HP-UX Containers (SRP) A.03.01 Administrator's Guide

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Example 6.4 Displaying the status of a container
# srp -status myContainer
NAME TYPE STATE SUBTYPE ROOTPATH
myContainer system started shared /var/hpsrp/myContainer
6.5 Updating container configuration
You can update an existing container configuration as follows:
Update services (such as change network configuration and PRM configuration)
Update variables (such as IP addresses and network interface)
Add new services (such as IPFilter and IPSec)
Delete services (such as IPFilter and IPSec)
Apply secondary templates to workload containers (such as the Apache template)
The srp command options add, -replace and delete are used to update a container
configuration. Use the add option to add new services or templates, the -replace option to
update services or variables, and the delete option to delete a service or an entire container
configurations and its contents.
To add template or service data to a container, enter:
srp -a[dd] container_name [-t template[,template]...] [-s service[,service]...]
[-i[d] instance] [variable=value]...
To delete template or service data to a container, enter:
srp -d[elete] container_name [-t template[,template]...] [-s
service[,service]...] [-i[d] instance]
To replace template or service data to a container, enter:
srp -r[eplace] container_name [-t template[,template]...] [-s
service[,service]...] [-i[d] instance]
Where:
container_name
Specifies the name of an existing container.
template
Specifies the template names.
Valid Input: workload, system, apache, tomcat, custom,
oracledb, sshd.
Default: Template configured for the container.
service
Specifies the name of the service.
Default: All services configured for the template.
instance
Unique string identifier used to identify an instance of a template usage for
templates that can be applied multiple times (such as adding IP addresses)
Valid Input: A text string with alphanumeric, dash (-), or underscore (_)
characters. The maximum length is 20 characters.
Default: None.