Sun N1 Service Provisioning System User's Guide and Release Notes for the OS Provisioning Plug-In 2.0

Generic Target Host Variables

The following list shows all component variables for the generic target host. The Target type uses these variables. Use the Target type for any host that does not match any of the other target host types. For those variables that have default values, the default is listed. For those variables that do not have default values, an example value is shown for illustration.

installPath

Description: Physical host name for the target system

target_host

Description: Virtual host name for the target system

Default value: :[installPath]-target

description

Description: Optional description of the target

Example: test v60x

ethernet_mac_address

Description: Mac address

Example: 00:0E:0C:07:E9:31

ethernet_ip_address

Description: IP address

Example: 10.42.42.77

ethernet_netmask

Description: Network mask

Default value: 255.255.255.0

architecture

Description: Target architecture (for example, sun4u, x86)

Default value: sun4u

kernel_arch

Description: Kernel architecture (sun4u, i86pc)

Default value: sun4u

disk_size

Description: Size of disk

Default value: 20GB

osp_control_service

Description: Whether to call the OSP Control Service, which automates power off, reboot, and power on functions

Default value: TRUE

sps_ra_parent

Description: Name of parent for RA

Default value: masterserver

sps_ra_parent_type

Description: Whether RA parent is an MS or an LD

Default value: MS

sps_ra_host

Description: Name or IP address of RA host

Default value: :[ethernet_ip_address]

sps_ra_conn

Description: Type of RA connection (raw, ssl, ssh)

Default value: raw

sps_ra_ssl_auth

Description: Whether RA has SSL authorization (y,n)

Default value: N

sps_ra_port

Description: Port for RA

Default value: 1131

sps_ra_adv_parms

Description: Advanced parameters for RA

guid

Description: GUID of the target specified within {}


Note –

The GUID must be in the form {dddddddd-dddd-dddd-dddd-dddddddddddd}, where d is a hexadecimal text digit.