HP Vectra VE C/xxx 7 HP Vectra VE C/xxx Series 7 PC - Network Administration G - Page 93

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5 Configuring for Remote Boot Remote Boot under Windows NT Server 4.0 3 Start the remote boot service: a In the Control Panel, choose the Services icon. b Select the remote boot service, and start it. You may configure it to start automatically by selecting the startup button. 4 Install the boot block and configurations for the HP Ethernet Family Adapter: a Open a DOS box under Windows NT Server. b Insert the LAN Disk in the flexible disk drive. Make this drive the current drive. c Change to the \RPL\NT40 directory of your flexible disk drive by typing cd \RPL\NT40 d Type HPIASRPL C:\WINNT40\RPL assuming C:\WINNT40\RPL is the drive and directory where the remote boot service is installed. e You have now prepared your server, by copying all the files you need to run the remote boot services from the LAN Disk. 5 Set up the remote boot: To install other protocols as IPX, or TCP/IP, or to manage your profiles and workstations, please refer to the Windows NT Server installation on-line help. English 93

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5
Configuring for Remote Boot
Remote Boot under Windows NT Server 4.0
3
Start the remote boot service:
a
In the Control Panel, choose the Services icon.
b
Select the remote boot service, and start it. You may configure it to start
automatically by selecting the startup button.
4
Install the boot block and configurations for the HP Ethernet Family Adapter:
a
Open a DOS box under Windows NT Server.
b
Insert the LAN Disk in the flexible disk drive. Make this drive the current drive.
c
Change to the
\RPL\NT40
directory of your flexible disk drive by typing
cd
\RPL\NT40
d
Type
HPIASRPL C:\WINNT40\RPL
assuming
C:\WINNT40\RPL
is the
drive and directory where the remote boot service is installed.
e
You have now prepared your server, by copying all the files you need to run the
remote boot services from the LAN Disk.
5
Set up the remote boot:
To install other protocols as IPX, or TCP/IP, or to manage your profiles and
workstations, please refer to the Windows NT Server installation on-line help.