Log in as root (su - root) to the external OTP installation server.
Type the following command to create the OS provisioning variables set.
# cr_cli -cmd cdb.vs.add \ -comp NM:/com/sun/n1osp/autogen-masterserver-jet/provision/Solaris10_u2_sparc.standard \ -name "variables set name" -u admin -p admin \ -vars "sysidcfg_default_route_base_config=default router IP address;\ sysidcfg_root_password_base_config=encryped OTP host password;\ profile_cluster_base_config=SUNWCXall;profile_del_clusters_base_config=;\ profile_swap_base_config=4096;profile_s3_mtpt_base_config=/globaldevices;\ profile_s3_size_base_config=512;profile_s5_mtpt_base_config=;\ profile_s6_mtpt_base_config=;profile_s7_mtpt_base_config=;\ profile_s7_size_base_config=128;install_spsra=n;setuid_spsra=n;\ packages_m_custom=SUNWotpra SUNWotpcli SUNWotputil |
where
variables set name is the name to be assigned to the variables set, for example sfv240–target.
default router IP address is the IP address of the default router, for example 10.11.12.0.
encryped OTP host password is the encrypted password, which can be copied from the file /etc/shadow.
Type the following command to provision the OS to the new OTP host.
# cr_cli -cmd pe.p.run -u admin -p admin -PID \ NM:/com/sun/n1osp/autogen-masterserver-jet/provision/SolarisProfile-provision-start-Solaris10_u2_sparc.standard \ -tar H:NM:variables set name -comp + -vs new OTP host host name -pto 600 -nto 600 |
where variables set name is the name you assigned to the variables set in the previous step, and new OTP host host name is the name of the new OTP host to which the OS is to be provisioned.
Repeat this step for each new OTP host.
For detailed instructions, see Installing the Solaris OS on the Target Host in Sun N1 Service Provisioning System User’s Guide for OS Provisioning Plug-In 3.1 and Appendix B, Solaris Profile Component Variables, in Sun N1 Service Provisioning System User’s Guide for OS Provisioning Plug-In 3.1
The OSP plug-in also installs the SUNWotpra, SUNWotpcli, and SUNWotputil packages. You do not need to add the SUNWotpcli package or setup the remote agent on the target host as these steps are done as part of the post OS installation processing by the OSP plug-in.
Configure the Solaris OS on the OTP host as described in Configuring Solaris 10 Update 2.
If you did not create the /globaldevices file system on the OTP host, create the file system as described in Creating the /globaldevices File System on the OTP Hosts.
If the OTP host is a Sun Fire T2000, install the OTP patches on the OTP host as described in Installing the Open Telecommunications Platform Patches On Sun Fire T2000 Servers.
When you have completed installing and configuring Solaris 10 Update 2 on each OTP host, install the Open Telecommunications Platform on the OTP host.
To install OTP on one or more OTP hosts using the command line, see Chapter 4, Installing the Open Telecommunications Platform For the First Time Using the Command Line
To install OTP on one or more OTP hosts using the graphical user interface, see Chapter 5, Installing the Open Telecommunications Platform For the First Time Using the Graphical User Interface
To install OTP on one or more OTP hosts using a production standalone or clustered OTP system, see Chapter 6, Installing the Open Telecommunications Platform Using the Provisioning Service On an Existing OTP System