Solstice AutoClient 2.1 Administration Guide

Example of a Command-Line Equivalent for Converting an AutoClient System to a Standalone System

The following command is equivalent to using Host Manager to convert an AutoClient system to a standalone system. Note that in this example, the boot server, install server, and profile server are also set. (Any remote system must be minimally set up as a managed system.)

% admhostmod -x type=STANDALONE -x install=Y \
-x installpath=cable:/cdrom/cdrom0/s0 \
-x os=sparc.sun4c.Solaris2.5 \
-x bootpath=cable:/boot_dirs/boot_sun4c \ -x
postmod=postmodscript
-x profile=cable:/jumpstart/install_sample rogue

In this example,

-x type=STANDALONE	Specifies the type of system after the conversion, in this case a standalone system.
-x install=Y	Specifies that the Solaris software will be installed from remote media.
-x installpath= cable:/cdrom/cdrom0/s0	Specifies the location of the Solaris software, in this case on a mounted CD on the remote server cable.
-x os= sparc.sun4c.Solaris2.5	Specifies the software to be installed, in this case the Solaris 2.5 software for a SPARC Solaris, sun4c kernel architecture.
`-x bootpath= cable:/boot_dirs/boot_sun4c`	Specifies the boot server and the absolute path of the boot file.
`-x postmod=postmodscript`	Specifies the script to run after the AutoClient is converted.
`-x profile= cable:/jumpstart/install_sample`	Specifies the profile server and the absolute path for the autoinstall profile.
`rogue`	Specifies the name of the system being converted.