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Implementing an Rapid Deployment Pack -initiated deployment, Implementing a custom ISO boot-based

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Implementing an Rapid Deployment Pack -initiated deployment Rapid Deployment Pack -initiated deployments require the following components: • Install server • JumpStart server • Modified miniroot • Rapid Deployment Pack deployment server Use the following procedure outline as a basis for implementing Rapid Deployment Pack-initiated deployments in the target environment: 1. Prepare the install server as described in "Install server preparation." 2. Prepare the miniroot as described in "Miniroot preparation." 3. Prepare the JumpStart server as described in "JumpStart preparation." 4. Prepare the Rapid Deployment Pack deployment server as described in "Rapid Deployment Pack server preparation." 5. To deploy Solaris using Rapid Deployment Pack, drag-and-drop the Solaris deployment job onto the target client. Implementing a custom ISO boot-based deployment Custom ISO boot-based deployments require the following components: • Install server • JumpStart server • Modified miniroot • Custom ISO image Use the following procedure outline as a basis for implementing custom ISO boot based deployments in the target environment: 1. Prepare the install server as described in "Install server preparation." 2. Prepare the miniroot as described in "Miniroot preparation." 3. Prepare the JumpStart server as described in "JumpStart preparation." 4. Prepare the GRUB menu as described in "GRUB preparation." 5. Prepare the custom ISO image as described in "Custom bootable ISO image creation." 6. To deploy Solaris using a custom ISO, boot the client from the ISO through either physical media or iLO virtual media. Deployment planning 18

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Deployment planning 18
Implementing an Rapid Deployment Pack -initiated
deployment
Rapid Deployment Pack -initiated deployments require the following components:
•
Install server
•
JumpStart server
•
Modified miniroot
•
Rapid Deployment Pack deployment server
Use the following procedure outline as a basis for implementing Rapid Deployment Pack-initiated
deployments in the target environment:
1.
Prepare the install server as described in “Install server preparation.”
2.
Prepare the miniroot as described in “Miniroot preparation.”
3.
Prepare the JumpStart server as described in “JumpStart preparation.”
4.
Prepare the Rapid Deployment Pack deployment server as described in “Rapid Deployment Pack
server preparation.”
5.
To deploy Solaris using Rapid Deployment Pack, drag-and-drop the
Solaris deployment
job onto
the target client.
Implementing a custom ISO boot-based deployment
Custom ISO boot-based deployments require the following components:
•
Install server
•
JumpStart server
•
Modified miniroot
•
Custom ISO image
Use the following procedure outline as a basis for implementing custom ISO boot based deployments
in the target environment:
1.
Prepare the install server as described in “Install server preparation.”
2.
Prepare the miniroot as described in “Miniroot preparation.”
3.
Prepare the JumpStart server as described in “JumpStart preparation.”
4.
Prepare the GRUB menu as described in “GRUB preparation.”
5.
Prepare the custom ISO image as described in “Custom bootable ISO image creation.”
6.
To deploy Solaris using a custom ISO, boot the client from the ISO through either physical media
or iLO virtual media.