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Windows Environment, Installing the Controller Management Software

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Hewlett-Packard NetRAID-4M Controller Installation Guide Note: If you want to install the Controller Management Software on a boot container you must first create a boot container (see Appendix B, Using the BIOS Container Configuration Utility), then install the Windows NT, Windows 2000, NetWare, or UNIX drivers as you install the operating system on a boot container (see Chapter 4, Installing the Device Drivers ). Once installed, refer to the Flexible Array Storage Tool User's Guide and the online Command Line Interface User's Guide for instructions on using the software to manage your arrays. Windows Environment Installing the Controller Management Software 1 Start Windows and log on with administrative privileges. 2 Insert Diskette #1. Note: All diskettes for this installation may be copied to a network drive subdirectory for multi-server installations across the network. Invoke setup.exe on the remote system to begin the installation. 3 Click the Start button on the Windows NT task bar, and then click Run. 4 Type [drive]:\setup and press Enter. Follow the instructions that appear on the screen. 5 If installing the software on a client that does not have a Hewlett-Packard NetRAID-4M family of products RAID controller, select the following option in the Installation Type Selection dialog box: Remote Management Software Install, No HP NetRAID4M RAID CONTROLLER Hardware Otherwise, continue with the default selection. 6 When installation is complete, you are asked to restart the system so your changes can take effect. 5-2

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Hewlett-Packard NetRAID-4M Controller Installation Guide
Note:
If you want to install the Controller Management
Software on a boot container you must first create a boot
container (see Appendix B,
Using the BIOS Container
Configuration Utility
), then install the Windows NT,
Windows 2000, NetWare, or UNIX drivers as you install the
operating system on a boot container (see Chapter 4,
Installing the Device Drivers
).
Once installed, refer to the
Flexible Array Storage Tool User
s Guide
and the online
Command Line Interface User
s Guide
for instructions
on using the software to manage your arrays.
Windows Environment
Installing the Controller Management Software
1
Start Windows and log on with administrative privileges.
2
Insert Diskette #1.
Note:
All diskettes for this installation may be copied to a
network drive subdirectory for multi-server installations
across the network. Invoke
setup.exe
on the remote system
to begin the installation.
3
Click the
Start
button on the Windows NT task bar, and then
click
Run.
4
Type
[
drive
]:\setup
and press
Enter
. Follow the instructions
that appear on the screen.
5
If installing the software on a client that does not have a
Hewlett-Packard NetRAID-4M family of products RAID
controller, select the following option in the Installation Type
Selection dialog box:
Remote Management Software Install, No HP NetRAID-
4M RAID CONTROLLER Hardware
Otherwise, continue with the default selection.
6
When installation is complete, you are asked to restart the
system so your changes can take effect.