Example of a Command-Line Equivalent for Adding a Standalone System
The following command is equivalent to using Host Manager to add a standalone system to the name service database.
%
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In this command,
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-i 129.152.225.2 |
Specifies the IP address of the system. |
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-e 8:0:20:b:40:e9 |
Specifies the Ethernet address of the system. |
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-x type=STANDALONE |
Specifies the type of the system. |
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-x tz=US/Mountain |
Specifies the system's timezone. |
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venus |
Specifies the name of the system. |
Example of a Command-Line Equivalent for Adding a Standalone System and Enabling Remote Installation
The following command is equivalent to using Host Manager to add a standalone system and to enable a network installation.
% admhostadd -i 129.152.225.2 -e 8:0:20:b:40:e9 -x type=STANDALONE \ -x tz=US/Mountain -x install=Y -x installpath=cable:/cdrom/cdrom0/s0\ venus |
In this command,
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-i 129.152.225.2 |
Specifies the IP address of the system. |
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-e 8:0:20:b:40:e9 |
Specifies the Ethernet address of the system. |
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-x type=STANDALONE |
Specifies the type of the system. |
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-x tz=US/Mountain |
Specifies the system's timezone. |
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-x install=Y |
Specifies that remote installation is enabled. |
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-x installpath= cable:/cdrom/cdrom0/s0 |
Specifies that the Solaris CD image is on a mounted CD on a remote system named cable. Note that the remote system must be minimally set up as a managed system. |
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venus |
Specifies the name of the system. |
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