Help needed on Solaris 10 Zones

"Saurabh Chopra" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.solaris
Message-ID <7E6D32D8C27CD54DA35ACD2AA94EE3F2F33091@BLRKECMSG13.ad.infosys.com>
Hi,



I have an application that runs only one instance on a machine, hence
the need for zones, to run multiple instances.

The question I have is how I can know if a process is running on the
non-global zone.

Is there a command that can be used on global-zone to see if a process
is running on global or non-global zone?



Thanks in Advance

Saurabh



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