HP LH4r HP Netserver LC 3 NetRAID Installation Guide - Page 32

TCP/IP Protocol, Settings, Control Panel, Network, Adapters, Properties

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Install Windows NT NOTE Windows NT must be installed from floppy disks, not the CD, so that the mass storage drivers will be loaded correctly. If you have not created a set of Windows NT boot floppy disks, see Software in part "1 What's Needed" for additional information. 1. Insert the boot floppy disk for Windows NT4.0 and exit Diagnostic Assistant to reboot the server. 2. When Setup prompts to detect mass storage devices, skip detection and manually specify the mass storage drivers: • The drivers are loaded from the NT 4.0 Drivers floppy disk you created from the Navigator CD. • First, load the driver for the device you want to boot from. For drives in the LXr 8000 internal bays this will normally be the embedded SCSI Symbios driver. • Secondly, load the IDE driver, since the CD drive is on the IDE bus. • Finally, load any other mass storage drivers you need. If you are using NetRAID for shared storage do not load the HP NetRAID driver at this time. It will be loaded later. 3. Continue the installation and select the following options when prompted: • Choose the unpartitioned space and install Windows NT. • Choose NTFS file system • When prompted to search for a Network Adapter, load NIC drivers for both the intra-cluster and the client LAN. Be sure to load the correct intra-cluster LAN driver version as specified in the Configuration Guide for your cluster. If you are using two HP D5013A NICs, load the driver twice, once for the intra-cluster NIC and once for the client NIC. • Make sure TCP/IP Protocol is selected. Other protocols may be selected in addition, but TCP/IP is required. • If you are using two HP D5013A NICs, when prompted for TCP/IP Properties: Make sure adapter [1] is highlighted and specify its IP address and subnet mask. This will be the LAN adapter for the intra-cluster LAN. Select adapter [2] and specify its IP address and subnet mask. This will be the LAN adapter for the client LAN. Set TCP/IP Properties for DNS, WINS Address, etc. at this time. NOTE The Client LAN IP addresses and Intra-cluster LAN IP addresses must be on different subnets. 4. Once the NT installation is complete, the D5013A NIC drivers must be manually set to the correct LAN speed. Log on and from the start menu select: Settings, Control Panel, Network, and Adapters. For each D5013A adapter, select Properties then Settings and set the network speed to the appropriate setting (either 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps) for your network. The intra-cluster LAN should be set to 100 Mbps. Do not use the Auto setting. HP NetServer Installation Guide 26

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HP NetServer Installation Guide
26
Install Windows NT
NOTE
Windows NT must be installed from floppy disks, not the CD, so that the mass storage
drivers will be loaded correctly.
If you have not created a set of Windows NT boot
floppy disks, see Software in part “1 What’s Needed” for additional information.
1.
Insert the boot floppy disk for Windows NT4.0 and exit Diagnostic Assistant to reboot the server.
2.
When Setup prompts to detect mass storage devices, skip detection and manually specify the mass
storage drivers:
•
The drivers are loaded from the
NT 4.0 Drivers
floppy disk you created from the Navigator CD.
•
First, load the driver for the device you want to boot from.
For drives in the LXr 8000 internal bays
this will normally be the embedded SCSI Symbios driver.
•
Secondly, load the IDE driver, since the CD drive is on the IDE bus.
•
Finally, load any other mass storage drivers you need.
If you are using NetRAID for shared storage
do not load the HP NetRAID driver at this time.
It will be loaded later.
3.
Continue the installation and select the following options when prompted:
•
Choose the unpartitioned space and install Windows NT.
•
Choose NTFS file system
•
When prompted to search for a Network Adapter, load NIC drivers for both the intra-cluster and the
client LAN.
Be sure to load the correct intra-cluster LAN driver version as specified in the
Configuration Guide for your cluster.
If you are using two HP D5013A NICs, load the driver twice,
once for the intra-cluster NIC and once for the client NIC.
•
Make sure
TCP/IP Protocol
is selected.
Other protocols may be selected in addition, but TCP/IP is required.
•
If you are using two HP D5013A NICs, when prompted for TCP/IP Properties:
Make sure adapter [1] is highlighted and specify its IP address and subnet mask. This will be the
LAN adapter for the intra-cluster LAN.
Select adapter [2] and specify its IP address and subnet mask.
This will be the LAN adapter for the
client LAN.
Set TCP/IP Properties for DNS, WINS Address, etc. at this time.
NOTE
The Client LAN IP addresses and Intra-cluster LAN IP addresses must be on different
subnets.
4.
Once the NT installation is complete, the D5013A NIC drivers must be manually set to the correct LAN
speed.
Log on and from the start menu select:
Settings
,
Control Panel
,
Network
, and
Adapters
.
For each D5013A adapter, select
Properties
then
Settings
and set the network
speed to the appropriate setting (either 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps) for your network.
The intra-cluster LAN
should be set to 100 Mbps.
Do not use the Auto setting.