Which installadm subcommand must you use to replace the default AI manifest?

Your colleague is administering the company’s Automated Install server and is using a custom
manifest. You now plan to replace the default AI manifest with the custom manifest.

Which installadm subcommand must you use to replace the default AI manifest?

Your colleague is administering the company’s Automated Install server and is using a custom
manifest. You now plan to replace the default AI manifest with the custom manifest.

Which installadm subcommand must you use to replace the default AI manifest?

A.
update-service

B.
update-manifest

C.
set-service

D.
create-manifest

E.
create-service

F.
set-manifest

Explanation:
Explain:
If you want to change the content of a manifest or script that has already been added to an install
service, use the installadm update-manifest command. Criteria, default status, and
manifest_or_script_name are not changed as a result of the update.
# installadm update-manifest -n s11-x86
-f ./newregion1.xml -m region1
The create-manifest and update-manifest subcommands validate XML manifest files before
adding them to the install service. AI syntactically validates the AI manifests at client installation
time.
Note – If an invalid manifest is provided to a client, the automated installation aborts. To
investigate the cause of the validation failure, see the /system/volatile/install_log on the client.
Reference: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23824_01/html/E21798/changeai.html



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Brett

Brett

C

Make the new manifest the default.

You can designate any manifest file or derived manifest script to be the default manifest or script for a service. To change the default among manifests and scripts that you have already added to the service, use the –M option with the set-service subcommand.

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E36784_01/html/E36800/gmfbv.html

asdf

asdf

Correct . Verified that as well . thanks