SmartSetup Scripting Toolkit Deployment Guide for HP Integrity Servers with Microsoft Windows Server 2003 for Itanium-based Systems
Table Of Contents
- SmartSetup Scripting Toolkit Deployment Guide
- Table of Contents
- About This Document
- 1 Overview
- 2 Creating a server profile
- 3 Setting up the toolkit environment
- 4 Setting up the boot mechanism
- Using a bootable CD/DVD
- Using a USB flash device
- Using network boot
- Interrupting the SSTK deployment process
- 5 Utilities Reference
• Array options — Specify and describe a particular array in the configuration. These options
are invalid if there is not a preceding controller option section. This set of options must start
with the Array option, and all the following options up to the next Array or Controller option
are assumed to belong to the array being defined. These options can be specified in any
order, but an option from another category of options cannot occur between any two options
in this category.
• Logical drive options — Specify and describe a particular logical drive in the configuration.
These options are invalid if there is no preceding array option. This set of options must start
with the LogicalDrive option, and all the following options up to the next LogicalDrive,
Array, or Controller option are assumed to belong to the logical drive being defined. These
options can be specified in any order, but an option from another category of options cannot
occur between any two options from this category. In general, Logical Drives must be listed
in the input file in increasing order, unless existing drives are being reconfigured without
data loss.
• HBA options — Specify and describe a Host Bus Adapter (HBA) SSP configuration. These
options are invalid if there are no preceding logical drive options. This set of options must
start with the HBA_WW_ID option, and all the following options up to the next LogicalDrive,
Array, Controller, or HBA_WW_ID option are assumed to belong to the HBA being defined.
These options can be specified in any order, but an option from another category of options
cannot occur between any two options from this category.
Automatic script file format
The automatic script is used to apply automatic configuration rules to unconfigured or configured
controllers. If the -i-with-reset or –reset command line switch is used, the existing controller
configuration is cleared with data loss before the new configuration is applied, effectively making
it an unconfigured controller. The cpqacuxe utility automatic scripting uses the same
configuration suggester that is used in the Express path of the cpqacuxe utility GUI. Therefore,
the automatic configuration rules are the same as the cpqacuxe utility GUI Express path.
The following is an automatic script file syntax:
Action = Configure|Reconfigure
Method = Auto
; Controller Options
; There can be multiple controller specifications in the file
Controller = All | First | Slot [N][:N] |
SerialNumber [N]| WWN [N] |
IOCabinet [N],IOBay [N],IOChassis [N],
Slot [N],Cabinet [N],Cell [N]
ClearConfigurationWithDataLoss = Yes|No
LicenseKey = XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX
DeleteLicenseKey = XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX
RaidArrayId = “XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX”
ReadCache = 0|10|20|25|30|40|50|60|70|75|80|90|100
WriteCache = 0|10|20|25|30|40|50|60|70|75|80|90|100
RebuildPriority = Low|Medium|High
ExpandPriority = Low|Medium|High
SurfaceScanDelay= N
OnlineSpare = Yes|No
RAID = 0|1|4|5|6|ADG
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