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Type: Unix
Required Parameters:
To capture: -c output_filename
To set: -i input_filename
Optional Parameters:
-nofail - indicates if the script should not fail if a Smart Array controller is not found.
-internal - limit operation to internal controllers. Is not used with –external parameter.
-external - limit operation to external controllers. Is not used with –internal parameter.
-reset - removes existing data and overwrites current configuration with new configuration. Use only with –i
parameter.
Manage System Configuration
Captures or sets the target server's BIOS system configuration using the ProLiant Scripting Toolkit conrep utility.
Type: Unix
Required Parameters:
To capture: -s output_filename
To set: -l input_filename template_filename
Monitor Installation
Monitors an installation by checking the installation log file at specified intervals.
This script checks the specified log file at given intervals to see if it has changed. If the log file has not changed after the
maximum number of checks, the script fails and reports a timeout. This means that the script will time out after
number_of_checks multiplied by the timeout in seconds.
Type: OGFS
Required Parameters:
log_file - the log file that needs to be monitored
Optional Parameters:
number_of_checks - the number of times to check if the log file has changed before failing. This has a default
value of 200 times.
timeout - the timeout between checks. This has a default value of 6 seconds.
Custom Attributes: None
Move PXE To The End Of UEFI Boot Order
In UEFI mode, this step moves the PXE boot options to the end of the UEFI boot order. The boot order is not changed if
the server is in Legacy BIOS mode.
Type: OGFS
Parameters: None
Custom Attributes: None
Partition Disk for Windows
Creates a temporary partition on the target server hard drive using diskpart to prepare for Windows operating system
deployment and supports UEFI mode partitioning The partition is created within this script versus partitioning within
the unattend file for the following reasons: