Compaq ProLiant CL380 Compaq ProLiant CL380 Software User Guide - Page 13
Configuring the System, Preconfiguration Checks, Configuring Server Node 1
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1-2 Compaq ProLiant CL380 Software User Guide Configuring the System The following sections provide instructions for configuring your ProLiant CL380 system with Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, Enterprise Edition. Preconfiguration Checks I Be sure you have sufficient software rights to install the operating system and software applications on each server node. I All hardware must be installed before you install the software. Configuring Server Node 1 1. Apply power to the shared storage array and boot server node 1 with the SmartStart and Support Software CD in the CD-ROM drive. 2. When the system boots, you will see the Select Language screen. Select the language you would like to use and follow the installation process. 3. When prompted to select an installation path, select the Assisted Integration path. Follow the guided installation process. If you need help, refer to the online help by clicking on the Help button. 4. After the operating system has been selected, SmartStart runs the System Configuration Utility and configures the server node hardware. The adapter card in each server node that is connected to the shared storage RAID controller must have a unique SCSI ID number. 5. To verify or change the SCSI ID number after the system configuration is done, select Review or Modify Hardware Settings and then press Enter. This allows you to see all of the hardware settings. 6. Select Step 3: View or Edit Details. 7. Press the down arrow to select Compaq 64-Bit Dual Channel Wide Ultra2 SCSI Controller (Port1). Underneath this heading is a subheading titled SCSI ID. To change the SCSI ID setting, highlight the SCSI ID option then press Enter. After making a new selection, press Enter to accept the change. IMPORTANT: Make a note of the SCSI ID setting. When server node 2 is configured, it cannot have the same ID as server node 1. For example, if server node 1 is set for SCSI ID 7, then server node 2 must be set to ID 6.