ProLiant DL320 Security Server Quick setup poster

3. At the Computer Name and Administrator Password page:
a. In the Computer name text box, enter the computer
name recorded on the network information card.
b. In the Administrator password text box, enter the
administrator password created as part of completing
the network information card. The administrator
password is used to obtain administrator privileges to
manage the ProLiant DL320 Security Server.
c. In the Confirm password text box, enter the
administrator password again, and click Next.
4. At the Date and Time Settings page:
a. Select the correct date and time.
b. Select the correct time zone. If your area uses daylight
savings time, select the Automatically adjust clock for
daylight saving changes checkbox.
c. Click Next. The Networking Settings page displays the
progress of network services invocation.
5. At the Internal Connection TCP/IP Settings page:
a. Select Use the following IP address. If there is a DHCP
server in the internal network, and a fixed address
was reserved for the firewall, select Obtain an IP
address automatically.
b. In the IP address and Subnet mask text boxes, enter
the network IP addresses recorded on the network
information card for the internal network interface IP
address and the subnet mask IP address
c. Select Use the following DNS server addresses.
d. In the Preferred DNS server text box, enter the DNS
server IP address. If there is an alternate DNS server,
enter the IP address in the Alternate DNS server
text box.
e. Click Next. The External Connection TCP/IP Settings
page provides the details for the external network
adapter.
6. If using a static IP address supplied by an ISP, select Use
the following IP address, and enter the IP addresses to use.
Otherwise, select Obtain an IP address automatically. To
avoid configuring the external network interface, select the
Skip this step checkbox. HP recommends configuring this
interface at this time because the firewall is already
enforcing a strict security policy.
7. Click Next.
8. At the Workgroup or Computer Domain page, either select
Domain and enter the appropriate domain name, or select
Workgroup and enter the name of the workgroup recorded
on the network information card. When adding the server
to a Windows
®
domain, the domain group policies are
applied to the server. If you are unsure of which option to
select, HP recommends selecting the Workgroup option. A
domain can be joined anytime after setup completes.
9. Click Next. The ProLiant DL320 Security Server performs
some final tasks, as displayed on the Performing Final Tasks
page, and automatically restarts.
10. Log on to the server using the administrator password
previously established.
HP Virus Throttle
HP Virus Throttle, a network packet-filtering feature that helps
slow the spread of viruses, is automatically installed and
enabled on your ProLiant DL320 Security Server. The installation
requires no user interaction and takes only a few moments.
When the Virus Throttle installation is complete, the server
automatically reboots. To access and configure Virus Throttle,
double-click the Virus Throttle icon in your system tray.
For information about configuring Virus Throttle, see the "HP
Virus Throttle" section of the HP ProLiant DL320 Security Server
User Guide included with the server. For information about
using Virus Throttle, see the HP ProLiant Essentials Intelligent
Networking Pack User Guide
http://h18004.www1.hp.com/products/servers/
proliantessentials/inp/index.html
7 Configuring the server
The installation is complete. The ProLiant DL320 Security Server
can be configured to enable internal network clients to access
the Internet, set up as a VPN server, and set up to allow
secure connections from Internet users to servers on the
internal network.
For additional setup and configuration options, see the HP
ProLiant DL320 Security Server User Guide.
When logging on to the ProLiant DL320 Security Server for the
first time, read the information displayed on the Getting Started
page. This information guides you through the basic
configuration steps. (This page can be accessed at anytime by
clicking the node with the server name on it.)
NOTE: At the Getting Started page, HP recommends
clicking Define your ISA Network Configuration. This
option starts the Network Template Wizard, which
quickly sets up an initial policy configuration based on
your preferences and network topology.
Additional information
The HP ProLiant Servers Troubleshooting Guide provides simple
procedures for resolving common problems as well as a
comprehensive course of action for fault isolation and
identification, error message interpretation, issue resolution,
and software maintenance.
To obtain the guide, refer to any of the following sources and
then select the HP ProLiant Servers Troubleshooting Guide:
• The server-specific Documentation CD
• The Business Support Center on the HP website
http://www.hp.com/support
Navigate to the server technical support page. Under self-
help resources, select ProLiant Troubleshooting Guide.
• The Technical Documentation website
http://www.docs.hp.com
Select Enterprise Servers, Workstations and Systems
Hardware, and then the appropriate server.
For definitions of the acronyms used in this document, refer to
"Acronyms and abbreviations" on the Documentation CD.
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This document is for the person who installs, administers, and
troubleshoots servers and storage systems. HP assumes you are
qualified in the servicing of computer equipment and trained in
recognizing hazards in products with hazardous energy levels.
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