Using the Web Console
Introduction
The web console is a tool that allows you to access SUN application management via a web interface. For example, it's possible to administer ZFS pools and partitions or manage your cluster entirely through a web interface.
This is very convenient for the average user and even more so when you can save time by delegating recurring tasks to a third party (non-experienced) person. That's why I find the web console very useful. To use it, simply connect to this address: https://127.0.0.1:6789
Registering an Application
Why register an application? Well, because for example, you've updated your Solaris and as usual, the web console goes haywire. So to re-register your applications, we can first list what's working:
Let's list the existing applications:
Here I see that I have ZFS, and that's what I decide to reactivate. To do this, it's simple:
Now I just need to reboot the web console for the change to take effect:
Now access the web console and voilĂ , we've got ZFS back. The wcadmin command now gives us this information: