Log in as root to the production OTP host.
Type /opt/sun/n1gc/bin/n1sh to open the OTP command shell.
Deploy the OS to the new OTP hosts
In the OTP command shell, type load server ALOM IP address osprofile OS profile name networktype static IP Provisioning IP address hostname hostname manualnetboot=true where:
ALOM IP address is the IP address of the new OTP host's ALOM management port
OS profile name is the name of the OS profile
Provisioning IP address is the IP address of the new OTP host's provisioning interface
hostname is the name that will be assigned to the new OTP host
For example:
N1-ok> load server 10.1.15.1 osprofile sol10u2-profile networktype static IP 10.1.15.5 otpclient1 manualnetboot=true |
The above example has been split into two lines to fit on the page. When typing the load server command, type the entire command as one continuous line.
Repeat the above steps for each new OTP host that is to be provisioned.
When you have completed provisioning the OS to all new OTP hosts, install OTP to the hosts as described in Installing OTP on New OTP Hosts Using the Production OTP Host