N1 System Manager management server hardware and operating software minimum requirements are listed in the following table. See Table 2–3 for specific management server sizing information based on the number of provisionable servers to be managed.
Dedicate the management server only to N1 System Manager software. Do not install other applications on the management server.
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Type |
Operating System |
Disk Space |
RAM |
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SPARC |
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NetraTM 240, 440 |
Solaris 10 |
72 Gbytes minimum |
4 Gbytes minimum |
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Sun FireTM V210, V240, V440 |
Solaris 10 |
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x86 |
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Sun Fire X4100 and X4200 |
Solaris x86 Version 10 HW1 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 AS Update 5, 32–bit and 64–bit |
72 Gbytes minimum |
4 Gbytes minimum |
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Sun Fire V20z and V40z |
Solaris x86 Version 10 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 AS Update 2 through 5, 32–bit and 64–bit |
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A minimum of 3.0 Gbytes should be allocated for each OS distribution you plan to provision.
On a Solaris-based management server, OS distributions are stored as follows:
Linux OS distributions are stored in /var/opt/SUNWscs/share/allstart
Solaris OS distributions are stored in /var/js
On a Linux-based management server, OS distributions are stored as follows:
Linux OS distributions are stored in /var/opt/sun/scs/share/allstart/
Solaris OS distributions are stored in /var/opt/sun/scs/share/allstart/jumpstart/
For ease of administration, install a 10/100 NIC as ETH2 in the N1 System Manager management server to provide connectivity through the management switch to the management interfaces of the provisionable servers. Example diagrams and configurations in this document assume that an additional 10/100/1000 NIC has been installed in the management server.