The System Package Types tab on the Provisioning Configurations window lists the available system package types. If necessary, you can create your own custom system package type.
For example, you might create a custom system package type to deploy an operating system based on an earlier Microsoft service pack.
This procedure applies to PXE, JumpStart, NIM, and Ignite environments.
The topic includes the following sections:
This procedure requires you to provide the location of installation files stored in the data store. The data store is a directory structure that holds installation files. Identify the root of the data store by doing one of the following:
To create a custom system package type, perform the following:
Provide information about the System Package Type window and click OK. (Fields displayed in the window depend on the operating system type you selected.) For information, see System Package Types tab.
Note
There is no specific System Package Type (SPT) for Windows 2012 R2 X64 OS provisioning. So, use the customized Windows 2012 X64 SPT. For more information, see Workaround for provisioning the Windows 2012 R2.
The following BladeLogic ZipKits provide pre-configured system packages for several OS platforms: