Solaris 10: shutdown or stop a zone
Contributed by qmchenry 
Tagged: Solaris system administration Once you have created and installed a zone under Solaris 10, you can fire it up with one simple command.
To boot a Solaris 10 zone called testzone, use the following command as root in the global zone:
zoneadm -z testzone boot
You can watch the system boot by logging into the zone’s console:
zlogin -C testzone
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