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If you're after pristine beaches, a laidback lifestyle and some awesome Mayan ruins then look no further. Honduras is resplendent with rivers, reefs, ruins and even the occasional (dormant) volcano. Explore the explosion of colour at the world's second-largest barrier reef, cycle over hills and through banana plantations, hangout with locals over a licuado or gaze up at the swaying palms as you recharge on a perfect beach.
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- Dive In: You can't ask for better aquatic fun than in Honduras. Swim, dive or snorkel through turquoise waters in the company of thousands of fish, crazy coral and colourful creatures.
- Two-Wheel Adventure: There's plenty of adventure for landlubbers too. Hire a bicycle or scooter and head inland to explore volcanic landscapes, banana plantations and easy-going villages.
- Rum and Rumba: Spend the evenings practicing your Spanish with the locals over a guaro (sugar cane liquor), then hit the dance floor to learn some Caribbean moves.
- Explore Mayan Ruins: Explore Copan under the gaze of huge carved faces staring out from ancient walls. As you walk past monuments, statues and staircases it's hard not to wonder at the mysterious disappearance of such a creative civilisation.
- Colonial Traditions: Visit churches and hang out in plazas for a very different taste of the tropics. Christian traditions introduced by the Spanish are still very strong here and Semana Santa celebrations are incredibly colourful.
- Licuados: Cool off with a delicious fruit and milk licuado. Pick one up in any restaurant or a street stall as you explore.
- Coconut Bread: This is a sweet treat that screams "I'm in the tropics and my tastebuds think it's awesome!"
- Beach Time: With all that sightseeing, drinking, eating and swimming under your belt, don't forget to take time out to laze away on perfect white sand beaches.
- Shopping: There are plenty of goodies in the local markets to fill up your backpack. For unusual mementos pick up woodcarvings, traditional instruments, paintings, straw hats and even cigars.
- Go Bananas: If you're in any doubt you're in the tropics then grab a banana - they're everywhere. Have a banana licuado, eat one fresh from the tree or try tajaditas (fried bananas).
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On this mission trip students will be traveling to an outskirt of Guatemala city, Peronia, over Thanksgiving to provide a two day workshop. For years Peronia has been known for its rival gang violence. This past year, through God's grace and provision, the pastor of a church there has led the two major gangs to reconciliation. Today, former enemies work side-by-side in a church-supported retail distribution business and the wives of the ex-gang members have come together to start a sewing school. These 30 ladies will graduate this October and are in need of some basic business acumen to establish their business. JBU SIFE will provide seminars on finance and marketing. Finally, we will encourage and validate the women in their new chosen lifestyle. We will also bring guest speakers in for the men to bring legitimacy to what their wives are doing. There will be Bible lessons and activities for the children. It will wrap up with a family picnic and time of fellowship. We appreciate your prayers as we prepare and move forward with this mission trip.
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'[The Poème] is a delightful work, in free form, given a provocative, tenderly phrased and sympathetic performance by Graffin and the Chilingirian … charming collection, beautifully played'(Classic CD)
'It is truly like hearing it for the first time, at least in this performance, which is far more than just technically superb' (American Record Guide)
'A welcome successor to these artists' magnificent Hyperion [earlier Chausson recording] … the Piano Trio of 1881 receives a commanding performance—quite the finest I've heard' (Hi Fi News)
'The opulent sound of this disc is ideal for Chausson … Philippe Graffin's sensuous unforced tone sails above the texture … [he] gives a plangent account of the solo part, with something of that sense of freedom that Ysaÿe, the work's sponsor, would certainly have conveyed … Neidich's playing is quite remarkable for its breadth of expression in the Andante as well as for the extraordinarily brilliantly articulated Allegro. Hoffman and Devoyon are equally convincing in the beautiful, dreamy Pièce for cello and piano' (Gramophone)
'Philippe Graffin's solo violin and Pascal Devoyon's piano recreate music which, in Debussy's words, "becomes the very feeling which inspires its emotion"' (The Times)
'This is one of the most beautiful discs of chamber music I have ever heard. In every respect it is sheer perfection, the young French violinist, Philippe Graffin, playing with a passion you may be fortunate enough to hear once in your life' (Yorkshire Post)
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This recording brings together four of Chausson's chamber works from different periods of his short life. His youthful Piano Trio and the Andante and Allegro date from April 1881; the Pièce for cello and piano—one of his last compositions—from 1897. Throughout his life the composer favoured vocal and chamber music. He wrote the Andante and Allegro (which is much more adventurous than its simple title implies) while preparing for the Prix de Rome. It was followed by the admirable and passionate Piano Trio in G minor, a work of an altogether different calibre and hue. The programme's highlight is the first recording of the famous Poème in a version for piano, violin and string quartet (the same combination as for the famous Concert in D major, Op 21), discovered by chance in 1996. This CD is a companion to the already issued disc of the Concert and the Piano Quartet by these artists (CDA66907). Chausson's only remaining chamber work, the String Quartet, was also recorded and intended for this disc, but it was too long. It is now available on CDA67097with the String Quartet No 2 of Vincent d'Indy, also played by the Chilingirian Quartet. |
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This recording brings together four of Chaussons chamber works from different periods in his short life: his youthful Piano Trio and the Andante and Allegro for clarinet and piano date from 1881; the Pièce for cello and pianoone of his last compositionsfrom 1897. The programmes highlight is the first recording of the Poème in a version for violin, piano and string quartet, discovered by chance in 1996.
Throughout his life the composer of Le Roi Arthus favoured vocal and chamber music, genres which reflected his own personality so well. If, like many novice composers, Chausson at first turned to the mélodie (Les Lilas and Chanson of 1877, added to between 1880 and 1882 by the seven songs which form Opus 2) and to the piano (two Sonatines of 1878 and the Opus 1 Fantaisies of 1879 which he destroyed), he soon broadened his scope by writing the Andante and Allegro for clarinet and piano in April 1881 (while preparing for the Prix de Rome), and shortly afterwards the admirable Piano Trio in G minor. The Andante and Allegro, which has no opus number, is much more adventurous than its simple title implies, not least because, as a young student at the Conservatoire coming late to music, he deliberately chose the clarinet, an instrument which rarely featured in the salons and concert halls and towards which the majority of composers in the nineteenth century only turned late in their careers. Like any seasoned professional Chausson experimented with all of the expressive and technical possibilities of the clarinet, bringing into play the colours of its different registers, its lyricism and virtuosity, its brightness and mellowness of tone. If the Andante and Allegro reflects the influence of his two professorsFrancks density of texture and Massenets refined lyricismit also reveals an individual style characterized by abundant modulations, numerous seventh-chords on the piano, and a fusion of binary and ternary rhythms. From the opening bars a full-bodied and eloquent dialogue is established between the two instruments, low down on the keyboard, higher on the clarinet which, in the Allegro, seeks to express itself more forcefully, yet very discreetly. The Piano Trio in G minor, Opus 3, is of an altogether different calibre and hue. Familiar with Baudelaire and the Greek poets, Chausson found it almost impossible to create a musical setting for the silly and simplistic text of LArabe, a compulsory part of the competition in Rome; his entry failed to impress the jury. But it was this failure which made him more determined than ever to compose, leading him to write a carefully constructed score brimming with lyricism and beautiful touchesas if to show the establishment what he could really do. Composed at Montbovon in Switzerland between mid July and mid September 1881, the Trio for piano, violin and cello established from the outset the young musicians leaning towards chamber music at a time when his peers were moving towards opera. Above all, it shows an exceptional sense of architecture and lyricism. The opening Pas trop lent introduces two threads, one very rhythmicat the start of which appears a very recognizable motif (two demisemiquavers and a crochet)and the other melodic, descending and chromatic, blending into the same motif. The ensuing theme of this movement is similarly based on two ideas, introduced by the violin in G minor and continued on the cello. The development lets us follow the thematic thread with the motif being repeated four times, fortissimo. Conceived as an intermezzo, the second movement in B flat (Vite, in 3/8) is also based around two themes, the latter being longer and more rhythmically subtle. A surprise awaits the listener in the third movement: its only theme is none other than the second motif from the first movement played at half speed. It is in this beautiful D?minor piano tune, which variously hints at the works first motif, that the spirit and eclecticism of the musician is to be found through the unceasing changes of tonality and subtle ambiguities of harmony. In the final movement he comes full circle (having introduced two more motifs), and the principal elements of the score, slightly altered, give this Trio the cyclical form beloved of Franck. Given its first performance on 8 April 1882 at the Société Nationale de Musique, but completely overlooked (not a single critic turned up), the Trio has since come into its own, particularly since 1970. For a long time the Opus 39 Pièce has been neglected, perhaps because of the simplicity of its title. It is a delicately worked, slow, contemplative elegy written with a refined sense of poetry, where the form is tinged with gentleness and the modulations are seamless. It dies away, morendo, like the sun setting on the horizon. Behind this apparent simplicity, however, Chausson subtly weaves the work into six sections, its broad rhythms and perfectly-judged sonorities intermingled with a craftsmanship that belies the art behind the art. By good fortune a manuscript of the famous Poème for violin and orchestra was discovered in 1996 in a version with accompaniment for piano and string quartet, the same combination as for the famous Concert, Opus 21 (recorded on Hyperion CDA66907). The latters triumphant first performance on 26 February 1892 in Brussels was to revive Chaussons muse, which had been exhausted by the long gestation of his opera Le Roi Arthus. He would go on to write several works in a variety of genres: mélodie (Chansons de Shakespeare, Poèmes de Verlaine, Cantique à lépouse, Chanson perpétuelle), piano (Quelques Danses, Paysage), orchestral (Soir de fête) and chamber musicthe Pièce for cello (or viola) and piano in C?major, Opus 39, in August, 1897and, lastly, the admirable String Quartet in C minor which remained unfinished. A detailed discussion on this unfamiliar version of the Poème is provided by Philippe Graffin (see performance note). Jean Gallois © 1998 |


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Unless you've lost your passport on a foreign trip, you've probably have never had the chance to visit a U.S. embassy. I have. As an itinerant academic who's worked on U.S. government-funded programs in Central and Southeast Asia, I've had to check in at several embassies. I used to look forward to it. No longer.
In the mid-1990s, I spent over a year on a Fulbright Fellowship in the Central Asian republic of Kyrgyzstan. The embassy in the capital, Bishkek, was housed in a modestly sized but elegant 19th-century Russian-style house on a leafy boulevard, just around the corner from our apartment. My wife and I stopped by a couple of times a week to check out videos from the library, read week-old U.S. newspapers and find out about expatriate social events. The staff welcomed us. The place bustled with visitors. Security was thorough but unobtrusive.
Today, the U.S. embassy is located on a flat, open area of land south of the city with no other construction permitted nearby. Its thick, high walls are topped with spikes and monitored by security cameras. It's a long bus ride from downtown, so no one just stops by anymore. It looks like a prison, not a diplomatic mission.
This one-size-fits-all architectural model is repeated in other countries. Even in an unfamiliar city, it's easy to spot the U.S. embassy because it's more fortified than most government or military installations. In the local language, it's usually called "Fortress America." It's expensive to build, maintain and staff.
Today, security has trumped diplomacy. After several visits to Fortress America in Kazakhstan's capital, Astana, last year, I learned the rules:
Make an appointment with a staff member. Unless it's a real emergency, you can't just show up and expect someone to help you (as at other government offices). You are not allowed to leave the security gate area unless accompanied by the staff member. No electronics. Remember those school exams when all you were allowed to take into the room was a notebook and pencil. The same rule. You have to leave your laptop, flash drives and cellphone with the security guards.
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Thompson started swimming as a child. Because his mother was a polio survivor and she never learned how to swim, she was determined all her children would swim. The family also traveled together; they spent weeks each summer traveling to the corners of the country—mostly in an old station wagon pulling a trailer.
Through his age group years, he spent the remaining weeks of the summers at the pool with the local swim team, then later as a lifeguard. Thompson peaked at an early age, winning a state championship at age 12. Due to a number of factors and activities, he did not maintain this high level of competitiveness. He did swim in high school and for two years in college (NCAA III), but feels he never achieved his potential. Masters swimming was his chance to compete again, so he has been back at championships for over 10 years including USMS, Pan Am and several FINA Worlds Masters events. To be prepared, he trains four to five days a week at the pool.
The workout group he swims with averages about 3,500 yards per workout and sometimes pushes up to 5,000. As an age-group swimmer, Thompson was encouraged to swim everything. So, despite excelling in breaststroke, he thinks of himself as a sprint-distance-IMer. He tries to challenge himself to participate in all the pool meets in the area and does all the different events over the year.
He and his teammates have been participating in the 5K Postal each summer, giving themselves a chance to challenge their fitness level. "I think I am ready to try a 10K swim next summer," he says. Thompson also has participated in a few open water events and his LMSC is looking into creating a local event by partnering with triathlon groups.
"Tracking my yardage in GTD has been a great asset in maintaining my fitness. After a couple years of GTD, I can reflect on what I did within a season in previous years, recalling why my yardage was lower in 2009 versus 2010. I keep adding to my goal with an anticipated near 250 miles in 2010."
While getting back into competitive swim shape, Thompson tried a number of activities including triathlons and underwater hockey. "Finding new things to try was fun, but I stopped UWH after dislocating my thumb at a tournament. I still like the idea of triathlons, but I am not a runner—so I look for aqua-bike events, but they are not popular in the Midwest," he says.
Thompson and his partner belong to a dinner club—trying the new restaurants around town and hosting as well as visiting friends' homes. They also enjoy travel and try to take at least one big trip each year (mostly to attend swim events for him). In recent years they have traveled to Germany, San Juan, Italy, Australia and New Zealand. When they are at home, they enjoy time with friends and family, including Thompson's partner's three adult children and several grandchildren.
Over the years, Thompson has gone from helping the local operations with Masters swimming to the zone and now at the national level. "I bring a midwestern sensibility to the USMS Board of Directors and hopefully reflect the interest and values of our members. If you have issues or concerns about how USMS is operating, I encourage everyone to talk with their local LMSC officers, contact a USMS committee or one of the directors/officers on the USMS board, as well as the national office staff in Sarasota."


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: Dec 6, 2012 3:44 PM by 894642
Using SC Profile Templates - {{AI_HOSTNAME}} variable not being used
Dec 3, 2012 8:34 PM
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I'm having trouble with using AI System Configuration Profile Templates.
I cannot get the AI_HOSTNAME, AI_IPV4 and AI_NETWORK variables to be passed onto the install client. Has anyone had any success with this?
Amongst all the usual stuff, my SC template contains these lines:
<propval type="astring" name="nodename" value="{{AI_HOSTNAME}}"/>
<propval type="net_address_v4" name="static_address" value="{{AI_IPV4}}/25"/>
<propval type="net_address_v4" name="default_route" value="{{AI_NETWORK}}"/>
The lines are taken from the "Installing Oracle Solaris 11 Systems" example.
Then I submit to the AI service
# installadm create-client -n s11-sparc -e aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff
# installadm create-profile -n s11-sparc -f <profile_file> -p <profile_name> -c mac="aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff"
The documentation shows that afterwards I should be able to do "# installadm export -n s11-sparc -p <profile_name>" and see the {{AI_placeholders}} replaced with the variable values. But all I see are the unchanged {{AI_placeholders}}.
I have tried exporting the variables first as suggested in the installation guide, e.g.,
# export AI_HOSTNAME=myhost; export AI_IPV4=10.245.129.175; export AI_NETWORK=10.245.129.129
# installadm create-profile -n s11-sparc -f <profile_file> -p <profile_name> -c mac="aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff"
I have tried the other method shown in the 11.0 installation guide. In this case the sc profile isn't found during AI (which makes sense because the -c are selection criteria, AI can't match what isn't defined yet).
-c hostname="myhost" -c ipv4="10.245.129.175" -c network="10.245.129.129
I have been referring to Chapter 11 of "Installing Oracle Solaris 11 Systems". The documentation for Solaris 11.0 and Solaris 11.1 is quite different. The 11.0 guide looks more correct than the 11.1 guide. But neither are working for me.
11.0 http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23824_01/html/E21798/glhwo.html
11.1 http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E26502_01/html/E28980/glhwo.html
Additionally the man page examples are quite different. http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E26502_01/html/E29031/installadm-1m.html Example 20 seems particularly nonsensical.
When the client installs, everything else in the defined in the sc profile is correct, but the hostname stays "solaris" and the IP and default route are the ones assigned by DHCP. The {{AI varaibles}} I passed in are ignored.
My environment:
AI server is Solaris 11.1 SRU 1.0.4 (email@example.com,5.11-0.175.1.1.0.4.2 and firstname.lastname@example.com,5.11-0.175.1.0.0.24.1736)
IPS repo contains Solaris 11 11/11 (up to SRU 13-04) and Solaris 11.1 (up to SRU 1.0.4)
Install client is a logical domain on SPARC T4-2 (firstname.lastname@example.com,5.11-0.175.1.1.0.3.0)
Missing JumpStart :-(
In the Oracle Knowledgebase the only reference to AI_HOSTNAME is this bug
Bug 15729916
Says it was fixed in Solaris 11. Maybe it broke again, or maybe I'm just missing something.
Edited by: user1077157 on Dec 3, 2012 8:30 PM
Re: Using SC Profile Templates - {{AI_HOSTNAME}} variable not being used
Dec 4, 2012 2:28 AM
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As of build 8, the behavior has changed: the template placeholders will be stored unaltered in the profile, to be replaced with the actual client system criteria values at the time of the automated installation (
bug 15763055).
Re: Using SC Profile Templates - {{AI_HOSTNAME}} variable not being used
Dave Miner
Dec 4, 2012 8:35 AM
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You seem to be referring to the Solaris 11 documentation but using 11.1. This feature was changed in 11.1 so that the values are expanded dynamically at installation time based on the values acquired using DHCP or supplied in the network-boot-arguments OBP variable. If you want to expand profiles in the old way, we'd suggest using normal Unix text-processing tools to pre-process the profiles prior to registration with installadm, as that's effectively all you were getting before.
Re: Using SC Profile Templates - {{AI_HOSTNAME}} variable not being used
Dec 4, 2012 5:17 PM
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Thanks, William,
Helps to have the Bug ID. My mistake was to search for "sc profile template solaris 11" and "system configuration profile template solaris 11" in the MOS bug database.
Re: Using SC Profile Templates - {{AI_HOSTNAME}} variable not being used
Dec 4, 2012 6:26 PM
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Hello Dave,
I am using Solaris 11.1. Yes, I was looking in both 11.0 (11 11/11) and 11.1 Installation guides. The reason was that when I found things not working for me I checked the 11.1 guide, when I read http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E26502_01/html/E28980/glhwo.html I thought "Hey, that's not how I remember it" so I checked the 11.0 guide and found that they are quite different.
The {{AI_HOSTNAME}} (and the others) are not working for me because I am not passing values from DHCP or the network-boot-arguments OBP variable.
To my way of thinking setting values in /etc/netboot or OPB network-boot-arguments is quite different to exporting variables in the shell on the AI server, so I didn't make that connection mentally.
As I mentioned, the 11.1 man pages and installation guide have both been changed. Neither mentions the fact that the behaviour is different to that of 11.0, why it was changed or what has to be done differently. The '11.1 What's New' PDF http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/server-storage/solaris11/documentation/solaris11-1-whatsnew-1732377.pdf doesn't mention changes to profiles in the Installation section either.
11.1 Installing guide chapter 14 has details about the OBP network-boot-arguments, I saw that a few weeks back and thought "Cool , SPARC doesn't need DHCP fiddling any more". But there's nothing there that makes it obvious that something has changed with SC Profiles or how the variables are retrieved at install time. I think http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E26502_01/html/E28980/glhwo.html should have some references to http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E26502_01/html/E28980/clients.html
Re: Using SC Profile Templates - {{AI_HOSTNAME}} variable not being used
Dec 4, 2012 10:53 PM
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Getting somewhere now (two out of three).
Manifest has:
<propval type="astring" name="nodename" value="{{AI_HOSTNAME}}"/>
<propval type="net_address_v4" name="static_address" value="{{AI_IPV4}}/25"/>
<propval type="net_address_v4" name="default_route" value="{{AI_NETWORK}}"/>
I set the OBP network-boot-arguments
ok setenv network-boot-arguments host-ip=10.245.129.175,router-ip=10.245.129.129,subnet-mask=255.255.255.128,hostname=build06,file=http://10.245.140.20:5555/cgi-bin/wanboot-cgi
After installation I saw that {{AI_HOSTNAME}} and {{AI_IPV4}} have been retrieved properly but {{AI_NETWORK}} shows the network's subnet ID not the default route.
# egrep "nodename|net_address_v4" /system/volatile/profile/profile_build06.UPU2yq.xml
<propval type="astring" name="nodename" value="build06"/>
<propval type="net_address_v4" name="static_address" value="10.245.129.175/25"/>
<propval type="net_address_v4" name="default_route" value="10.245.129.128"/>
I conclude that {{AI_NETWORK}} does not use the router-ip=<n.n.n.n> in OBP network-boot-arguments, it derives the subnet ID from the host-ip and subnet-mask
In the 11.0 Install Guide {{AI_NETWORK}} was used as the place holder for the default route. The 11.1 Install Guide no longer uses this example, so I assume it has been deprecated.
So how do I pass in the correct default_route to the SC profile template?
Re: Using SC Profile Templates - {{AI_HOSTNAME}} variable not being used
Dec 5, 2012 2:01 AM
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There is presently no template variable to represent the default router IP address; the template variables are limited to the criteria used in AI profile lookups.
Templating is not offered in Jumpstart, and it is a relatively new idea. We are interested in hearing new use cases to justify support for additional template variables.
As you wrote, AI_NETWORK indicates the subnet. I do not think that AI_NETWORK has changed.
Thank you for explicitly pointing out the documentation discrepancies.
Re: Using SC Profile Templates - {{AI_HOSTNAME}} variable not being used
Dec 5, 2012 10:20 PM
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Hi William,
Thanks for confirming that there is no current template variable to represent the default router IP address. That's what I had concluded but I wanted to be sure of it before I a put a work around in place. As you said, this templating is new, but that's why I wanted to investigate because it looks like it could solve a few problems for me.
I reckon you're right AI_NETWORK didn't change between 11.0 and 11.1. It's just that the doco changed in the meantime and some months had passed since I last tried to use it. In September (we were on 11 11/11 SRU 8) I couldn't get AI_NETWORK to work as the default route as indicated in the 11.0 installation guide, so I put the IP addresses of the routers in my SC profiles and made a note to come back to it later. After updating to 11.1 I came back to it and found it still didn't work, but it wasn't working for different reasons.
Here is our use case:
We would prefer not to rely on DHCP for providing configuration data at install time. This is for operational and change mangagement reasons rather than technical. In our organisation there is no DCHP in the Production Data Centres, IP configuration is static and that is the end of the story. DHCP is available in some parts of pre-production environments. wanboot is available most places.
So we need a provisioning mechanism that can use DHCP if it is available, but use something else otherwise. OBP network-boot-arguments seems to be the "something else" for SPARC network installations. (We'll also have to provide distribution constructor ISO images for installing clients in new sites where the network infrastructure is not complete -- but that's another story).
In parts of the network where DHCP is allowed, it may not be set up. This can take several weeks to be implemented because it crosses several lines of business. The security team have to set up ACLs in the firewalls, the network team have to configure ip-helpers on the switches to pass DHCP requests along, another part of the network team have to configure the routes, the AD team have to provision a new DHCP range, scope and next-server value to direct to the AI server, the DNS team have to create placeholder A and PTR records. Some tasks can occur concurrently although others cannot. Then we add change control, approval processes, documenation updates and liaison with outsourcing providers to all this... it becomes a non-trivial case.
If the field engineer who racks and cables the server to the management vlan (or the sysadmin that creates a new LDom) can simply add some OBP variables then 'boot net - install' that will save a heap of time and money.
I don't think that we are unique in our requirements. I've worked in several organisations where there have been similar contraints.
That's why I would like two more AI_ variables for SC Profiles, namely AI_ROUTER and AI_NETMASK. These would map to the router-ip and subnet-mask in the OBP network-boot-arguments.
For consistency with AI_IPV4 maybe they should be AI_ROUTERV4 and AI_NETMASKV4. The existing AI_NETWORK should probably be AI_NETWORKV4
In the meantime, the workaround I mentioned will be a first boot script called by an SMF service. It will look for eeprom network-boot-arguments. If none are defined, nothing will happen. Otherwise, if the OBP host-ip matches the current IP and the OBP hostname matches the current hostname and the OPB router-ip does not match current default route, the script will assume that the client has been freshly built with "boot net - install" (I might check a few things in /var/log/install/install_log too). It will then delete the default route and add a new one using the OBP router-ip. It'll then clear the OPB network-boot-arguments and restart the sendmail and dns client services.
The build team will then have the option of creating an SC profile from the template with AI_ placeholders or creating an SC profile with specific values, In both cases they can set the OBP network-boot-arguments and bypass DHCP.
Thought I should add the reasoning for AI_NETMASK (aside from the fact that it is grabbable because it is in the OBP network-boot-arguments list).
I envision using AI_NETMASK to reduce the number of SC profiles I will need, for example
Service/Profile Criteria
net22 netmask = 255.255.252.0
net23 netmask = 255.255.254.0
net24 None
net25 netmask = 255.255.255.128
net26 netmask = 255.255.255.192
net27 netmask = 255.255.255.224
net28 netmask = 255.255.255.240
The net+NN+ profiles themselves will be identical except for one thing, the CIDR notation subnet bits at the end.
+<propval type="net_address_v4" name="static_address" value="{{AI_IPV4}}/24"/>+
At the moment because only AI_NETWORK is available, so I will need an SC Profile for each network that is not a /24 That will get ugly eventually.
As I understand it, you want to maintain a direct mapping between AI_ variables and the network-boot-arguments key-value pairs. But if you're open the having some AI_ variables that are derived or calculated at install time there are a couple that would be nice to have.
AI_MASKBITS - calculate the CIDR notation mask bits from the network-boot-arguments subnet-mask, e.g.,
+<propval type="net_address_v4" name="static_address" value="{{AI_IPV4}}/{{AI_MASKBITS}}"/>+
AI_IPV4CIDR - even nicer - network-boot-arguments host-ip, slash, CIDR maskbits calculated from network-boot-arguments subnet-mask, e.g.,
+<propval type="net_address_v4" name="static_address" value="{{AI_IPV4CIDR}}"/>+
Edited by: user1077157 on Dec 5, 2012 10:14 PM
Re: Using SC Profile Templates - {{AI_HOSTNAME}} variable not being used
Dave Miner
Dec 6, 2012 12:12 PM
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You may find that you'll get better results by generating your configuration profile as part of an AI Derived Manifests script. This is possible beginning with 11.1 as we fixed some issues that got in the way of generating the configuration profile as well. With that approach you have complete ability to look at the environment of the AI client, calculate values you want, etc. and generate exactly the configuration you desire If you would like expansions to the templating capability itself, please ask support to file enhancement requests.
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Dec 6, 2012 3:44 PM
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Hi Dave,
That's interesting news that there were some AI Derived Manifest fixes. I tried that a few months back when we were still on Solaris 11. It didn't work quite right for me with SC profiles at the time so I gave up. Time to revisit.
The Support people frequently advise me to consult https://forums.oracle.com when I create an SR that isn't a clear cut break/fix case. Every time I create an SR I swear to myself that it will be the last time because it wastes a lot of time trying to convince Support that a bug exists or to create an enhancement request. They seem to be very focused on "here is the work around, let me close this SR".
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Video: Nnamdi Asomugha Makes Bizarre Appearance on Kroll Show
Mar 7, 2013, 1:11 AM EDT
Nnamdi Asomugha is still technically a member of the Philadelphia Eagles which makes his bizarre appearance on Comedy Central's Kroll Show last night somewhat relevant.
I'm not even sure what it was though to be honest. A bit of a bit of a bit?
Anyway, that Nick Kroll character was some Jersey'd-up (Staten Island?) bride-to-be on some wedding show ala something Kim Kardashian was on once, or so I'm guessing. Do people normally sponsor weddings? Anyway, Kim Kardashian married a moderately-successful-yet-overhyped pro athlete and made a TV show about it.
Enter Eagles cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha. Also a moderately-successful-yet-overhyped pro athlete. He appears to be playing the role of would-be groom. This is where the bit about a reality show features another reality show and then the Krollzilla bride gets punked, aka Nnamdi'd. I think.
The catch phrase is "You Got Nnamdi'd!" It's on a hat.
Aaaand scene.
Anyway, there has to be a better use of the "You Got Nnamdi'd" catchphrase, so we took a quick stab at it below.
AP Photos with our slight tweakage
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