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The Deliverer's Knowledge: What's the max. number of IP instances per NIC?
A foreword by Jörg: This is the first blog entry written by Heiko. “the deliverer’s knowledge” is just a working title and it’s referring to the fact, that Heiko delivers vast knowledge on a daily basis at various customer sites. I just add the c0t0d0s0.org uncoporate non-design. So this is Heiko direct and unfiltered. Please welcome him. PS: Another substantially longer article will be online soon.
Take a look at:
# ndd -get /dev/ip ip_addrs_per_if<br />
256<br />
That’s the default. You can set the count up to 8191. (Btw: That’s already the max. number of local zones per global zone)
# ndd -set /dev/ip ip_addrs_per_if 8191
But keep in mind, the newly set value isn’t boot persistent, so you should set it during the system startup. For example by creating a transient SMF service or an init.d-script