Using a text editor, create a file called sysidcfg.
Type the sysidcfg keywords you want.
Save the sysidcfg file.
If you create more than one sysidcfg file, you must save each one in a separate directory or on a separate diskette.
Make the sysidcfg file available to clients through the following:
A shared NFS file system. Use add_install_client(1M) with the -p option to set up the system to install from the network.
The root (/) directory on a UFS disketteor PCFS diskette.
The following is an example of a sysidcfg filefor a group of SPARC based systems. The host names, IP addresses, and netmask of these systems have been preconfigured by editing the name service. Because all of the system configuration information is preconfigured in this file, you can use a custom JumpStart profile to perform a custom JumpStart installation.
system_locale=en_US timezone=US/Central terminal=sun-cmd timeserver=localhost name_service=NIS {domain_name=marquee.central.sun.com name_server=connor(129.152.112.3)} root_password=m4QPOWNY network_interface=le0 {hostname=feron default_route=129.146.88.1 ip_address=129.146.88.210 netmask=255.255.0.0 protocol_ipv6=no} security_policy=kerberos {default_realm=Yoursite.COM admin_server=krbadmin.Yoursite.COM kdc=kdc1.Yoursite.COM, kdc2.Yoursite.COM} |
The following is an example of a sysidcfg file for a group of x86 based systems that all use the same type of keyboard, graphics cards, and pointing devices. The device information (keyboard, display, and pointer) was obtained by running the kdmconfig(1M) command with the -d option. If the following example sysidcfg file is used, a prompt that asks you to select a language (system_locale) is displayed before installation can proceed.
keyboard=ATKBD {layout=US-English} display=ati {size=15-inch} pointer=MS-S timezone=US/Central timeserver=connor terminal=ibm-pc name_service=NIS {domain_name=marquee.central.sun.com name_server=connor(129.152.112.3)} root_password=URFUni9 |