Server imaging jobs, Windows default settings, Vmware default settings – HP Integrity rx3600 Server User Manual
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Table 5-3 Windows default settings
Default setting
Component
The administrator password is password. This password is stored as clear text in the
unattend answer file. HP recommends changing the default administrator password.
Windows administrator password
A single partition is created automatically that expands to the full drive size.
Drive configuration
The Windows computer name uses the 15 right-most characters of the console display
name.
Computer name
Firewall settings are disabled.
Firewall
Table 5-4 VMware default settings
Default setting
Component
The root password is password. This password is stored as clear text in the kickstart
file. HP recommends changing the default root password.
VMware root password
When configuring the disk partition for a scripted operating system installation, various
VMware ESX Server specific partitions are created. These settings are default. Do not
change them.
Drive configuration
The VMware ESX Server host name uses the console display name.
Host name
VMware ESX Server specific packages are installed. Do not change this setting.
Packages
Firewall settings are enabled with only some ports open.
Firewall
Table 5-5 Linux default settings
Default setting
Component
The root password is password. This password is stored as clear text in the
kickstart/control file. HP recommends changing the default root password.
Linux root password
The disk space is partitioned according to Red Hat or SUSE default specifications. Red
Hat Enterprise Linux installs Logical Volume Manager (LVM) by default.
Drive configuration
The Linux host name uses the console display.
Host name
Basic Linux server packages are installed.
Packages
Firewall settings are disabled.
Firewall
All NICs are enabled.
Networking
Server Imaging jobs
Windows Sysprep imaging notes:
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The reference and target servers must have the same BIOS EMS setting.
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Do not enable the Automatically perform reconfiguration task after completing this imaging
task
option in the Distribute Disk Image task.
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Some applications do not image properly.
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The “prep” script removes or uninstalls HP hardware-specific software. This removal allows the captured
image to be deployed to any HP server. The Support Pack installation task, after the image deployment,
installs any necessary HP software.
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Just like the scripted installation, you can customize the sysprep answer file.
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By default, the Sysprep jobs use the corresponding Enterprise product key. If you need to capture a
different edition, you must change the job to use the appropriate product key.
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