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Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, Enterprise Edition to Windows 2000 Advanced Server Migration 3-3 NOTE: The possibility exists that Microsoft has not digitally signed the drivers. If this is the case, when a driver is being installed, a dialog box will pop up notifying you that driver has not been digitally signed. Select YES on each of these boxes to install the driver without the digital signature. h. Verify that all installed drivers are current by running the Compaq Support Paq for Microsoft Windows 2000. This is done by inserting the SmartStart CD and selecting Start and then Run. In the dialog box that displays, type X:\cpqsupsw\ntcps\setup.exe where X is the drive letter associated with your CD-ROM drive. i. After the installation is completed, the Compaq Support Paq window will reflect the drivers that were updated and the drivers that were not installed due to a current version of the driver on the node or due to a lack of hardware on the node. j. To confirm that Cluster Service has started and Node 1 has rejoined the cluster, open Cluster Administrator by clicking on Start, Programs, Administrative Tools, Cluster Administrator. As the Cluster Administrator opens, an error will be reported. This error is a result of the additional resources Windows 2000 Advanced Server offers in Cluster Service. This error will go away when Node 2 is upgraded to Windows 2000 Advanced Server. Select Yes To All on the error dialog box to open Cluster Administrator. 3. Move all resources to Node 1. 4. Upgrade Node 2 by following the substeps in Step 2. For additional information on migrating to Windows 2000 Advanced Server, visit the Microsoft website (http://www.microsoft.com) or the Compaq High Availability Website (http://www.compaq.com/highavailability).