Parameters

COPYING A SOLARIS OR LINUX OS IMAGE

• cdrom – The fully qualified path to the installation CD/DVD. For Solaris DVDs, the slice must be specified as part of the path. For example, /cdrom/cdrom/s2.

• file – The name of an ISO file accessible from the management server. A fully qualified path is required.

• type – The type of OS. Valid values are redhat, solaris, or suse.

• os – A name for the OS distribution.

CONFIGURING A LINK TO A WINDOWS RIS SERVER

• arch – The architecture of the systems to be installed. Valid values are amd64 (AMD based systems) or i386 (Intel based systems).

• languageedition – The language support enabling users to view web pages and other content encoded in a different language and character set. Use tab completion for valid values.

• os – A name for the OS distribution.

• rissourcepath – The path to the Windows distribution on the RIS server. Example: D:\win2003se

• version – The Windows version. Valid values are:

  • 2000AS – Windows 2000 Advanced Server

  • 2000SS – Windows 2000 Standard Server

  • 2003EE – Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition

  • 2003EESP1 – Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition Service Pack 1

  • 2003SE – Windows 2003 Standard Edition

  • 2003SESP1 – Windows 2003 Standard Edition Service Pack 1

  • 2003WE – Windows 2003 Web Edition

CONFIGURING A LINK TO A DISKLESS CLIENT IMAGE

• bootimage1 – The URL of the first boot image.

• bootimage2 – The URL of the second boot image.

• kernelimage – The URL of the kernel image.

• os – A name for the OS distribution.

• tftpserver – The IP address of the tftp server. Default is the IP address of the management server.

• type – The type of OS. Valid values are redhat, solaris, or suse.