
# put standard rc.local back into place
/bin/mv /etc/rc.d/rc.local.shipped /etc/rc.d/rc.local
#reboot to get networks going (restart of network would not address crashed driver)
reboot
EOF
) >> /root/ks-post.log 2>&1
6.7 Configuring RHEV
Section 6.4.3 installed the Windows 2008 VM image used for the RHEV Manager. When
accessing the RHEV-M VM for the first time after sysprep was run, the user must:
• set the region, time, and keyboard settings
• accept the license terms
• specify a password when logging in as Administrator
• optionally, adjust the screen resolution
Several other steps must be followed to complete the configuration such as:
• installing RHEV manager software
• configuring the RHEV environment
• uploading ISO images
6.7.1 Installing RHEV Manager Software
The Red Hat Cloud Foundations Edition One: Private IaaS Clouds document
demonstrated the user interface to installing RHEV-M. This could be followed here as well,
however in the Windows image used for this project, an installation was recorded and the
resulting answer file has been included in the C:\saved directory. A installation answer file can
be created by specifying a “-r” when performing an installation. This generates the file
C:\windows\setup.iss which may be renamed as desired and used when specifying the
options “-s -f1c:\saved\rhevm_config_2.2u2.iss”.
Since this configuration is using local authentication, the domain name is the computer name.
The computer name changes as part of the sysprep process, therefore it must be changed in
the answer file prior to installing the RHEV Manager software. The current computer name
can be obtain by viewing the computer's properties. Edit the rhevm_config_2.2u2.iss file using
a preferred text editor and change the line containing “Domain=” to match that of the
computer name.
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