ShieldingDataAnswerFile/LinuxUnattend.xml
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<LinuxOSSpecialization xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="http://www.microsoft.com/schema/linuxvmmst"> <!-- This unattend file is intended for use with shielded virtual machines deployed with System Center Virtual Machine Manager. Values surrounded by hashes (##Value##) are static values that need to be replaced before using the unattend file. Values surrounded by @ symbols (@ComputerName@) are deployment time variables, and should remain in the answer file. The VMM deployment wizard will allow you to specify the final value for these fields. If you are not using VMM, be sure to include any @Values@ in your fabric specialization keyfile (FSK) file with the appropriate substitution string for your final VM. --> <SchemaVersion>1.00-0</SchemaVersion> <AgentVersion>1.0.2.1075</AgentVersion> <OSConfiguration> <HostName>@ComputerName@</HostName> <Users> <User> <UserName>root</UserName> <Password>##Administrator#Password##</Password> <!-- SSH keys can only be configured for the root user at this time. --> <SSHKey>##Administrator#SSHKey##</SSHKey> </User> </Users> <VNetAdapters> <VNetAdapter> <MACAddress>@MACAddr-1@</MACAddress> <IPV4Property> <StaticIP> <Address>@IP4Addr-1@</Address> <AddressType>STATIC</AddressType> </StaticIP> </IPV4Property> <IPV6Property> <StaticIP> <Address>@IP6Addr-1@</Address> <AddressType>STATIC</AddressType> </StaticIP> </IPV6Property> <NameServers> <NameServer>@DnsAddr-1-1@</NameServer> </NameServers> <Gateways> <Gateway> <Address>@NextHop-1-1@</Address> </Gateway> </Gateways> </VNetAdapter> </VNetAdapters> </OSConfiguration> </LinuxOSSpecialization> |