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Intelligent Provisioning Preferences Use Intelligent Provisioning Preferences to change basic preferences, including the interface and keyboard languages, network and share setting, system date and time, and settings about getting software updates. In addition, the End User License Agreement is accessible from this screen. When Intelligent Provisioning is run for the first time on a server, this is the first screen within Intelligent Provisioning that is displayed. For more information, see "Step 1: Setting Intelligent Provisioning preferences" (page 9). Deployment Settings With Deployment Settings, you can create automated server configuration packages to use for installing multiple servers through Intelligent Provisioning or iLO. These deployment packages are saved in a zip format to a USB key or to a server for future use. By default, several example HP deployment packages are provided. To use Deployment Settings, you must be running Intelligent Provisioning 1.20 or later with iLO 4 firmware version 1.10 or later. When you open Deployment Settings, you can choose to manage an existing deployment settings package or create a new one. • To use an existing deployment settings package to configure a server, or to create, change, or manage an existing deployment settings package, click Manage. • To create a new deployment settings package, select one of the provided templates at the bottom of the screen. IMPORTANT: When creating, renaming, or saving a deployment settings package, the name cannot include spaces. When working with deployment settings packages, in the generated window, existing deployment settings packages are displayed in the left-pane of the window, and package-level action icons are displayed in the center of the window. 26 Using Intelligent Provisioning

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Intelligent Provisioning Preferences
Use Intelligent Provisioning Preferences to change basic preferences, including the interface and
keyboard languages, network and share setting, system date and time, and settings about getting
software updates. In addition, the End User License Agreement is accessible from this screen.
When Intelligent Provisioning is run for the first time on a server, this is the first screen within
Intelligent Provisioning that is displayed. For more information, see
“Step 1: Setting Intelligent
Provisioning preferences” (page 9)
.
Deployment Settings
With Deployment Settings, you can create automated server configuration packages to use for
installing multiple servers through Intelligent Provisioning or iLO. These deployment packages are
saved in a zip format to a USB key or to a server for future use. By default, several example HP
deployment packages are provided.
To use Deployment Settings, you must be running Intelligent Provisioning 1.20 or later with iLO 4
firmware version 1.10 or later.
When you open Deployment Settings, you can choose to manage an existing deployment settings
package or create a new one.
•
To use an existing deployment settings package to configure a server, or to create, change,
or manage an existing deployment settings package, click
Manage
.
•
To create a new deployment settings package, select one of the provided templates at the
bottom of the screen.
IMPORTANT:
When creating, renaming, or saving a deployment settings package, the name
cannot include spaces.
When working with deployment settings packages, in the generated window, existing deployment
settings packages are displayed in the left-pane of the window, and package-level action icons
are displayed in the center of the window.
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