Jumpstart using Solaris 8

Thank's goes to:

Michael Miller <Michael.Miller@oyster.co.uk>

>

> using sysidcfg, you need:

>

> security_policy=NONE (for kerberos)

> network_interface=elxl0{netmask=255.255.255.0 protocol_ipv6=yes}

>

> good luck!

and also to:

Kevin Colagio <kevin@web.xcdg.xerox.com>

Matthew Stier <Matthew.Stier@tddny.fujitsu.com>

For similar info.

I've setup a sysifcfg in which I've set:

security_policy=NONE

network_interface=PRIMARY{netmask=255.255.255.0 protocol_ipv6=yes}

And it's working !

Simon.

Here is my original request:

>

> Hi Group,

>

> I've just upgraded my workstation (the jumpstart server) to Solaris 8.

> I've done some testing and I'm ready to move all my workstation to

> Solaris 8. When I do this, it a complete re-install of my workstations

> using jumpstart.

>

> My question:

>

> I'm using almost the same jumpstart env but a Solaris 8 jumpstart client

> is asking two new questions : "Enable IPv6" and "Kerberos security".

>

> Im my case, I want to activate IPv6 but not use Kerberos. How can I do

> this under Solaris 8 jumpstart (PS. I'm using NIS, not sysidcfg) ?

>


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