Managing diskless clients through the N1 System Manager product involves two main tasks: Uninstalling the diskless clients and viewing information about the associated OS profiles.
Uninstalling a diskless client removes the association between the client and a root file system. To uninstall a diskless client, use the unload server command. To unload a group of diskless clients, use the unload group command. For more information, see unload server in Sun N1 System Manager 1.3 Command Line Reference Manual and unload group in Sun N1 System Manager 1.3 Command Line Reference Manual.
The following example uninstalls a Solaris diskless client.
N1-ok> unload server 10.1.10.11 |
To see a list of defined diskless client profiles, use the show os allcommand. Look in the Format column for diskless. To see more information about a specific profile, use the show os os-namecommand.
The following example illustrates how to view information about a diskless client OS profile. The first command lists all OS profiles on the management server. The second command shows additional information about one of the diskless OS profiles.
N1-ok> show os all ID Name Format Type Version 1 RedHatAS3u5 diskful redhat redhat-as3 2 Solaris10x86 diskful solaris solaris10x86 3 SusePro93 diskful suse suse-pro93 6 nfs diskless redhat nfs 5 image diskless redhat image 4 WS2k3Ent diskful windows 2003EE 7 SolarisX86 diskless solaris nfs 8 SolarisSparc diskless solaris nfs N1-ok> show os image ID: 5 Name: image Format: diskless Type: redhat Version: image Kernel: diskless/dl_kernel_image Boot Image 1.: diskless/dl_initrd_image Boot Image 2: Tftp Server : |