HP Matrix Operating Environment Software - Manual (Page 21)

b. To enable tftp and bootps services, edit /etc/inetd/conf, and uncomment the "tftp" and
"bootps" lines and then run:
inetd –c
Depending on the client being installed (for example, if the client has a graphics card or keyboard
attached), you may be prompted to identify the keyboard language. To avoid this, edit /var/
opt/ignite/config.local
by adding the following line:
kdblang="PS2_DIN_US_English"
NOTE: Only HP-UX release 11.31 1003 or greater can be installed on the following Integrity
blades:
• BL860c i2
• BL870c i2
• BL890
• BL890c i2
Use the following links to locate Ignite-UX documentation.
• The complete list of documentation for Ignite-UX is available at http://hp.com/go/ignite-ux .
• The Quick-start guide is available at http://www.docs.hp.com/en/5992-5230/index.html .
• The full administration guide for Ignite-UX is available at http://www.docs.hp.com/en/
5992-6584/index.html .
Integrity VM Guest Kit installation
The Integrity VM Guest Kit must be set up on the Ignite-UX server in order to properly ignite
an HP-UX guest. You should create a “golden image” that includes both the appropriate operating
environment and Integrity VM Guest Kit software. Creating a “golden image” will ensure you
have a properly ignited VM as part of the automatic provisioning process with Insight
Orchestration.
For more detailed information on Integrity VM, see HP Integrity Virtual Machines 4.2: Installation,
Configuration, and Administration and HP Integrity Virtual Machines 4.2.5: Release Notes .
Configuring HP Server Automation
For more information, see HP Server Automation complements HP Insight Control to manage HP
BladeSystem servers .
Configuring an environment for virtual provisioning
Virtual provisioning requires a correctly configured and licensed virtual machine host that is
discovered and visible in Systems Insight Manager. You can run either ESX or Hyper-V on the
virtual machine host. You can also manage Integrity VM using HP Infrastructure Orchestration
(see
“Setting up an Integrity virtual machine network” ).
For virtual logical server provisioning to perform correctly, Insight Orchestration limits the
number of virtual logical servers that are sent concurrently to hypervisors for provisioning. The
limit is determined by the value of the corresponding hypervisor “max.concurrent.requests”
attribute in the hpio.properties file located in ..\Program Files\HP\Insight
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