Automating Solaris Installations: A Custom Jumpstart Guide (Bk/Disk)
Paul Kasper, Alan McCellan
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Automating Solaris Installations: A Paul Kasper, Alan McCellan epub Automating Solaris Installations: A Paul Kasper, Alan McCellan pdf download Automating Solaris Installations: A Paul Kasper, Alan McCellan pdf file Automating Solaris Installations: A Paul Kasper, Alan McCellan audiobook Automating Solaris Installations: A Paul Kasper, Alan McCellan book review Automating Solaris Installations: A Paul Kasper, Alan McCellan summary | #7929619 in Books | 1995-03-07 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | .72 x7.04 x9.19l,1.05 | Binding: Textbook Binding | 320 pages||8 of 9 people found the following review helpful.| A must-have for large-scale Solaris implementation|By Gordon Hundley (gh@tagomago.demon.co.uk)|This book is essential if your task is to create a custom Jumpstart server. The important term here is the word "custom". If all you need is to set up a server to build standard Solaris distributions from, the electronic documentation provided on your Solaris CD will suffice. If,|From the Publisher|Automating Solaris Installations describes how to set up "hands- off" Solaris installations for hundreds of SPARC or x86 systems. It explains in detail how to configure your site so that when you install the Solaris environment, you simply boo
One of the goals in the computer industry today is to lower the cost of ownership -- i.e., minimize the direct system administration tasks (and thus the cost) of installing, maintaining, upgrading, and customizing systems. The custom JumpStart™ (auto-install) installation software provided with the Solaris operating environment for SPARC and X86 was designed with this goal in mind. Focusing exclusively on JumpStart, this book/disk package explains all the st...
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