HP Netserver E 40 Installation Road Map

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Install Additional Mass Storage Devices
NOTE If you are installing an IDE drive or internal
SCSI devices with certain configurations, you
may need additional cables or adapters. For
part numbers for HP cables, adapters, and
trays, and configuration information, see the
Technical Reference Label on the side of the
chassis or the Management Software CD-ROM.
Installing a SCSI Tape Drive
Installing Additional SCSI Hard Disk Drives
Rear Shelf 6
Front Shelves:
Installing an Additional IDE Device
1. Set the jumpers on the device to an unused address. Refer to the Technical
Reference Label, inside the NetServer, and to the SCSI addressing example,
below, for more information. Verify that termination power is off.
2. Remove the tray from one of the front shelves and store it.
3. Install the tape drive, using the rails supplied with the device.
4. Connect the tape drive to SCSI cable and power cable.
5. Remove the shelf cover plate from inside the front bezel before replacing the
cover. See figure below.
1. Set the jumpers on the device to an unused address. Refer to the Technical
Reference Label on the side of the NetServer chassis and the SCSI
Addressing section below for more information.
2. Install the drive.
: Remove the rear shelf cover plate and install the drive using the
four 1/4" screws supplied with the device. Replace the shelf cover plate when
the device is in place.
Use the mass storage trays supplied with your NetServer.
3. Connect the hard disk drive to SCSI cable and power cable.
If you are installing an additional IDE device,such as an IDE CD-ROM drive or
IDE hard disk drive, refer to the chapter in your HP NetServer
User Guide.
You may need to remove the filler panel from inside the front bezel before
replacing the cover. See figure below.
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Accessories
Preinstalled Devices
Boot device priority order
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A flexible disk drive is preinstalled in Shelf 1
An IDE CD-ROM drive is preinstalled in Shelf 2
A SCSI hard disk drive is preinstalled in Shelf 5 in the
NetServer Model 2100 (SCSI ID=0)
The system searches for a bootable device in the following order:
1. IDE CD-ROM drive with bootable CD-ROM
2. Flexible disk drive with bootable flexible disk
3. IDE hard disk drive (if user-installed)
4. PCI Slots in the following order: 3, 1, 2, 4
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Configure the HP NetServer
1. Replace the air cooling duct and cover. Refer to the diagram in
Roadmap Step 4 showing proper alignment of the cover.
Connect all external power and data cords.
2. Turn on the HP NetServer and monitor and insert the HP
NetServer Navigator CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive. If the
NetServer doesn't boot from the Navigator CD-ROM, turn the
power off, wait 10 seconds, and turn the power on again. If the
system fails to boot, follow the instructions on the screen:
Press F2 to enter Setup
Press F4 to accept automatic configuration update
3. Go to the HP NetServer Navigator Main Menu and click on the
“Configuration Assistant” icon.
4. Click the "Express" button to begin the configuration process .
5. Select your NOS. If you choose Novell NetWare 4.1 or Windows
NTAS 3.51, you will be prompted to choose between automatic
or manual NOS install.
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SCSI Termination
SCSI Addressing
The NetServer SCSI cable is terminated. Verify added devices
are not actively terminated.
Each SCSI device must have a different SCSI address or ID.
This address (0 through 6) dictates where each SCSI device is
in the boot priority order and is set by means of jumpers located
on the outside of the device.
The figure and table to the right are an example of a SCSI hard
disk drive that may be preinstalled in your HP NetServer Model
2100. Use this as a general reference for jumper locations and
settings. Refer to the documentation that came with your SCSI
device for the correct jumper locations and settings. Refer to the
Technical Reference Label on the side of the NetServer chassis
for recommended SCSI setting strategy.
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
6. Choose automatic mode for first-time installation of NetWare 4.1 or
Windows NT Server 3.51 on a factory-configured HP NetServer E 40.
Choose manual mode to install an alternative NOS, to customize your
hard drive partition or if you replaced HP components (for example,
replaced an HP board with a third-party NIC or SCSI controller board.
7. If you are installing non-Plug-and-Play ISA boards, Configuration
Assistant will instruct you when to install them. During installation, the
HP NetServer may reboot several times. If the system fails to boot,
follow the instructions on the screen to correct the problem.
8. Install your NOS. If you selected HP automated installation process,
you will be guided through the process by a series of HP screens.
If you selected NOS vendor installation process, view and print the HP
NOS installation tips. Install the NOS using the installation utility
supplied with your NOS.
9. Install Server Management Software.
JUMPERS
TE
A0
A1
A2
TE
A0
A1
A2
Front view
Shelf 2
(CD-ROM drive)
Shelf 3
Shelf 1
(3.5" flexible
disk drive)
Shelf 4
(mass storage
tray installed)
Shelf 6
Rear view
Shelf 5
(SCSI hard
disk drive)
reserved
Example of a hard disk drive and jumper settings.
A0, A1 and A2 are SCSI ID settings and TE is device
active termination setting (always off).
All front shelf hard disk drives
must be installed in the mass
storage trays provided
SCSI ID
Front Cover
Filler panel
Technical
Reference
Label
4x