To have the server automatically configured after the installation, you need to provide a configuration profile. For more information about creating a configuration profile, see Creating System Configuration Profiles at:

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E26502_01/html/E28980/syscfg-2.html#syscfg-3

To create a configuration profile, run the interactive configuration tool and save the output to a file. The following command creates a valid profile in profile_ovm.xml from responses you enter interactively:

# sysconfig create-profile -o profile_ovm.xml

To have the Oracle VM Agent for SPARC configured automatically during the installation, add the following section inside the <service_bundle> section of the generated profile_ovm.xml file:

<service version="1" type="service" name="ovm/ovs-config">
  <instance enabled="true" name="default">
    <property_group type="application" name="config">
      <propval type="astring" name="password" value="encrypted-password"/>
      <propval type="boolean" name="autoconfig" value="true"/>
    </property_group>
  </instance>
</service>

Replace the encrypted-password value with the encrypted version of the password that you want to use for the Oracle VM Agent.

You can generate the encrypted version of the password on any system using the following command:

# python -c "import crypt, sys; print crypt.crypt(sys.argv[-1], \
      '\$6\$%s\$' % sys.argv[-2])" $(pwgen -s 16 1) password

Substitute password with the password that you want to use for the Oracle VM Agent, for example:

# python -c "import crypt, sys; print crypt.crypt(sys.argv[-1], \
     '\$6\$%s\$' % sys.argv[-2])" $(pwgen -s 16 1) s3cr3tp4ssw0rd
$6$-c$pgcCqd6Urrepi9EzdK93x5XSpyiNzup7SAcDNjVOtsqm6HFNeg385wMu1GjE.J.S.FL8J7gtl5VZnq7tOAd/N0

The output from this command is the encrypted-password value that you should substitute in the section that you added to the configuration profile.

Finally, add the configuration profile to the installation service. In addition, you can specify criteria associated with this profile. This profile is only applicable to SPARC sun4v system, so you should at least use the sun4v criteria:

# installadm create-profile -n solaris11_1_13_1_0-sparc --file profile_ovm.xml -c arch=sun4v
 
# installadm list -p
Service/Profile Name      Criteria
--------------------      --------
solaris11_1_13_1_0-sparc
   profile_ovm.xml        arch = sun4v