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How to Introduce OSIM Boot Images to the Domain Manager

Boot images must be introduced to the domain manager before OSIM can use them.

To introduce OSIM Boot Images to the Domain Manager, the images must be registered either using the Register Boot Images wizard of the DSM Explorer or by using the registerBTImages command directly.

• Execute the command:

  registerBTImages -i osinstal.2;osinstal.3 -s myDomainManager
  

  The command registers the boot images at the OS Installation Manager, myDomainManager, and creates a software package named BootImages with the version number 11.1.0/00 at the associated domain manager.

• If the name and version of images must be modified, execute the command:

  registerBTImages -i osinstal.2;osinstal.3 -s myDomainManager -n mybootimagename -v 1.1/11
  

  The boot images are now ready for deployment through CA ITCM and for application in OS Installation Manager.

• If Unified Logon is not used, remote Linux and Windows domain managers may need a user name, domain, and password to allow registration of boot images. To enable automatic logon and authentication, use:

  registerBTImages -i osinstal.2;osinstal.3 -s myDomainManager -u root -p password
   -d unixl://myDomainManager.xx.com