HP Insight Control Software for Linux User Manual
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IMPORTANT:
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HP recommends that, if you are deploying the image to a software RAID array or an LVM
volume, that you wipe the disk or disks that will receive the image.
•
Before deploying a 64-bit OS image to an AMD Opteron 6200 server, add the following
entry to the /opt/mx/icle/icle.properties file before deploying the image:
EXTRA_KERNEL_PARAMS=acpi=off
To determine if your server is an AMD Opteron 6200 server, see the HP Insight Management
Support Matrix or the HP Insight Control for Linux Support Matrix.
To deploy a captured image to one or managed systems, follow these steps:
1.
Select the following menu item from the Insight Control user interface:
Deploy
→Operating System→Deploy Linux Image...
2.
Do one of the following to select one or more target managed systems:
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If no servers are in the list:
Select Collection.
a.
b.
Select All Servers from the drop down menu.
c.
Select View Contents to display a list of available managed systems in the collection.
d.
Select one or more managed systems from the list.
e.
Select Apply .
f.
Select Next> after you verify that the managed systems list is correct.
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Select Next> if the target list of selected managed systems is already correct.
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Select Add Targets... or Remove Target to modify the list, if the list of selected managed
systems is incorrect.
3.
Apply an Insight Control for Linux license to the managed systems that are not licensed.
4.
Select Next> when all selected managed systems are licensed.
5.
Select the distribution method. The choices are:
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Standard Deploy Linux Image
Select this method for deploying an image to 32 or fewer managed systems or if you
have not prepared for scalable deployment.
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Scalable deployment
Select this method for deploying an image to more than 32 managed systems and you
have prepared for scalable deployment.
IMPORTANT:
You must assign servers to network groups before you can use the Scalable
Deployment method. See
for more information.
The captured image of a 32-bit OS must be smaller than 2 GB so that you can use scalable
deployment. You must use the Standard Deploy Linux Image method instead. You can use
scalable deployment for deploying captured images of a 32-bit operating system that is larger
than 2 GB in size or of a 64-bit operating system without regard to size.
6.
Select Next>.
7.
Select an image to deploy, then select Next>.
8.
Specify whether or not you want to modify the disk partition layout on the imaged systems:
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Select the Use partition scheme from image option if you want to apply the disk partition
layout from the captured image to the target managed systems. Select Next>.
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