Sun-microsystems 1.0 Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 153)

SettingUpServers andDisklessClients 127

▼ To Set Up a Server

Follow these steps to set up a server to boot diskless clients across an FDDI

connection:

1. Install and configure the relevant SunOS operating system on the server

so that it can be exported.

See the Solaris System Configuration and Installation Guide for detailed

instructions on how to set up an operating system for diskless clients.

2. Check that you have sufficient space in the /export/root,

/export/swap, and /export/exec file systems.

3. Install and configure the SunFDDI/P driver and utilities on the server.

4. Ensure that you have an entry for the sysadmin group (with a GID of 14)

in the group table /etc/group.

You need this entry to use admintool to administer remote machines. See

Solaris 2.5 Setting up User Accounts, Printers, and Mail.

Note – If you are running NIS on your server, you can use admintool to

update the local /etc/hosts and /etc/ethers files. You must merge these

files manually into the NIS maps afterwards.

▼ To Introduce Diskless Clients to a Server

Before you can introduce a diskless client to the network you need to know its

host name, IP address and Ethernet address. The six-byte Ethernet address is

displayed when the machine is switched on. (Note that the Ethernet address of

the client is the MAC address stored in NVRAM on its motherboard.)

1. Log in as a member of the sysadmin group.

You must log in as a member of the sysadmin group to administer remote

machines. Do not log in as root or become superuser.

2. Start admintool by typing:

% /usr/bin/admintool &

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