set osprofile

This command changes the configuration of an OS profile.

Synopsis

• Change the configuration of a Solaris OS profile.

  set osprofile osprofile [solaris-profile-attributes]

• Change the configuration of a Red Hat Linux OS profile.

  set osprofile osprofile [redhat-profile-attributes]

• Change the configuration of a SUSE Linux OS profile.

  set osprofile osprofile [SUSE-profile-attributes]

• Change the configuration of a Windows OS profile.

  set osprofile osprofile [Windows-profile-attributes]

• Change the configuration of a diskless client OS profile.

  set osprofile osprofile [Diskless-client-profile-attributes]

Parameters

• osprofile – The name of an OS profile.

SOLARIS PROFILE ATTRIBUTES

• description description – Specify a description for the OS profile.

• flar flar – Specify the name of a Flash archive file. A fully qualified path is required.

• language language – Specify the default language for the installation. Default value is en_us. Valid values for a Solaris profile are C, en_US.ISO8859-15, en_US.ISO8859-1, and en_US.

• ldap ldap – Configure LDAP on the server. Valid values are true and false.

• ldapserver ldapserver – Specify the name of an LDAP server.

• ldapbasename ldapbasename – Specify the base name of an LDAP server.

• name name – Change the name of the OS profile.

• nis nis – Enable NIS on the installed server. Valid values are enabled and disabled.

• nisdomain nisdomain – Specify a NIS domain for the installed server.

• nisserver nisserver – Specify a NIS server for the installed server, or set to broadcast for the installation to automatically find an available NIS server.

• rootpassword rootpassword – Change the root password for the installed server. 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 timezone – Specify the time zone for the installation. Default value is gmt. 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.

RED HAT LINUX PROFILE ATTRIBUTES

• clearmbr clearmbr – Clear the master boot record on server. Valid values are true and false.

• description description – Specify a description for the OS profile.

• existingpartition existingpartition – Action to take on existing partitions on the server during the installation. Valid values are:

  • all – Default value. Remove all existing partitions.

  • linux – Remove all Linux partitions.

  • preserve – Preserve all existing partitions.

• initdisklabel initdisklabel – Initialize disk label. If enabled, the first sector of disk that contains geometry and partition information will be initialized during the installation. Valid values are true and false.

• language language – Specify the default language for the installation. Default value is en_us. Valid values for a Red Hat 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.

• ldap ldap – Configure LDAP on the server. Valid values are true and false.

• ldapserver ldapserver – Specify the name of an LDAP server.

• ldapbasename ldapbasename – Specify the base name of an LDAP server.

• md5 md5 – Enable MD5 checksum. If enabled, the integrity of the files and messages will be verified during the installation. Valid values are true and false.

• name name – Change the name of the OS profile.

• nis nis – Enable NIS on the installed server. Valid values are enabled and disabled.

• nisdomain nisdomain – Specify a NIS domain for the installed server.

• nisserver nisserver – Specify a NIS server for the installed server, or set to broadcast for the installation to automatically find an available NIS server.

• rebootafterinstall rebootafterinstall – Reboot system after install. Valid values are true and false.

• rootpassword rootpassword – Change the root password for the installed server. 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.

• shadowpassword shadowpassword – Enable a shadow password. Valid values are true and false.

• timezone timezone – Specify the time zone for the installation. Default value is gmt. Valid values for a Red Hat profile are any of the time zones listed by the timeconfig command.

SUSE LINUX PROFILE ATTRIBUTES

• description description – Specify a description for the OS profile.

• ftpproxy ftpproxy – Specify an FTP proxy server for the installed server. The proxy attribute must be enabled for this attribute to be recognized. You can specify an IP address or host name of the HTTP proxy server and you must include the port number. If you specify a proxy server by its host name, your name server must be set up accordingly. Examples: http://129.101.1.240:3128 or http://proxy.provider.com:3128

• httpproxy httpproxy – Specify an HTTP proxy server for the installed server. The proxy attribute must be enabled for this value to be recognized. You can specify an IP address or hostname of the HTTP proxy server. You must include the port number. If you specify a proxy server by its host name, your name server must be set up accordingly. Examples: http://129.101.1.240:3128 or http://proxy.provider.com:3128

• language language – Specify the default language for the installation. Default value is en_us. Valid values for a SUSE 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.

• ldap ldap – Configure LDAP on server. Valid values are true and false.

• ldapserver ldapserver – Specify the name of an LDAP server.

• ldapbasename ldapbasename – Specify the base name of an LDAP server.

• name name – Change the name of the OS profile.

• nis nis – Enable NIS on the installed server. Valid values are enabled and disabled.

• nisdomain nisdomain – Specify a NIS domain for the installed server.

• nisserver nisserver – Specify a NIS server for the installed server, or set to broadcast for the installation to automatically find an available NIS server.

• proxy proxy – Enable or disable proxy servers on the installed server. Valid values are enabled (default) and disabled. Use the ftpproxy and httpproxy attributes to specify the proxy servers.

• rebootafterinstall rebootafterinstall – Reboot the system after install. Valid values are true and false.

• rootpassword rootpassword – Change the root password for the installed server. 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 timezone – Specify the time zone for the installation. Default value is gmt. Valid values for a SUSE profile are any of the time zones listed by the timeconfig command.

WINDOWS PROFILE 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.

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

• 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.

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

• 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.

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

• 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.

• rootpassword 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.

• 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 PROFILE ATTRIBUTES

• 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.