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Setting Up JumpStart With Solaris 10 OS for SPARC Platforms and ZFS

• Added by rweeks, last edited by rweeks on Jan 22, 2008

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Setting Up JumpStart With Solaris 10 OS for SPARC Platforms and ZFS January, 2008 This article describes how to set up a Solaris JumpStart server with the Solaris 10 OS for SPARC platforms and ZFS. Read Full Article How to Leave Comments or Tag Pages 1. Register. 2. Log in. Use the link at top right, just below the Search box. 3. To leave comments on this page, select "Add Comment" on the lower left hand corner of this page. Additional instructions here. 4. To tag pages using labels, read these instructions.

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   Feb 15, 2008

   zingelman says:

   If you add the line:   nfs4_domain=<your domain> to the file sysidc...

   If you add the line:

     nfs4_domain=<your domain>

   to the file sysidcfg, then you would not be asked any questions during the install... it will just finish, reboot and be up and running without any interaction needed.

   In our case we also specified:

     name_service=DNS {domain_name=<your domain> name_server=dnsservername(dns.ip.address)}

   (all on one line... wiki is wrapping it) so perhaps that also makes a difference.

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