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
SelectiveLogin=1 ; input from customer - 1 (Enable) or 0 (Disable)
EnableSelectiveLUN=1 ; input from customer - 1 (Enable) or 0 (Disable)
BootDeviceWWNN=2000000000000000 ; input from customer - Boot Device Node name
BootDeviceWWPN=2200000000000000 ; input from customer - Boot Device Port name
BootDeviceLUN[0]=0 ; input from customer – Boot Device LUN ID
• For 4G HBAs
[HBA0] ; section for each HBA - HBA No
WWID=11223344 ; read-only variable - HBA WWPN
SelectiveLogin=1 ; input from customer - 1 (Enable) or 0 (Disable)
EnableSelectiveLUN=1 ; input from customer - 1 (Enable) or 0 (Disable)
BootDeviceWWPN=2200000000000000 ; input from customer - Boot Device Port name
BootDeviceLUN[0]=0 ; input from customer – Boot Device LUN ID
NOTE: Boot Target Device Node Name is not needed on 4G HBA. If SelectiveLogin and
EnableSelectiveLUN are both set to 0, the utility automatically clears out the
BootDeviceWWNN/BootDeviceWWPN and BootDeviceLUN (EFI database entries).
hwdisc
Synopsis
hwdisc -f[path]filename
Description
The hwdisc utility provides an inventory of the server being configured or captured. The hwdisc
utility is executed by the server configuration script and captures the following information:
• System Name
• Serial Number
• Asset Tag
• EFI Firmware version
• BMC Firmware version
• MP Firmware version
• Number of Cells
• Total RAM size
• Number of Processors
• PCI devices present in the system
Options
Table 5-12 Options
ResultCommand line input
This argument specifies the location and name of the hwdisc data file. If
[path] is unspecified, the utility assumes that filename is in the current
working directory. If no file is specified, the utility generates a file in the
current directory utilizing the default name “hwdisc.dat.”
-f
This command generates the file hwdisc.xml in the /mnt/data location.hwdisc -f/mnt/data/hwdisc.xml
This command generates the file hwdisc.dat in the current directory.hwdisc
Example
hwdisc –f/mnt/data/hwdisc.xml
This command generates the file hwdisc.xml in the /mnt/data location.
A typical file generated by the hwdisc command is similar to the following:
hwdisc 75