# du -sk /export/install
　3083278 /export/install

　　d. Remove the DVD from the DVD player.

　# cd /;eject

　　Create the ClIEnt Configuration Files

　　The client configuration files are used to control a custom JumpStart installation.

　　a. Create a configuration Directory where the files will reside:

　# mkdir /export/config

　　b. Create the sysidcfg file:

　　The first file to create is the sysidcfg file. This file must be properly formatted with correct information or the file is ignored and the hands-off JumpStart installation is aborted. The installation then defaults to the standard Solaris interactive installation.

　　A JumpStart client looks for a file named sysidcfg before the OS installation begins. This file must be named "sysidcfg", so in order to have multiple versions of the file, each sysidcfg file must reside in a separate directory. Each client can have its own sysidcfg file, or multiple clients can use the same sysidcfg file. The sysidcfg file is assigned to a client by the add_install_client command. The following shows the creation of two sysidcfg files:

　# cd /export/config
　# mkdir sysidcfg1
　# cd sysidcfg1
　# vi sysidcfg
　system_locale=en_US.ISO8859-1
　timezone=US/Pacific
　timeserver=localhost
　terminal=vt100
　name_service=NONE
　security_policy=NONE
　root_passWord=<encrypted from /etc/shadow>
　network_interface=bge0 {hostname=client1
　　　　　　　　　　　　　netmask=255.255.255.0
　　　　　　　　　　　　　protocol_ipv6=no
　　　　　　　　　　　　　default_route=172.16.64.1}
　:wq
　# cd ../
　# mkdir sysidcfg2
　# cd sysidcfg2
　# vi sysidcfg
　system_locale=en_US.ISO8859-1
　timezone=US/Pacific
　timeserver=localhost
　terminal=vt100
　name_service=NONE
　security_policy=NONE
　root_password=<encrypted from /etc/shadow>
　network_interface=bge0 {hostname=client2
　　　　　　　　　　　　　netmask=255.255.255.0
　　　　　　　　　　　　　protocol_ipv6=no
　　　　　　　　　　　　　default_route=172.16.64.1}
　:wq

　　c. Create the rules file:

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