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Để chỉnh sửa hồ sơ người dùng: Thực hiện chứng thực thẻ thông minh Bản quyền 2002 Sun Microsystems, Inc Tất cả các quyền. Dịch vụ doanh nghiệp,Lưu ý - Người dùng có thể thay đổi mã PIN của họ bằng cách sử dụng giao diện SmartCard. Thiết lập Profile: | Setting Up JumpStart Software Configuration Alternatives Finish Scripts Finish scripts are Bourne scripts that Jumpstart clients run after installing the Solaris OE but before they reboot. Finish scripts allow you to perform a variety of post-installation tasks on the JumpStart client including Setting the power-management configuration Retrieving backed-up data from a server on the network Copying selected files from a JumpStart server to the client The following example finish script causes the JumpStart client to turn off automatic shutdown for power management retrieve its backed-up etc passwd and etc shadow files from a directory on an NFS server and copy a file from the configuration server to the JumpStart client. bin sh touch a noautoshutdown HOSTNAME bin uname -n mount backup mnt if -d mnt HOSTNAME then echo Copying passwd and shadow. cp mnt HOSTNAME passwd a etc passwd cp mnt HOSTNAME shadow a etc shadow fi umount mnt mkdir a labfiles cp SI_CONFIG_DIR files a labfiles This example script works if the following conditions exist The server using the IP address shares the backup directory. The passwd and shadow files exist in the backup client_name directory on the server that shares it where client_name is the host name of the JumpStart client. The configuration server has the file called in the files directory. The files directory must exist in the directory that this server shares and the client uses it as SI_CONFIG_DIR . Configuring the Custom JumpStart Procedure Copyright 2002 Sun Microsystems Inc. All Rights Reserved. Enterprise Services Revision A 17-65 Setting Up JumpStart Software Configuration Alternatives Typically SI_CONFIG_DIR refers to the export config directory on the configuration server. SI_CONFIG_DIR specifically refers to the directory associated with the install_config item that the client found in the etc bootparams directory. The SI_CONFIG_DIR variable is one of several .