Has anyone modified this? What I'm wanting to do is set the listen_addr to both localhost and the primary domain IP address. Can't find anything about doing this and wasn't sure if it is feasible.
Thanks
I'm not exactly certain I understand what you want to do. Where do you want to be able to connect to the guest console from ?
If you run the following command on the control domain, you can connect from any machine.
There are security implications though....
# svccfg -s svc:/ldoms/vntsd setprop vntsd/listen_addr="any"
# svcprop -p vntsd/listen_addr ldoms/vntsd
any
Anyone know how this property gets read (aside from rebooting the ldom). restarting the vntsd service doesn't seem to change the listen address but a reboot does.
P
I am wanting to configure it so that I can run either:
telnet localhost 5000or from another machine on the network, telnet server 5000
Before you can enable vntsd, you need to define a Virtual Console Service (VCC).
For example,
ldm add-vcc port-range=5000-5100 primary-vcc0 primary
Then reboot. While you're add it, you should also define your Virtual Network and Virtual Disk Server with the ldm add-vnet and ldm add-vdiskserver commands.
It's best to carefully read and follow the steps defined in the LDoms Administration Guide.
