Using The System As A Server - Sun Ultra 10 Guía De Puesta En Marcha Con Software Preinstalado

1. Power on the system (see "Powering On the System" on page en-4
2. Hold down the Stop+A keys until the system stops at the ok prompt.
3. Press the eject button on the CD-ROM drive to open the CD-ROM drive tray.
4. Insert the Solaris Server version CD (orderable separately) and close the tray.
5. Set the system's boot-device variable when you see the ok prompt. Refer to the
6. Type boot cdrom at the ok prompt.
7. For more information about setting up the server version of the Solaris software,
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Using the System as a Server

The system can be used as a server if you install the server version of the Solaris
software. To use the system as a server:
note below for information and instructions.
Note – If you reinstall Solaris software to this system manually, you must set the
boot-device variable to match the disk slice where the Solaris software is
installed.
If you accepted the preinstalled software when you powered on the system, the
Solaris software slice differs, depending on which version of the Solaris software
you chose. Solaris 7 3/99 boots from disk:a, but Solaris 8 boots from disk:h. The
following chart shows how the disk slices correspond to the boot-device
variables.
Slice
boot-device
0
disk:a
1
disk:b
3
disk:d
4
disk:e
5
disk:f
6
disk:g
7
disk:h
For example, to set the boot-device variable to disk:a, at the ok prompt, type
setenv boot-device disk:a
refer to the documentation that came with the Solaris Media Kit.
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