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= What's | = What's new in Solaris 11 = | ||
== Installation == | == Installation == | ||
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== Package Management == | == Package Management == | ||
[[IPS_cheat_sheet|Some examples]] | No more patching! The new way to update your operating system is pkg. This tool get's new versions of Software over the network. | ||
You can search repositories for software packages and install them over the network. | |||
[[IPS_cheat_sheet#Examples|Some examples]] | |||
== Boot environments == | == Live upgrade is now Boot environments == | ||
=== beadm === | === beadm === | ||
== Distro Constructor == | == Distro Constructor == | ||
== Networking == | == Networking (Crossbow) == | ||
An enhanced version of the new network stack from the project Crossbow (known from OpenSolaris) is implemented. | An enhanced version of the new network stack from the project Crossbow (known from OpenSolaris) is implemented. | ||
This means a lot of new features like virtual switches, virtual NICs and so on. | This means a lot of new features like virtual switches, virtual NICs and so on. | ||
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=== Etherstubs and VNICs === | === Etherstubs and VNICs === | ||
=== ipadm === | === ipadm === | ||
== Storage Engine (COMSTAR) == | |||
== Zones == | == Zones == | ||
Revision as of 10:55, 10 April 2013
What's new in Solaris 11
Installation
Automated Installer
Package Management
No more patching! The new way to update your operating system is pkg. This tool get's new versions of Software over the network. You can search repositories for software packages and install them over the network. Some examples
Live upgrade is now Boot environments
beadm
Distro Constructor
Networking (Crossbow)
An enhanced version of the new network stack from the project Crossbow (known from OpenSolaris) is implemented. This means a lot of new features like virtual switches, virtual NICs and so on.
