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02-25-2002 04:00 PM
02-25-2002 04:00 PM
Multiple ROMPaq Install
I am currently working on an automatic server build project and one of the things which I need to do is to ensure that every target server (of the same model range) is configured with the correct FirmWare revisions.
Therefore does anyone know of a way in which ROMPAQ installs can be "daisy-chained" together so that multiple reboots can be avoided and thus reducing the possibility of human error and the amount of time it takes to deliver a fully automated server?
Tnx
Therefore does anyone know of a way in which ROMPAQ installs can be "daisy-chained" together so that multiple reboots can be avoided and thus reducing the possibility of human error and the amount of time it takes to deliver a fully automated server?
Tnx
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