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<iux:attr name="_hp_os_bitness"></iux:attr>

<iux:attr name="_hp_patch_save_files">YES</iux:attr>

<iux:attr name="hostname">iuxsys1</iux:attr>

<iux:attr name="macaddress">0017A4AB4448</iux:attr>

<iux:attr name="description">HP_PCI-X_1000Base-T</iux:attr>

<iux:attr name="dhcp_enable">false</iux:attr>

</iux:nic>

</iux:nics>

<iux:gateways>

<iux:gateway id="0">

<iux:attr name="gateway">10.3.1.123</iux:attr>

<iux:attr name="destination">default</iux:attr>

<iux:attr name="count">-1</iux:attr>

</iux:gateway>

</iux:gateways>

</iux:client>

</iux:clients>

</iux:iux>

List clients that have

cfg attribute set to "HP-UX B.11.11 Default":

ignite client list -m xml -l details -a attr.cfg=’HP-UX B.11.11 Default’

Add IPF client using DHCP to determine networking information:

ignite client add -a mac_addr=0x0123456789AB

client

Add IPF client, setting up bootptab to automatically boot client into 11iv3 install environment:

ignite client add -a mac_addr=0x0123456789AB -a release=B.11.31

client

Change display name of client:

ignite client modify -a client_name=newname client

Install client (already booted into install environment) with speciﬁed conﬁguration clause:

ignite client install -ccfg client

Install client same as above, but also include additional conﬁguration content:

ignite client install -c cfg -x cfg_data="init _hp_root_disk=\"0/0/0/0.1.0\"" client

Remove client data from Ignite-UX server:

ignite client remove client

Interrupt an install already in progress and halt the client:

ignite client control -x action=halt_client client

Create a new "job" with two steps, start the job, update the progress of each step, and end the job. This

mechanism is used to record some event that is not under direct control of Ignite-UX, but which you wish

to have the status shown as part of the

list minor mode.

ignite client set_status -xclear_status=true -a job=addApps -a add_step=’inst 6 in

ignite client set_status -a job=addApps -a add_step=’setup 4 Setup for use’ mysys

List the job’s status:

ignite client list -l status -m xml -a job.id=addApps mysys

Now start the job, and update the status for each step, and end the job:

ignite client set_status -a job=addApps -a step=START mysys

ignite client set_status -a job=addApps -a step=inst -a status=Active -a progress=5

ignite client set_status -a job=addApps -a step=inst -a status=Complete -a progress

ignite client set_status -a job=addApps -a step=setup -a status=Warning -a progress

ignite client set_status -a job=addApps -a step=DONE mysys

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