- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
- Introduction
- Prerequisites And Deployment
- Downloading
DTK
- Extracting DTK Components On Systems Running Windows
- Extracting DTK Components On Systems Running Linux
- DTK Contents
- Sample Configuration Files For Windows
- Sample Configuration Files For Linux
- Sample Scripts For Systems Running Windows
- Sample Scripts For Systems Running Linux
- RPMs
- Documentation
- Drivers And Dell Real Mode Kernel
- Setting Up A
Directory Structure For Deployment
- DTK Utilities And Files
- System-Specific Files
- Operating System
Installation Files
- Creating Operating System Installation Directories On Systems Running Windows Server 2008 Operating System
- Creating Operating System Installation Directories For Systems Running Windows Server 2012 Operating System
- Creating Operating System Installation Directories For Systems Running Supported Linux Operating Systems
- Preparing The
Script Files
- Using The Sample DTK Scripts To Run A Full Deployment
- Editing The
Sample Batch Files To Perform A Complete System Deployment
- Scripts For Deployment On Systems Running Windows
- Scripts For Deployment On Systems Running Linux
- Replication Scripts For Deployment On Systems Running Windows Operating System
- Replication Scripts For Deployment On Systems Running Linux Operating System
- Deployment Scripts For Systems Running Windows Operating Systems
- Deployment Scripts For Systems Running Linux Operating Systems
- Other Scripts For Systems Running Windows Operating Systems
- Other Scripts For Systems Running Linux Operating Systems
- Editing Example Of TKENVSET And tkenvset
- Editing DTK Task Scripts
- Using DTK Sample Scripts To Capture Configuration Information
- Preparing The Operating System Installation Scripts
- Running The
Deployment Scripts
- Media-Based Local Deployment For Systems Running Microsoft Windows
- Media-Based Local Deployment With Networking Enabled For Systems Running Windows
- Deployment Using Removable Boot Media With A Network Connection (Media-Based) For Systems Running Windows
- Deployment Using Removable Boot Media Without A Network (Media-Based) Connection For Systems Running Windows
- Network Based Deployment For Systems Running Windows
- Using A Third-Party Deployment Solution Framework For Systems Running Windows
- Deployment Using Dell Provided Embedded Linux
- Deployment Using Customized Embedded Linux
- Using A Third-Party Deployment Solution Framework For Systems Running Linux
- Running Dell Update Packages On Systems Running Embedded Linux
- Known Issues And Frequently Asked Questions
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Dell OpenManage Deployment Toolkit Version 4.3 User's Guide
autoinst.xml or autoinst_uefi.xml For SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
The autoinst.xml and autoinst_uefi.xml file is the default name of the answer file that you use to automate an unattended SUSE Linux Enterprise Server installation in BIOS and UEFI modes respectively. A sample copy of the autoinst.xml/ autoinst_uefi.xml file is provided as part of DTK download in the /opt/dell/toolkit/template/configs directory. The autoinst.xml/ autoinst_uefi.xml file contains the headings and parameters that instruct the installation utility to perform various configuration tasks. Before a full deployment can be run, edit all appropriate headings and parameters, as necessary.
- NOTE: After installing SUSE Linux Enterprise, change the login password by editing the user node of the root user in autoinst.xml/ autoinst_uefi.xml. You can also encrypt the password file by changing false to true in <encrypted config:type="boolean">false</encrypted> .
- NOTE: See your operating system documentation for instructions on modifying the options in the autoinst.xml/ autoinst_uefi.xml file to customize the scripted installation of your operating system.
When you have completed all necessary modifications of the autoinst.xml/ autoinst_uefi.xml file, save the completed file in the /opt/dell/toolkit/systems/<target system> directory.
After you have successfully edited your deployment scripts, you are ready to create the deployment media and run the deployment. For instructions on creating the deployment media and running a full deployment, see Deployment Using Dell Provided Embedded Linux .
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