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02-21-2000 01:42 AM
02-21-2000 01:42 AM
How do I make an ignite image of the ignite server?
Hi! I was wondering if it was possible to create an Ignite image of ignite
server. I am playing with Ignite on a test server, and don't want to use any
other server than this one since all the others are production servers. Can
someone shed some light on how to do this?
Thanks in advance for your assistance.
server. I am playing with Ignite on a test server, and don't want to use any
other server than this one since all the others are production servers. Can
someone shed some light on how to do this?
Thanks in advance for your assistance.
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02-22-2000 04:02 AM
02-22-2000 04:02 AM
Re: How do I make an ignite image of the ignite server?
make_sys_image - You can do a man on it. But you can put it to a disk or
whatever - if you have another server that has available disk space, then the
syntax would be something like...
/opt/ignite/data/scripts/make_sys_image -s 122.201.22.100 -d /depot
That would put the image on the server whose ip is 122.201.22.100 and place the
file in the /depot directory on that server.
If you wanted to, you could just specify your servers ip address, etc, but if
not, make sure that the /.rhosts file trusts the sending machine.
whatever - if you have another server that has available disk space, then the
syntax would be something like...
/opt/ignite/data/scripts/make_sys_image -s 122.201.22.100 -d /depot
That would put the image on the server whose ip is 122.201.22.100 and place the
file in the /depot directory on that server.
If you wanted to, you could just specify your servers ip address, etc, but if
not, make sure that the /.rhosts file trusts the sending machine.
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08-08-2000 03:18 AM
08-08-2000 03:18 AM
Re: How do I make an ignite image of the ignite server?
This is not necessary since the main point of ignite is to make archive recovery/bootable tape.
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