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Contents HP Management Solutions 102 TopTools for Servers 102 TopTools Remote Control 103 pcANYWHERE32 104 NetServer Utilities 104 Setup Utility 105 Starting the Setup Utility 105 Menu Bar 105 Using the Setup Screens 107 Changing the System Date and Time 107 Setting the HP NetServer's Boot Passwords 108 Changing Internal Device Boot Priority 111 Clearing CMOS 112 SCSI Configuration Utility 113 11Information Assistant 115 Introduction 115 Using Information Assistant 115 General Information 115 NetServer E Series 116 NetServer L Series 116 NetServer Accessories 116 Server Management 117 Getting Help 117 Finding Information 118 Copying and Printing Information 119 Installing HP Information Assistant Software 119 Installing from the CD-ROM 120 12Troubleshooting 121 Troubleshooting Tools 121 Common Installation Problems 122 Troubleshooting Sequence 122 If the System Does Not Power On 123 If the System Powers On, but Fails POST 124 If the System Passes POST, but Does Not Function 124 DiagTools 126 Error Messages 127 vi

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Contents
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HP Management Solutions
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102
TopTools for Servers
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102
TopTools Remote Control
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103
pcANYWHERE32
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104
NetServer Utilities
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104
Setup Utility
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105
Starting the Setup Utility
.........................................................................
105
Menu Bar
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105
Using the Setup Screens
........................................................................
107
Changing the System Date and Time
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107
Setting the HP NetServer’s Boot Passwords
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108
Changing Internal Device Boot Priority
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111
Clearing CMOS
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112
SCSI Configuration Utility
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113
11Information Assistant
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115
Introduction
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115
Using Information Assistant
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115
General Information
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115
NetServer E Series
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116
NetServer L Series
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116
NetServer Accessories
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116
Server Management
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117
Getting Help
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117
Finding Information
.................................................................................
118
Copying and Printing Information
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119
Installing HP Information Assistant Software
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119
Installing from the CD-ROM
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120
12Troubleshooting
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121
Troubleshooting Tools
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121
Common Installation Problems
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122
Troubleshooting Sequence
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122
If the System Does Not Power On
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123
If the System Powers On, but Fails POST
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124
If the System Passes POST, but Does Not Function
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124
DiagTools
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126
Error Messages
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127