# XPLRzone.ctl: How to Control RDA and Explorer Zones Collections?
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=head1 NAME

EXPLORER:XPLRzone - How to Control RDA and Explorer Zones Collections?

=head1 DESCRIPTION

This persistent submodule regroups the Remote Diagnostic Agent (RDA) and
Oracle Explorer concepts for collecting information from the global and
non-global zones (Solaris zones are available on Solaris 10 and later). However
you must always run them in the global zone.

Multiple Explorer tools contains own global or non-global zone policies, which
enable or disable the corresponding collections. By default, all non-global
zones are considered. Nevertheless, both RDA and Explorer allow to alter these
collection policies and to limit the non-global zones to consider.

=head2 Remote Diagnostic Agent

You must run the setup of the C<EXPLORER.XPLR> module at C<moderate> level to
modify the zone collections.

Possible options for controlling global zone collections are:

=over 2

=item o

C<Collect global zone information>: to force the collection of global zone
information.

=item o

C<Do not collect global zone information>: to disable the collection of global
zone information.

=item o

C<Let each tool take its default>

=back

Possible options for controlling non-global zone collections are:

=over 2

=item o

C<Collect non-global zone information>: to force the collection of non-global
zone information.

=item o

C<Do not collect non-global zone information>: to disable the collection of
non-global zone information.

=item o

C<Let each tool take its default>

=back

Moreover you can restrict the non-global zone collections to a list of selected
zones. By default, it considers all non-global zones.

=head2 Explorer

Use the C<!globalzone> option to disable the collection of global zone
information.

Use the C<localzones> option to force the collection of non-global
zone information.

Use the C<!zones> option to disable the collection of non-global zone
information.

Use the C<EXP_ZONES> setting to restrict the non-global zones to consider. It
should be a comma separated list of non-global zone names. C<EXP_ZONES> setting
can be defined by running C<explorer -g>.

=head1 SEE ALSO

L<EXPLORER:MCcfg|collect::EXPLORER:MCcfg>,
L<EXPLORER:MCcryp|collect::EXPLORER:MCcryp>,
L<EXPLORER:MCdisk|collect::EXPLORER:MCdisk>,
L<EXPLORER:MCetc|collect::EXPLORER:MCetc>,
L<EXPLORER:MCetcx|collect::EXPLORER:MCetcx>,
L<EXPLORER:MCldap|collect::EXPLORER:MCldap>,
L<EXPLORER:MClog|collect::EXPLORER:MClog>,
L<EXPLORER:MClp|collect::EXPLORER:MClp>,
L<EXPLORER:MCmsg|collect::EXPLORER:MCmsg>,
L<EXPLORER:MCnet|collect::EXPLORER:MCnet>,
L<EXPLORER:MCpkg|collect::EXPLORER:MCpkg>,
L<EXPLORER:MCpkgv|collect::EXPLORER:MCpkgv>,
L<EXPLORER:MCproc|collect::EXPLORER:MCproc>,
L<EXPLORER:MCptch|collect::EXPLORER:MCptch>,
L<EXPLORER:MCsmf|collect::EXPLORER:MCsmf>,
L<EXPLORER:MCsvtg|collect::EXPLORER:MCsvtg>,
L<EXPLORER:MCvar|collect::EXPLORER:MCvar>

=head1 COPYRIGHT NOTICE

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=head1 TRADEMARK NOTICE

Oracle and Java are registered trademarks of Oracle and/or its
affiliates. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.

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