HP t1000 T1500/T1510 Windows-based Terminal Network Installation Guide - Page 17

Planning Your Installation, Step 1. Complete Worksheets, Step 2. Con Terminal Start-Up Resources

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Installation Overview and Planning 3 Planning Your Installation The software installation procedure is broken down into 6 basic steps, including the planning described in this chapter. The following brief descriptions of the basic steps do not by themselves provide enough information for you to fill in the planning worksheets presented in Appendix B of this document; you should also read the chapters pertaining to the individual worksheets for full information. If you fill in the worksheets and perform the procedures presented in Chapters 2 through 6 in order, the installation should go smoothly. Step 1. Complete Worksheets The worksheets in Appendix B will help you determine which server resources must be installed/configured for the planned installation. Each worksheet pertains to one of the categories of network resources. Steps 2 through 6 below provide brief summaries of the configuration process, and Chapters 2 through 6 provide details pertaining to each corresponding step. Note Read the instructions presented in the chapter pertaining to a worksheet before filling in the worksheet. This will enable you to proceed smoothly through the remaining steps of this procedure. Step 2. Configure Terminal Start-Up Resources There is a minimum set of server resources that must be configured for using a T1500/T1510 Windows-Based Terminal. Some of the resources are required in a network- boot environment, some are required in a local boot environment, and others are strongly recommended for either environment. Fill out the worksheet for Step 2 in Appendix B and use the instructions in Chapter 2 to configure terminal start-up resources.

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Installation Overview and Planning
3
Planning Your Installation
The software installation procedure is broken down into 6 basic steps, including the
planning described in this chapter. The following brief descriptions of the basic
steps do not by themselves provide enough information for you to fill in the planning
worksheets presented in Appendix B of this document; you should also read the
chapters pertaining to the individual worksheets for full information. If you fill in the
worksheets and perform the procedures presented in Chapters 2 through 6 in
order, the installation should go smoothly.
Step 1. Complete Worksheets
The worksheets in Appendix B will help you determine which server resources
must be installed/configured for the planned installation. Each worksheet pertains
to one of the categories of network resources. Steps 2 through 6 below provide
brief summaries of the configuration process, and Chapters 2 through 6 provide
details pertaining to each corresponding step.
Note
Read the instructions presented in the chapter
pertaining to a worksheet before filling in the
worksheet. This will enable you to proceed smoothly
through the remaining steps of this procedure.
Step 2. Configure Terminal Start-Up Resources
There is a minimum set of server resources that must be configured for using a
T1500/T1510 Windows-Based Terminal. Some of the resources are required in a
network- boot environment, some are required in a local boot environment, and
others are strongly recommended for either environment.
Fill out the worksheet for Step 2 in Appendix B and use the instructions in Chapter
2 to configure terminal start-up resources.