Vmware esx server kickstart files, Virtual machine jobs, Red hat linux kickstart files – HP Integrity rx4640 Server User Manual

Page 31: Suse linux control files, Customization examples

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Customizing the ProLiant and Integrity Integration Modules 31

VMware ESX Server kickstart files

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Change the default root password

HP recommends that you do not modify the VMware ESX Server kickstart file with other modifications.

For supported VMware kickstart options, see

http://www.vmware.com

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Virtual Machine jobs

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Change the virtual disk size

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Change the virtual memory size

For more information, see the VMware Virtual Infrastructure SDK Reference Guide at

https://www.vmware.com/pdf/SDKReferenceGuide.pdf

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Red Hat Linux kickstart files

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Change the default root password

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Add a grub bootloader password

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Change the partitions, types, and sizes

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Change the Linux packages that are installed

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Change the firewall settings

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Add additional post installation commands

For information about editing the kickstart files, see the Red Hat Linux Customization Guide located at

http://www.redhat.com

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SUSE Linux control files

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Change the default root password

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Add a grub bootloader password

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Change the partitions, types, and sizes

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Change the Linux packages that are installed

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Change the firewall settings

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Add additional post installation commands

For more information about editing the control files, see the AutoYast2 documentation at

http://www.suse.com/~ug/autoyast_doc/index.html

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Customization examples

This section provides specific examples of customizing a few of the ProLiant Integration Module
components.

Example 1—Using a specific ProLiant Support Pack version

To use a specific ProLiant Support Pack:

1.

If the intended ProLiant Support Pack is newer than what exists on the Deployment Server:

a.

Create the appropriate .\lib\software\ProLiant Support Pack yyyy directory, where yyyy is

the operating system name and support pack version.

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