For single-server OS installations, Oracle System Assistant is recommended. For multiple-server OS installations, Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center is recommended. The scope of this document is for single-server OS installations. The table below provides some information about these two installation options.
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The single server installation methods include the following variations:
Assisted or Manual:
Assisted: You deliver the Oracle Solaris installation media on either a local or remote DVD drive or an ISO image and use Oracle System Assistant to guide installation process. Your server must support Oracle System Assistant, and it must be installed in the server.
Manual: You deliver the Oracle Solaris distribution media on either a local or remote DVD drive or an ISO image and use the distribution media's installation wizard.
Local or Remote: Both assisted and manual installations can be performed either locally or remotely:
A local installation is performed at the server. It requires an ISO image on a DVD. It also requires a USB DVD drive, a monitor, and a USB keyboard and mouse, all or which are attached to the USB ports of the local machine.
A remote installation is performed from a remote location. It requires either an ISO image mounted on a network, or a DVD drive and an ISO image located on a DVD.
Network PXE Install: You can install Oracle Solaris using a PXE image available on the network. Refer to the Oracle Solaris documentation library: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/documentation/solaris-11-192991.html
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