Yep, exactly. Since zones were inspired by jails, FreeBSD works in pretty much the same way. For device permissions though, we have rules support directly in de

Yep, exactly. Since zones were inspired by jails, FreeBSD works in pretty much the same way. For device permissions though, we have rules support directly in devfs. https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd/blob/master/etc/defaults/devfs.rules https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd/blob/master/etc/defaults/... — there's a default ruleset for jails that makes sense (allows log, null, zero, crypto, random, stdin/out/err, fd and tty stuff). By the way, I couldn't find this anywhere on the internet — is there a simple way to just run something in a zone on illumos, without the installer stuff? Like on FreeBSD you can just do this: jail -c path=/my/chroot/path command=/bin/sh and you have a jailed shell. What's the Solaris/illumos equivalent of this?