpadm -d command, release net1 from the
IPMP group,
and execute the ipmpstat -i command to confirm that net1 is released. In
the next example, confirm that STATE becomes offline.
Perform the same release work on the guest domain (guest1).
d.
Delete the virtual I/O devices assigned from the root domain to be stopped.
Execute the ldm remove-vdisk
command and the ldm remove-vnet
command, and perform the following procedure to delete the virtual disk
(vdisk) and the virtual network device (vnet) assigned from the root domain
to be stopped.
The following shows an example of executing the command to delete the
virtual disk (vdisk11) and the virtual network device
(vnet10) that uses the
virtual I/O service of the BB#01 root domain (root1-dom1).
Perform the same deletion work on the guest domain (guest1).
6.
Check the resource use status of the I/O devices and release all the I/O
devices of the SPARC M10-4S to be removed.
a.
Confirm the logical domain where
the root complexes of the SPARC
M10-4S to be removed are assigned.
Execute the ldm list-io command to check the logical domain where the root
complexes of BB#01 are assigned.
In the next example, only root-dom1 owns the PCIe end point that starts with
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