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Solaris Express Installation Guide: Network-Based Installations
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System Configuration File Settings and Syntax

The system configuration file enables you to direct the WAN boot installation programs to the following files.

  • sysidcfg

  • rules.ok

  • Custom JumpStart profile

The system configuration file is a plain text file, and must be formatted in the following pattern.

setting=value

The system.conf file must contain the following settings.

SsysidCF=sysidcfg-file-URL

This setting points to the directory on the install server that contains the sysidcfg file. For WAN installations that use HTTPS, set the value to a valid HTTPS URL.

SjumpsCF=jumpstart-files-URL

This setting points to the custom JumpStart directory that contains the rules.ok and profile files. For WAN installations that use HTTPS, set the value to a valid HTTPS URL.

You can store the system.conf in any directory that is accessible to the WAN boot server.

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