Virtual TapeServer 6.03.41 Installation Guide

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Installation checklist
To facilitate an efficient installation, complete these preparations before service personnel
arrive on location:
Identify available processor multifunction (PMF), input/output multifunction (IOMF),
and ServerNet device adapter SCSI or FCSA Fibre Channel connection locations.
Obtain cables that are long enough to reach between the NonStop server and VTS. Host
cables are not included with VTS.
Provide sufficient 110 volt (220/240 volt outside the USA) power outlets. VTS uses
redundant power supplies, so consider independent power sources for high-availability
operation. Additional power outlets might be required for external tape drives or RAID
storage devices.
Secure a monitor and keyboard for temporary use during installation. VTS does not
require a monitor or keyboard for normal operation. However, it is recommended that you
connect a monitor and keyboard when rebooting the system.
Obtain a CAT-5 Ethernet cable for connecting VTS to the network.
Identify TCP/IP information to assign to VTS:
Fully qualified domain name
IP address
Subnet mask
Default router (gateway)
DNS or DHCP addresses with VTS name entered
Identify a PC with Microsoft Windows and Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher that can be
used to access the IP address provided for VTS.