Originally posted by: woofer
Correct, this is the subnet for the lpar. And BTW, this is in the man pages:
Usage: Install partition
lpar_netboot
-v -x -f -i -g args off} -m macaddress
-t ent -s speed -d duplex -S server -G gateway -C client -K subnetmask partition_name profile managed_system
Usage: Install for system supporting full system partition
lpar_netboot
-v -x -f -i -g args off} -m macaddress
-t ent -s speed -d duplex -S server -G gateway -C client -K subnetmask managed_system managed_system
Usage: Return macaddress
lpar_netboot -M -n
-v -x -f -i -A -t ent
off} -D -s speed -d duplex -S server -G gateway -C client -K subnetmask partition_name profile managed_system
Usage: Return macaddress for system supporting full system partition
lpar_netboot -M -n
-v -x -f -i -t ent
off} -D -s speed -d duplex -S server -G gateway -C client -K subnetmask managed_system managed_system
-A Return all adapters of the given type
-C Client IP address
-D Perform ping test, use adapter that successfully ping the server
-G Gateway IP address
-K Subnetmask IP address
-M Discovery ethernet adapter mac address and location code
-S Server IP address
-T Enable or disble spanning tree
-d Network adapter duplex
-f Force close virtual terminal session
-g Generic arguments for booting
-i Force immediate shutdown
-l Physical location code
-m MAC Address
-n Do not boot partition
-s Network adapter speed
-t Specifies network type ent
-v Verbose output
-x Debug output
--help Prints this help
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