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5.
Enter the path and file name for the existing image file in the Image File text box.
The Java IRC begins the process of copying the data from the image file to the disk. The
following message is displayed:
Creating disk, please wait...
When the disk creation is complete, the following message is displayed:
Disk was created successfully.
6.
Click Close to close the Create Media Image dialog box.
7.
Confirm that the files were copied to the specified location.
Using a Virtual Folder (.NET IRC only)
This feature enables you to access, browse to, and transfer files from a client to a managed server.
You can mount and dismount a local or networked directory that is accessible through the client.
After you create a virtual image of a folder or directory, the server connects to that image as a
USB storage device, enabling you to browse to the server and transfer the files from the
iLO-generated image to any location on the server.
This feature and many others are part of an iLO licensing package. For more information about
iLO licensing, see the following website:
.
The Virtual Folder is nonbootable and read-only; the mounted folder is static. Changes to the client
file are not replicated in the mounted folder.
To use a Virtual Folder:
1.
Start the .NET IRC.
2.
Select Virtual Drives
→Folder.
The Browse For Folder window opens, as shown in
Figure 74 Browse For Folder window
3.
Select the folder that you want to use, and then click OK.
The Virtual Folder is mounted on the server with the name iLO Folder.
Setting up IIS for scripted Virtual Media
Before you set up IIS for scripted Virtual Media, verify that IIS is operational. Use IIS to set up a
simple website, and then browse to the site to verify that it is working correctly.
Configuring IIS
To configure IIS to serve diskette or ISO-9660 CD images for read-only access:
1.
Add a directory to your website and place your images in the directory.
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