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How to boot a server across the network and restore zfs root file system from snap

How to boot a server across the network and restore zfs root from snap You will need the mac-address from the client server in order to generate in the server with the media the following files In the Server with the DVD Rom and Solaris Media add the following root@client# vi /etc/ethers 0:22:11:77:a4:b8 testing       Add in the /etc/hosts file the IP address root@client# vi /etc/hosts ##WAN BOOT### 192.168.1.2  testing           Add the client from server wan boot and architecture root@server# cd /cdrom/sol_10_509_sparc/Solaris_10/Tools command : add_install_client client_server architecture root@server# ./add_install_client testing sun4u This variable need to be blank in the client, you will need to execute it from OK prompt ok> ok> set-defaults network-boot-argument ok> boot net -s  (-s single user) or ok> boot net - install    (install server from the media across network) After server is up and running, you can configure the inte

How to boot a Solaris Server across the network and Restore root ufs

How to boot a server across the network and restore from DUMP You will need the mac-address from the client server in order to generate in the server with the media the following files In the Server with the DVD Rom and Solaris Media add the following root@client# vi /etc/ethers 0:22:11:77:a4:b8 testing       Add in the /etc/hosts file the IP address root@client# vi /etc/hosts ##WAN BOOT### 192.168.1.2  testing           Add the client from server wan boot and architecture root@server# cd /cdrom/sol_10_509_sparc/Solaris_10/Tools command : add_install_client client_server architecture root@server# ./add_install_client testing sun4u This variable need to be blank in the client, you will need to execute it from OK prompt ok> ok> set-defaults network-boot-argument ok> boot net -s  (-s single user) or ok> boot net - install    (install server from the media across network) After server is up and running, you can configure the interface in

How to install Oracle Directory Server 11 Solaris 10

Createl DSCC Registry that is   Directory Server Manager for LDAP server administration root@ldapserv1:/opt/ODSEE_ZIP_Distribution/dsee7/bin# ./dsccsetup ads-create Choose password for Directory Service Manager: Confirm password for Directory Service Manager: Creating DSCC registry... DSCC Registry has been created successfully Deploy the directory server root@ldapserv1:/opt/ODSEE_ZIP_Distribution/dsee7/bin# ./dsccsetup war-file-create Created /opt/ODSEE_ZIP_Distribution/dsee7/var/dscc7.war 1636 /opt/dsInst Choose the Directory Manager password: <Password Directory Manager> Confirm the Directory Manager password: <Password Directory Manager> Starting the instance created with dsadm Use command 'dsadm start '/opt/dsInst'' to start the instance oot@ldapserv1:/opt/ODSEE_ZIP_Distribution/dsee7/bin# ./dsadm start '/opt/dsInst' Directory Server instance '/opt/dsInst' started: pid=19325 Create the suffix   and port that will be used,