Parameters

SOLARIS AND LINUX PROFILES

• description – A description for the new OS profile.

• flar – (Solaris only) A fully qualified path to a flash archive file.

• language – The default language for the installation. Default value is en_US (English).

  Valid values for a Linux profile are cs_CZ, da_DK, de_DE, en_US, es_ES, fr_FR, is_IS, it_IT, ja_JP.eucJP, ko_KR.eucKR, nl_NL, no_NO, pt_PT, ru_RU.k0I8r, sl_SI, sv_SE, uk_UA, zh_CN.GB2312, and zh_TW.Big5.

  Valid values for a Solaris profile are C, en_US.ISO8859-15, en_US.ISO8859-1, and en_US.

• os – The name of the OS distribution to install.

• osprofile – A name for the new OS profile.

• rootpassword – The root password for the server after installation. You can type a question mark (?) if you do not want the password to display in the command line. Once you issue the command, you are prompted for the password.

• timezone – The time zone for the installation. Default value is gmt.

  Valid values for a Linux profile are any of the time zones listed by the timeconfig command.

  Valid values for a Solaris profile are provided by the directories and files in the /usr/share/lib/zoneinfo directory on a Solaris system. The timezone value is the name of the path relative to the /usr/share/lib/zoneinfo directory. For example, the timezone value for Mountain Standard Time in the United States is US/Mountain. The timezone value for Japan is Japan.

WINDOWS PROFILES

• fullname – The user's full name in quotation marks.

• organizationame – The organization's name in quotation marks.

• os – The name of the OS distribution to install.

• osprofile – A name for the new OS profile.

• productkey – The product key for each unique installation of Windows.

• rootpassword – The root/admin password for the server after installation. You can type a question mark (?) if you do not want the password to display in the command line. Once you issue the command, you are prompted for the password.

OPTIONAL WINDOWS ATTRIBUTES

• description description – A description for the new OS profile.

• domainadmin domainadmin – The name of the user account in the domain that has permission to create a system account in that domain.

• domainadminpassword domainadminpassword – The password of the domainadmin user account.

• firstloginscript firstloginscript – A fully qualified path to a file that contains the commands that run the first time a user logs on to the system after the final installation setup stage. This value should be \directory-path.

• joindomain joindomain – The name of the domain for the system.

• joinworkgroup joinworkgroup – The name of the workgroup for the system.

• language language – The default language/locale for the installation. Refer to http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/reference/lcid-all.mspx for valid values.

• languagegroup languagegroup – The language group for the installation. Use tab completion to list the valid values.

• licensingmode licensingmode – Specify whether to install Windows in a per-seat or a per-server license mode. Valid values are perseat and peruser.

• licenseperserver licenseperserver – The number of client licenses purchased for the server. Valid value is a number.

• oemdriverpath oemdriverpath – A fully qualified path to a folder that contains the OEM PnP drivers. This value should be \directory-path.

• primarydnsserver primarydnsserver – The IP address of the primary DNS server. This attribute is required with the joindomain attribute.

• repartition repartition – Specify whether to delete all partitions on the first drive of the system and reformat it with the NTFS file system. Valid values are true and false.

• secondarydnsserver secondarydnsserver – The IP address of the secondary DNS server. This attribute is required with the joindomain attribute.

• targetpath targetpath – A fully qualified path to a folder in which to install Windows. Default is \windows.

• timezone timezone – The time zone for the installation. Example: GMT Standard Time

• wtsallowconnection wtsallowconnection – Specify whether the terminal server enables connections from other systems. Valid values are true and false.

• wtsenable wtsenable – Specify whether to enable installation of the terminal server. Valid values are true and false.

• wtslicensingmode wtsenable – Specify how the terminal server manages its Client Access Licenses (CALs). Valid values are perseat and peruser.

• wtspermissionssetting wtspermissionssetting – Security mode for the terminal server during a session. Valid values are admin and all.

DISKLESS CLIENT PROFILES

• description – A description for the new OS profile.

• nfsopts – An NFS option in an option/value format.

• ramdisksize – The RAM disk size. Default is 512 Mbytes.

• os – The name of the OS distribution to install.

• osprofile – A name for the new OS profile.