To discover, manage, and provision an OS to bare metal (no operating system installed) OTP hosts, you must create an XML discovery file that lists the server name, model number, and MAC address of each OTP host.
Log in as root to the production OTP host.
Create the XML discovery file.
For example, vi /tmp/discovery-mac-addresses.
Add the system name, model number, Ethernet port address, and MAC address for each host to be discovered.
The file format is:
<!xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?> <servers> <server name="otpclient1" model="model name"> <ethernetPort name="GB_0" mac="mac address"/> </server> <server name="otpclient2" model="model name"> <ethernetPort name="GB_0" mac="mac address"/> </server> </servers>
Where otpclient1 is the name to be assigned to the host, model name is the model name listed in the following table, and mac address is the MAC address of the host.
Host Type |
Model Type for Bare Metal Discovery |
---|---|
Sun Netra 240 |
NETRA-240 |
Sun Netra 440 |
NETRA-250 |
Sun Fire V240 |
SF-V240 |
Sun Fire V440 |
SF-V440 |
Sun Fire V890 |
SF-V890 |
Sun Fire E2900 |
SF-E2900 |
Sun Fire T1000 |
SF-T1000 |
For example:
<!xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?> <servers> <server name="otpclient1" model="NETRA-240"> <ethernetPort name="GB_0" mac="0:3:ba:19:c5:b"/> </server> <server name="otpclient2" model="SF-V20"> <ethernetPort name="GB_0" mac="0:7:3c:12:b6:a"/> </server> <server name="otpclient3" model="SF-T1000"> <ethernetPort name="GB_0" mac="0:14:4f:25:5e:78"/> </server></servers>
Save and close the file.
If you are deploying the OS to new OTP hosts in the same subnet, prepare and deploy the OS as described in Preparing and Deploying the OS to the New OTP Hosts.
If you are deploying the OS to new OTP hosts in a different subnet, create the DHCP relay as described in the next procedure.