Gerhard Hofmann wrote:
@Adam:
Can you give me some more information about "install machines remotely"?
This makes me curious, is there a way to use Unattended push-based?
There is a way to use Unattended push-ish based. The process is rather
simple. We have a command on our network that will ssh into any of our
machines, and run a command on that machine. for example, the ssh
command would be: ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] "shutdown -s -t 0".
That shuts down the machine.
Next we send a wake-on-lan packet to the computer, and with the correct
bios settings (on Dell 270's), the computer will wake and begin PXE
booting. Through the modifications to the config.pl script, the lab
computers specific settings are pulled from a mysql database. They go
through the entire install process, and then join the domain, ready to
be used.
We have it working for some computers right now, via some commands I
have written, but by the time I am done with things, we'll be able to
reinstall a whole lab, or individual computer by the click of a button
on a web page.
I am working on documenting the whole process I have gone through on our
internal wiki, but I'd be happy to post the process to Unattended's wiki
as soon we get all the kinds worked out.
I hope that helps.
Adam
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