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6 In /mnt/cdrom/isolinux.cfg, the cd install section points to your
customized start-up script.
NOTE:
RAM disk. This task is done to ensure the CD is not locked. Ensure that your
sample scripts have valid path names.
7 Copy the directory structure created in your work station, into the root
folder that you created in "step 4".
8 This folder contains the DTK CD files necessary for operating system
installation, and files required for replication.
9 Use the isolinux utility to burn the contents of the folder you created in
"step 7" to a CD and make it bootable.
10 Your ISO image is ready for booting.
Basic configuration
Before you can use the BMC Management Utility to remotely manage the
BMC on a managed system, you must perform some basic configuration
tasks. The Deployment Toolkit SYSCFG utility provides a powerful
command-line interface for performing the following configuration tasks:
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Configuring BMC users for the managed system
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Configuring the BMC IP address for IPMI LAN access and SOL access for
the managed system
•
Configuring the BMC serial channel for IPMI serial access for the
managed system
NOTE:
See the Deployment Toolkit User's Guide for additional information about
installing and using the Deployment Toolkit utilities, and the Command Line
Interface Reference Guide for a complete list of valid options, suboptions, and
arguments for using the SYSCFG utility to configure and manage your BMC.
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Configuring Your Managed System
The scripts that you copy into the CD will be copied to and run from the
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