HP LH4r HP NetRAID-4M Installation Guide - Page 79

Windows NT systems, Form a new cluster, Start, Enter

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Installing Clusters 1 If no other shared disks are available, install the MSCS software and set up the service to use a temporary local quorum device, as follows. (Later, after the HP NetRAID-4M Cluster software is installed, you can transfer the quorum to a shared device, preferably on a diskset resource, as explained in Moving Quorum to a Shared Container on page 7-6.) - Windows NT systems: Install Microsoft Cluster Service with Service Pack 6A or higher, by entering the following command in a command prompt window: cd \MSCS\cluster\i386 setup -localquorum - Windows 2000 systems: Due to a restriction in Microsoft Cluster Service, you must start the installation procedure from the Microsoft Cluster Configuration Wizard, exit the wizard, and continue installing from the command prompt. This allows the required files to be copied from the Microsoft Cluster Service CD and enables you to temporarily set the local quorum. After exiting the wizard, enter the following commands in a command prompt window: cd %systemroot%\cluster cluscfg -localquorum 2 When prompted, choose the Form a new cluster option and specify a name for the cluster. 3 Install the HP NetRAID-4M Cluster software (which is provided on two diskettes), as follows: a Start Windows and log on with administrative privileges. b Insert Diskette #1 of the HP NetRAID-4M Cluster software kit. c Click the Start button on the Windows task bar, and then click Run. d Type [drive]:\setup and press Enter. Follow the on- screen instructions. On each remaining cluster node: 1 Install the MSCS software. 7-5

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Installing Clusters
1
If no other shared disks are available, install the MSCS
software and set up the service to use a temporary local
quorum device, as follows. (Later, after the HP NetRAID-4M
Cluster software is installed, you can transfer the quorum to a
shared device, preferably on a diskset resource, as explained in
Moving Quorum to a Shared Container
on page 7-6.)
–
Windows NT systems
: Install Microsoft Cluster Service
with Service Pack 6A or higher, by entering the following
command in a command prompt window:
cd \MSCS\cluster\i386
setup -localquorum
–
Windows 2000 systems
: Due to a restriction in Microsoft
Cluster Service, you must start the installation procedure
from the Microsoft Cluster Configuration Wizard, exit the
wizard, and continue installing from the command prompt.
This allows the required files to be copied from the
Microsoft Cluster Service CD and enables you to
temporarily set the local quorum. After exiting the wizard,
enter the following commands in a command prompt
window:
cd %systemroot%\cluster
cluscfg -localquorum
2
When prompted, choose the
Form a new cluster
option and
specify a name for the cluster.
3
Install the HP NetRAID-4M Cluster software (which is
provided on two diskettes), as follows:
a
Start Windows and log on with administrative privileges.
b
Insert Diskette #1 of the HP NetRAID-4M Cluster software
kit.
c
Click the
Start
button on the Windows task bar, and then
click
Run.
d
Type
[
drive
]:\setup
and press
Enter
. Follow the on-
screen instructions.
On each
remaining
cluster node:
1
Install the MSCS software.