Can I re-use an anacanda.ks file to load another server?
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Can I re-use an anacanda.ks file to load another server?
I just loaded one server, and want to load another server in the same exact way, just with a different name and IP. Can I somehow use the anacanda.ks from the old server if i change the IP and name in that file?
Generally I just do a base minimal install and then rsync it over... you can use the anaconda.ks to setup the new server though you just boot it with the commandline:
linux ks=http://domain.tld/anaconda.ks
(can also add it to a floppy, hd, etc... but generally if it has network connectivity its easiest to just put it up on a website)
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