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< Less Known Solaris features: Jumpstart Enterprise Toolkit - Part 16: Conclusion | New Xeon server from Sun: X2250 and X4250 >
Less Known Solaris features: Jumpstart Enterprise Toolkit
Tuesday, August 19. 2008
I forgot to post the conclusion and the table of content when i published the JET tutorial some weeks ago. Okay ... here they are. This is a real long tutorial. 16 parts in total - the longest tutorial so far:
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Basic Jumpstart
- Part 3: Files controlling the installation
- Part 4: Jumpstart FLASH
- Part 5: The Toolkit
- Part 6: Prerequisites
- Part 7: Installing the JET Server
- Part 8: Preparing the first installation
- Part 9: Basic installation of a new system
- Part 10: A polished basic installation
- Part 11: Mirrored boot disks
- Part 12: Automatic hardening with SST
- Part 13: Deep dive to post installation
- Part 14: Using flash archives
- Part 15: Using flash archives for recovery
- Part 16: Conclusion
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Thank you for your posts! This has been very enlightening. I have been using jumpstart traditionally without assistance from Jet, but this seems like a great way to manage my environment.
Is there a way to import an already "add_to_install_server"d area to JET management without having to "re-import" an image?
Is there a way to import an already "add_to_install_server"d area to JET management without having to "re-import" an image?
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- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Basic Jumpstart
- Part 3: Files controlling the
installation - Part 4: Jumpstart FLASH
- Part 5: The Toolkit
- Part 6: Prerequisites
- Part 7: Installing the JET
Server - Part 8: Preparing the first
installation - Part 9: Basic installation of
a new system - Part 10: A polished basic
installation - Part 11: Mirrored boot disks
- Part 12: Automatic hardening
with SST - Part 13: Deep dive to post
installation - Part 14: Using flash archives
- Part 15: Using flash archives
for recovery - Part 16: Conclusion
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I wrote about JET in my series of "Less known Solaris Features"-tutorials a while ago. JET is a really useful toolkit for the template driven configuration of Jumpstart. There is a new version available of the JET framework. You can download version 4.7 a
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