Thursday, May 9, 2019

How to save LDOM configuration and restore from xml file

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Saving LDOM configuration

To save constraints of a single domain :
# ldm list-constraints -x ldom_name > ldom_name.xml

To save constraints of all the domains :



# ldm list-constraints -x > all_ldoms.xml

Restoring LDOM configuration

There are 2 ways to restore a LDOM configuration. 1. Using ldm add-domain command and xml file 2. Using ldm init-system command and xml file

Using ldm-add domain command

Build domain by using the xml file
# ldm add-domain -i ldom01.xml
Bind and start the LDOM
# ldm bind ldom01
# ldm start ldom01

Using ldm init-system command

1. Restore primary domain configuration Ensure that the current sp configuration is factory default. If not set it to factory default. Refer the post here. primary# ldm list-config | grep “factory-default” factory-default [current]
primary# ldm init-system -r -i primary.xml
-r -> reboot after configuration is complete
-i -> specify xml file location
2. Restore all domains configuration We can also restore all the domains configuration ata time using ldm init-system and xml configuration file.
# ldm init-system -r -i all_ldoms.xml
After the system reboots, bind and restart all the domains.
# ldm bind ldom01 
# ldm start ldom01
# ldm bind ldom02
# ldm start ldom02

How to save LDOM configuration and restore from xml file


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