create a startup script in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts, using another vlan’d interface as a template (ifcfg-ethX.vlan) create a routing table in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts, using another vlan’d route as a template (route-ethX.vlan) add the new route to /etc/iproute2/rt_tables using an unused table number (name needs to match what you specified your routing table) ifup the interface and ping it to be sure everything works (hint: make sure your switch has tagged the packets for
This is a Mac OS X specific setup so that Server Admin doesn’t trample your configs if you ever make any changes (the cyrus part anyway, even though we’re not really using a cyrus delivery from postfix…)
Create the file you want to load into the value as plain text and scp it to your destination server. Create an applescript with the following text: set the text_file to open for access file “Remote HD:path:to:file” set text_of_file to read text_file do shell script “niutil -createprop -t radmind/network /computer_lists/Peds\ Managed\ Classic mcx_settingss ‘” & text_of_file & “‘” Save the applescript local, then scp it to the destination server ssh to the destination server as root and run `osascript name_of_applescript` Check with NetInfo Manager to see how things went.
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