Compaq ProLiant 5000 ProLiant Server Troubleshooting Guide - Page 159
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HP Resources Table A-2: Software and Option Resources continued Resource What it is Where to go BIOS Setup Utility Provided for some servers, this utility allows you to modify server configuration settings, facilitating such functions as viewing system information, selecting the operating system, and configuring system devices and installed options. If BIOS Setup Utility is supported by your server, access the utility by pressing the F10 key when prompted during the boot process. For more information on running BIOS Setup Utility, refer to your serverspecific user documentation. Array Configuration Utility (ACU) ACU is a graphics-based application that assists you in configuring your HP Smart Array Controller. If ACU is supported by your server, the utility can be run from either the SmartStart CD or from within the Microsoft Windows NT, Windows 2000, or Novell NetWare operating system. For more information on running ACU, refer to your server-specific user documentation. CAUTION: Do not attempt to use ACU on a 64-bit system. Doing so can corrupt the system, possibly requiring a complete reinstallation of system software. ACU-XE Option ROM Configuration for Arrays (ORCA) Utility ACU-XE is a web-based configuration utility available for some servers that makes it easy to configure and expand your disk drive arrays. ACU-XE runs under Microsoft Windows Advanced Server Limited Edition and can be run from the local host machine, or remotely from a client computer. The ORCA utility is a hardware-level configuration program, embedded in the option ROM of the controller, that creates logical drives based on the RAID configuration that you specify. If ACU-XE is supported by your server, refer to your server-specific user documentation for more information. If the ORCA utility is supported by your server, press the F8 key when prompted during the boot process. For more information on the ORCA utility, refer to your server-specific user documentation. continued A-6 HP Servers Troubleshooting Guide