8.2. Configuration of hardware and drivers#
8.2.1. Available kernel variants#
The content of this section moved to Kernel packages in Univention Corporate Server - Operation Manual [1].
8.2.2. Hardware drivers / kernel modules#
The content of this section moved to the following locations in in Univention Corporate Server - Operation Manual [1]:
8.2.3. GRUB boot manager#
The content of this section moved to Boot manager in Univention Corporate Server - Operation Manual [1].
8.2.4. Network configuration#
The content of this section moved to Network configuration in Univention Corporate Server - Operation Manual [1].
8.2.4.1. Configuration of IPv4 addresses#
The content of this section moved to Configure IPv4 addresses in Univention Corporate Server - Operation Manual [1].
8.2.4.2. Configuration of IPv6 addresses#
The content of this section moved to Configure IPv6 addresses in Univention Corporate Server - Operation Manual [1].
8.2.4.3. Configuring the name servers#
The content of this section moved to Define name servers in Univention Corporate Server - Operation Manual [1].
8.2.4.4. Bridges, bonding, VLANs#
The content of this section moved to Advanced network configurations in Univention Corporate Server - Operation Manual [1].
8.2.4.5. Configure bridging#
The content of this section moved to Configure bridging in Univention Corporate Server - Operation Manual [1].
8.2.4.6. Configure bonding#
The content of this section moved to Configure bonding in Univention Corporate Server - Operation Manual [1].
8.2.4.7. Configure VLAN#
The content of this section moved to Configure VLAN in Univention Corporate Server - Operation Manual [1].
8.2.5. Proxy access configuration#
The content of this section moved to Configure proxy settings through UCR variables in Univention Corporate Server - Operation Manual [1].
8.2.6. Mounting NFS shares#
The NFS mounts policy of the UMC computer management can be used to configure NFS shares, which are mounted on the system. There is a NFS share for selection, which is mounted in the file path specified under Mount point.
Fig. 8.1 Mounting a NFS share#
8.2.7. Collection of list of supported hardware#
Univention collects information about hardware which is compatible with UCS and in use by customers. The information processed for this is gathered by the UMC module Hardware information.
All files are forwarded to Univention anonymously and only transferred once permission has been received from the user.
The start dialogue contains the entry fields Manufacturer and Model, which must be completed with the values determined from the DMI information of the hardware. The fields can also be adapted and an additional Descriptive comment added.
If the hardware information is transferred as part of a support request, the This is related to a support case option should be activated. A ticket number can be entered in the next field; this facilitates assignment and allows quicker processing.
Clicking on Next offers an overview of the transferred hardware information. In addition, a compressed TAR archive is created, which contains a list of the hardware components used in the system and can be downloaded via Archive with system information.
Clicking on Next again allows you to select the way the data are transferred to Univention. Upload transmits the data via HTTPS, Send mail) opens a dialogue, which lists the needed steps to send the archive via email.