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- OS sequence-based provisioning
- OS provisioning components
- Build customization scripts
- How the OS Build Agent locates the Build Manager
- Provisioning setup for OS sequences
- OS Provisioning setup task summary
- Setting up the Media Server
- Creating MRLs
- Media Resource Locator Administration
- Multipath SAN support for OS provisioning
- Configuring RAID on HPE ProLiant servers before OS provisioning
- Defining installation profiles and OS sequences
- OS installation profile requirements
- Oracle Solaris/Sun SPARC 10 installation profile requirements
- Red Hat Linux installation profile requirements
- VMware ESX installation profile requirements
- SUSE Linux installation profile requirements
- Microsoft Windows installation profile requirements
- Defining and managing OS installation profiles
- Modifying existing OS installation profiles
- Changing the properties of OS installation profiles
- Modifying OS installation profile packages
- Viewing the change history for an OS installation profile
- Deleting an OS installation profile
- Build customization scripts
- Solaris build customization scripts
- Linux build customization scripts
- Windows build customization scripts
- Defining custom attributes
- Creating OS sequences
- Manage Boot Clients
- Using the Manage Boot Clients option
- Running an MBC APX
- Booting a Red Hat Enterprise Linux server in a non-DHCP environment
- Booting a Red Hat Enterprise Linux Itanium 64-bit server in a non-DHCP environment using Elilo boot
- Booting a Windows Server in a non-DHCP environment
- DHCP Custom Attribute
Modifying OS installation profile packages
With the release of SA 10.51, you should add packages to an OS Installation Profile using software policies attached to OS Sequences. This is because SA 6.1 and later no longer attempts to automatically calculate the list of packages to attach to the OS Installation Profile.
If you have upgraded from earlier releases, your existing OS Installation Profiles for Solaris/SPARC and/or Linux already have a list of packages attached. However, if you need to upload a new configuration file (kickstart or jumpstart profile) with a different set of packages, you must create a new profile using the Prepare OS Wizard.
Note also, that when you provision OS Sequences that you migrated from SA 5.x via the Run OS Sequence wizard, the OS Installation Profile packages are no longer remediated. If you have manually attached packages additional to the package list that was automatically generated when the profile was uploaded to the OS Installation Profile, provisioning servers with an OS Sequence referencing that OS Installation Profile do not install these extra packages. To insure that these packages are installed during provisioning, you must add them to a Software Policy, attach that policy to the OS Sequence, and enable remediation.
See Defining and managing OS installation profiles and Creating OS sequences for more information.
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