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PHASE 4 – Con the Network, Enter, Have Disk

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Chapter 2 Installing Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server NOTE Your CD-ROM drive needs few seconds to detect the newly inserted CD-ROM. If the window "Files Needed" appears, press Enter again. 2. Click Next at the Windows NT Server Setup screen to gather information about your computer. 3. You can now proceed through the customization of your installation using the graphical interface. NOTE You can later promote your "Backup domain controller" to "Primary domain controller" and vice versa. "Stand Alone Server" cannot be promoted to "Primary Domain Controller" or demoted to "Backup Domain Controller". 4. Emergency repair disk: HP recommends you create this disk because it saves your Windows NT Server Setup configuration. Prepare a blank formatted floppy diskette to create this disk then click Next. You do not need to insert the blank floppy diskette at this time as Windows NT Setup will actually perform the disk creation at the end of you configuration phase. PHASE 4 - Configure the Network 1. Click Next at the Windows NT Setup screen to install Windows NT Networking. 2. Click Next at the following window to use the network adapter embedded with your HP Server tc2100. 3. Click Next to accept installing the Microsoft Internet Information Server. 4. When you reach the Network Adapters screen, do NOT select Start Search. Instead, click the Select from list... button to load the HP LAN driver: a. Select the Have Disk button when given a list of Network Adapter drivers, to use HP specific driver b. Insert the HP Server tc2100 Windows NT LAN driver (HP disk NT#2) then press Enter c. Press Enter to validate the selection of the "Intel® PRO Adapter", then Enter again to confirm the Network Adapters selection. 5. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the selection of the Network Protocols and Network Services. 7

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Chapter 2
Installing Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server
7
NOTE
Your CD-ROM drive needs few seconds to detect the newly
inserted CD-ROM. If the window "Files Needed" appears,
press
Enter
again.
2. Click
Next
at the Windows NT Server Setup screen to gather information
about your computer.
3.
You can now proceed through the customization of your installation using
the graphical interface.
NOTE
You can later promote your "Backup domain controller" to
"Primary domain controller" and vice versa.
"Stand Alone
Server" cannot be promoted to "Primary Domain Controller" or
demoted to "Backup Domain Controller".
4.
Emergency repair disk: HP recommends you create this disk because it saves
your Windows NT Server Setup configuration. Prepare a blank formatted
floppy diskette to create this disk then click
Next
. You do not need to insert
the blank floppy diskette at this time as Windows NT Setup will actually
perform the disk creation at the end of you configuration phase.
PHASE 4 – Configure the Network
1. Click
Next
at the Windows NT Setup screen to install Windows NT
Networking.
2. Click
Next
at the following window to use the network adapter embedded
with your HP Server tc2100.
3. Click
Next
to accept installing the Microsoft Internet Information Server.
4.
When you reach the Network Adapters screen, do
NOT
select Start Search.
Instead, click the
Select from list…
button to load the HP LAN driver:
a. Select the
Have Disk
button when given a list of Network Adapter
drivers, to use HP specific driver
b. Insert the HP Server tc2100 Windows NT LAN driver (HP disk NT#2)
then press
Enter
c. Press
Enter
to validate the selection of the "
Intel® PRO Adapter
",
then
Enter
again to confirm the Network Adapters selection.
5.
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the selection of the Network
Protocols and Network Services.