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• Install the OS remotely from a headless console instead. See "Install from a Headless Console" (page 29). • Disconnect the local graphics console before you install Windows using IRC, and then reconnect it afterwards. This method is easy and therefore recommended. • Create a boot entry that includes the/NOVESA option. If you select the last option, the Windows installation fails during plug-n-play detection of the system's monitor and video controller. The failure occurs after you see the message An EMS channel is detected and click OK to continue. Symptoms of the failure include rapid resizing of the installation window, partial data display, and mouse input failure. To recover and finish the installation, create a new boot entry that includes the/NOVESA option by completing the following steps: 1. From the EFI Shell, go to the MSUTIL directory: fs1: cd msutil 2. Run the nvrboot.efi utility: fs1: nvrboot EFI displays the Boot Options menu: NVRBOOT: OS Boot Options Maintenance Tool [Version 5.2.3683] * 1. Windows Server 2003, Enterprise 2. EFI Shell [Built-in] * = Windows OS boot option (D)isplay (M)odify (C)opy E(x)port (I)mport (E)rase (P)ush (H)elp (Q)uit 3. Enter c to copy. EFI prompts you to select which OS boot option to copy. 4. Select the first option, Windows Server 2003, Enterprise, by entering 1. The first boot option is copied and should appear as a new item at the end of the list. 5. Enter m to modify. EFI prompts you to select the boot option to modify. 6. Select the new boot option by typing the number that represents its order in the list (the exact number can vary from system to system). EFI then prompts you to specify which loader variable you want to modify: Enter VAR to modify:LoadIdentifier = Windows Server 2003, EnterpriseOsLoadOptions = /redirectEfiOsLoaderFilePath = cf5f2ddc-b885-11d7-b831-000000000000 :: \efi\microsoft\winnt50\ia64ldr.efiOsLoaderFilePath = e605a034-b885-11d7-b831-000000000000 :: \windows 7. Select the second option, OsLoadOptions, by entering 2. 8. Enter the line as it currently appears, then add the /NOVESA option at the end. For example, for the example shown in step 6, you would enter OsLoadOptions = /redirect /novesa then press Enter. The EFI displays the boot loader options again (with the /NOVESA option): Enter VAR to modify: LoadIdentifier = Windows Server 2003, Enterprise OsLoadOptions = /redirect /novesa EfiOsLoaderFilePath = cf5f2ddc-b885-11d7-b831-000000000000 :: \efi\microsoft\winnt50\ia64ldr.efi OsLoaderFilePath = e605a034-b885-11d7-b831-000000000000 :: \windows 9. Enter q (to quit), then choose Exit to return to the Boot Manager. 10. In the new list of boot options, scroll down to the new entry and press Enter to reboot the system using the modified boot entry. Installing a Windows Guest on an HPVM Host HPVM is a soft-partitioning and virtualization technology that provides OS isolation with CPU allocation and shared I/O. HPVM enables a single Integrity server to emulate multiple virtual machines running distinct operating systems and environments. The Virtual Machines solution consists of two components: Miscellaneous Installation Issues 47

Section	Page
Installation Guide	1
Table of Contents	3
About This Document	9
Intended Audience	9
New and Changed Information in This Edition	9
Document Organization	9
Typographic Conventions	10
Related Information	10
Publishing History	11
HP Encourages Your Comments	11
1 Preparing for the Installation	13
Task 1: Determine Current System Status	13
Task 2: Verify Hardware Compatibility	13
Task 3: Back up Existing Data	14
Task 4: Choose an Installation Environment	14
Using Windows Server 2003 OS Media (Provided by Microsoft) + HP Smart Setup + Smart Update Media	15
Using HP Reinstallation Media	15
Task 5: Locate Your Microsoft Certificate of Authenticity (with Product Key)	15
Task 6: Set up an Installation Method	18
Set up a Headless Console	18
Set up a Headless Console Using a Null Modem Cable	19
Set up a Headless Console Using a LAN	19
Set up a Headless Console Using a Remote Serial Console (rx2660, rx3600, rx6600, BL860c, BL870c, rx7640, rx8640, and Superdome/sx2000 Servers Only)	19
Set up a GUI Console	20
Set up an Integrated Remote Console (rx2660, rx3600, rx6600, BL860c, BL870c, rx7640, rx8640, and Superdome/sx2000 Servers Only)	21
Set up a Virtual Media (vMedia) Drive	22
Set up PXE/WDS	22
Set up a WDS Server	23
Install WDS	24
Configure WDS	24
Authorize a WDS Server in Active Directory	25
Use the Client Installation Wizard	25
Task 7: Prepare the Server Hardware for OS Installation	26
Set Up the Boot Drive	26
Boot to EFI	26
Locate the DVD/CD Drive	26
Set ACPI Flag to Windows (Cell-Based Servers Only)	27
Set Cell Local Memory to 100% (Cell-Based Servers Only)	28
Specify the Network Interface Card for a Network Boot	28
2 Installing the OS	29
Install from a Headless Console	29
Run EBSU	30
Run Windows Setup	33
Enter the Product Key	33
Install from a GUI Console	34
Run EBSU	34
Run Windows Setup	36
Specify Server Settings	37
Install from PXE	37
Reinstall from a Headless Console	38
Load the System Image to the Boot Disk	38
Configure after the Initial Boot	39
Reinstall from a GUI Console	40
Load the System Image to the Boot Disk	40
Configure after the Initial Boot	41
Apply OS Updates Using the Smart Update Media	42
Enable Windows Components	42
Install TCP/IP	42
Install SNMP	43
Configure SNMP	43
Set IP Addresses from a Headless Console	43
Enable and Run Remote Desktop Connection	44
Update Firmware, Drivers, and Software	44
Update Firmware	44
Update Device Drivers	45
Register for HP Support Notifications	46
Register for Microsoft Security Notifications	46
Register for Microsoft Windows Update	46
Miscellaneous Installation Issues	46
Using Integrated Remote Console to Install Windows on rx2660, rx3600, rx6600, BL860c, BL870c, rx7640, rx8640, and Superdome/sx2000 Servers	46
Installing a Windows Guest on an HPVM Host	47
Enabling Hyperthreading on HP Integrity Servers	48
Enable Hyperthreading Using EFI	48
Enable Hyperthreading Using Partition Manager	49
3 Installing and Configuring the Management Tools	51
Install the Integrity Support Pack (ISP)	51
Configure System Management Homepage	54
Set Up Browser Access	55
Set Up and Change Your SMH Security Settings After Support Pack Installation	55
Initialize SMH	55
Configure the Management Agents	56
Activate and Deactivate Agents	56
Configure the Event Notifier	57
Set the SNMP Data Collection Interval	59
Monitor Server Processes	60
Send SNMP Traps to Management Applications by IP Address	61
Verify Installation of the nPartition Management Tools	62
Verify nPartition Commands	63
Verify Partition Manager Installation	63
A Preparing the Server for Microsoft SQL Server	65
SQL Server 2005 Installation	65
Install SQL Server from the Command Prompt	66
Install SQL Server from the GUI	66
B EFI Utilities	69
Introduction to EFI	69
EFI Boot Manager	69
EFI Shell	69
Common EFI Shell Commands	70
EFI-Based Setup Utility	73
Creating a Boot File Using the EFI Shell	74
Verify Successful Boot File Creation	74
C nPartitioning	77
Quick Start	77
Getting to Know nPartitions	78
Partitioning Continuum	78
Cell Structure of nPartitions	78
Properties of nPartitions	79
Cell and nPartition Boot Phases	80
Cell Boot Phase	80
nPartition Boot Phase	81
Choosing a Management Tool	81
Management Interface Options	82
IPMI	82
IPMI Block Transfer (IPMI BT)	82
IPMI over LAN	82
Managing nPartitions Using IPMI over LAN	83
Running Partition Manager Using IPMI over LAN	83
Running nPartition Commands Using IPMI over LAN	83
WBEM	83
Securing the WBEM Connection	84
Managing nPartitions Using WBEM	84
Running Partition Manager Using WBEM	85
Running nPartition Commands Using WBEM	85
Choosing a Management Mode	85
Local Management	85
Remote Management Using IPMI	86
Remote Management Using WBEM	86
Authentication and Authorization Issues	86
Local Management	86
Remote Management Using IPMI	87
Remote Management Using WBEM	87
Setting up the Management Station	88
Controlling the Management Station Remotely	88
Remote Control	88
Terminal Services	88
Remote Desktop	88
Telnet	89
Performing nPartition Management Tasks	89
Listing the Status of an nPartition or Complex	89
Using Partition Manager	89
Using nPartition Commands	89
Using the Management Processor Command Menu	90
Using the EFI Shell	90
Creating nPartitions	90
Creating the First nPartition in a Server Complex	90
Creating a Genesis Partition for a Server Complex	90
Creating Additional nPartitions in a Server Complex	90
Modifying nPartitions	91
Booting and Resetting nPartitions	92
Using the MP Command Menu	93
Using the EFI Shell	93
Using Microsoft Windows Commands	93
D SMH and Management Agents	95
HP Insight Management Agents	95
HP Insight Foundation Agents	95
HP Insight Server Agents	95
HP Insight NIC Agents	96
HP Insight Storage Agents	96
HP Insight Management Services	96
Using SMH	97
Accessing WebAgents	97
Navigating SMH	98
The SMH Home Page	98
System Status	99
Overall System Status	99
System Report	99
Network	100
Storage	100
Operating System	100
System	101
System Configuration	101
E Headless Windows Installations	103
Why Headless?	103
What is a Headless System?	103
Benefits of Headless Systems	103
How to Access a Headless System	104
Console Definitions	104
In-Band vs. Out-of-Band	104
Remote Desktop	104
Physical Aspects of Integrity Consoles	104
Management Processor	104
Emergency Management Services (EMS)	104
Firmware Redirection	105
Special Administration Console	105
Configuring Consoles	105
Management Processor Settings	105
Cellular Systems	106
Noncellular Systems	106

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•

Install the OS remotely from a headless console instead. See

“Install from a Headless Console”

(page 29)

•

Disconnect the local graphics console before you install Windows using IRC, and then

reconnect it afterwards. This method is easy and therefore recommended.

•

Create a boot entry that includes the

/NOVESA

option.

If you select the last option, the Windows installation fails during plug-n-play detection of the

system’s monitor and video controller. The failure occurs after you see the message

An EMS

channel is detected

and click

to continue. Symptoms of the failure include rapid

resizing of the installation window, partial data display, and mouse input failure.

To recover and finish the installation, create a new boot entry that includes the

/NOVESA

option

by completing the following steps:

From the EFI Shell, go to the

MSUTIL

directory:

fs1: cd msutil

Run the

nvrboot.efi

utility:

fs1: nvrboot

EFI displays the Boot Options menu:

NVRBOOT: OS Boot Options Maintenance Tool [Version 5.2.3683]

* 1. Windows Server 2003, Enterprise

2. EFI Shell [Built-in]

* = Windows OS boot option

(D)isplay (M)odify (C)opy E(x)port (I)mport (E)rase (P)ush (H)elp (Q)uit

Enter

to copy.

EFI prompts you to select which OS boot option to copy.

Select the first option,

Windows Server 2003, Enterprise

, by entering

. The first boot

option is copied and should appear as a new item at the end of the list.

Enter

to modify. EFI prompts you to select the boot option to modify.

Select the new boot option by typing the number that represents its order in the list (the

exact number can vary from system to system). EFI then prompts you to specify which

loader variable you want to modify:

Enter VAR to modify:LoadIdentifier = Windows Server 2003, EnterpriseOsLoadOptions =

/redirectEfiOsLoaderFilePath = cf5f2ddc-b885-11d7-b831-000000000000 ::

\efi\microsoft\winnt50\ia64ldr.efiOsLoaderFilePath = e605a034-b885-11d7-b831-000000000000 :: \windows

Select the second option,

OsLoadOptions

, by entering

Enter the line as it currently appears, then add the

/NOVESA

option at the end. For example,

for the example shown in step 6, you would enter

OsLoadOptions = /redirect

/novesa

then press

Enter

. The EFI displays the boot loader options again (with the

/NOVESA

option):

Enter VAR to modify:

LoadIdentifier = Windows Server 2003, Enterprise

OsLoadOptions = /redirect /novesa

EfiOsLoaderFilePath = cf5f2ddc-b885-11d7-b831-000000000000 :: \efi\microsoft\winnt50\ia64ldr.efi

OsLoaderFilePath = e605a034-b885-11d7-b831-000000000000 :: \windows

Enter

(to quit), then choose

Exit

to return to the Boot Manager.

10.

In the new list of boot options, scroll down to the new entry and press

Enter

to reboot the

system using the modified boot entry.

Installing a Windows Guest on an HPVM Host

HPVM is a soft-partitioning and virtualization technology that provides OS isolation with CPU

allocation and shared I/O. HPVM enables a single Integrity server to emulate multiple virtual

machines running distinct operating systems and environments. The Virtual Machines solution

consists of two components:

Miscellaneous Installation Issues