If I run this comnd then it gives me the following result

ID NAME STATUS PATH BRAND IP
1 edmsd1 running / native shared

does this mean that there is only 1 zone on the server or does this mean that user is part of only 1 zone. Can a user get a list of all the zones on the server even if that user is not a root user?

dead_philosopher

You do not need to be root.

Example:
root@seed100.s01:/# zoneadm list -cv
ID NAME STATUS PATH BRAND IP
0 global running / native shared
1 magento-app00 running /var/zone/magento-app00 native shared
2 magento-app04 running /var/zone/magento-app04 native shared
3 magento-app03 running /var/zone/magento-app03 native shared
4 magento-app02 running /var/zone/magento-app02 native shared
5 magento-app05 running /var/zone/magento-app05 native shared
6 magento-app01 running /var/zone/magento-app01 native shared

dead@seed100.s01$ /usr/sbin/zoneadm list -cv
ID NAME STATUS PATH BRAND IP
0 global running / native shared
1 magento-app00 running /var/zone/magento-app00 native shared
2 magento-app04 running /var/zone/magento-app04 native shared
3 magento-app03 running /var/zone/magento-app03 native shared
4 magento-app02 running /var/zone/magento-app02 native shared
5 magento-app05 running /var/zone/magento-app05 native shared
6 magento-app01 running /var/zone/magento-app01 native shared

dead_philosopher

A zone with a PATH of / is the global. As such you are not running any zones/containers on your server.

SOLUTION

Amol

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