HP D7171A - NetServer - LPr User manual

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LC 3
Installation
Road Map
HP NetServer
Installation Overview (Road Map Steps in Parentheses)
Installthe Network SystemInstallthe Network System
Uninstallthe Network SystemUninstallthe Network System
OpenInformation AssistantOpenInformationAssistant
First: Preparations for Installation
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Read the Road Map
Verify Shipment Contents (1)
Obtain HP Navigator CD-ROM Release History (2)
Set Up and Power On the NetServer (3)
View the Readme File (4)
Test existing hardware using Diagnostic Assistant (4)
Install Information Assistant on Another Computer (4)
Visit Order Assistant (4)
Second: Install Hardware if Needed
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Remove NetServer Covers (5)
Install Memory (6)
Install Additional Boards (7)
Install Mass Storage Devices (8)
Replace Covers and Connect Cables (9)
Power Up the System (10)
Check Indicators, Controls and Ports
Verify Installed Hardware Accessories (10)
Third: Configure Hardware (11)
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Configure ISA Non-Plug-and-Play Board (if installed)
Select Network Operating System
Configure Integrated Remote Assistant (Express
Configuration or Custom Menu Item)
Fourth: Install Network Operating System (11)
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For certain versions of Novell NetWare and Microsoft
Windows NT, you may use the HP automated
installation process. Install the NOS using the HP-
guided installation process.
For a NOS that uses a vendor-installation process, view
and print HP NOS Installation Instructions. Install the
NOS using the vendor-supplied installation utility and
printed instructions.
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Fifth: Install and Configure HP NetServer
Management (11)
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Refer to the
Install HP Top Tools
HP NetServer Management
Reference Guide
Sixth: Install in Rack (Optional) (12)
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or the instruction sheet that
accompanies the rack installation kit
for instructions on how to mount the
server in a rack.
HP NetServer LC 3 User
Guide
Printed in July 1998.

1. Overview of HP NetServer LC 3 Features
2. Obtain HP Navigator CD-ROM Release Information
3. Set Up NetServer
4. Prepare for Hardware Installation
5. Remove the Covers
6. Install Additional Memory
7. Install All Accessory Boards
8. Install Additional Mass Storage Devices
9. Replace Covers and Connect Cables
10. Verify Installed Accessories (Optional)
11. Configure the HP NetServer
12. Install the NetServer in a Rack (Optional)
Audience Assumptions
ESD Warning
This road map is intended for the person who installs, administers, and
troubleshoots LAN servers. Hewlett-Packard Company assumes that you
are qualified in the servicing of computer equipment and trained in
recognizing hazards in products with hazardous energy levels.
This HP NetServer contains sensitive electronic devices that can be
damaged by electrostatic discharge (ESD). ESD hazards are a result of
installation or service personnel failing to ground themselves properly. To
be properly grounded, you must use a proper ESD wrist strap and work
surface grounded to the HP NetServer chassis.
Installation Steps in HP NetServer LC 3 Road Map
Overview of HP NetServer LC 3 Features
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Serial B Port
Serial A Port
Parallel Port
Mouse Port
Keyboard Port
Monitor Port
Management Port for remote
console management using
Integrated Remote Assistant
Network
Connector
Power
Connector
Front View Rear View
Interior ViewFront Bezel and Covers Removed
Serial Number
Locked
Position
Unlocked
Position
Shelf 1 (Flexible Disk Drive)
Front Bezel Key Lock
Front Bezel
Power Switch
and Power LED
Keyboard Lock Switch
and Keyboard Lock LED
Shelf 2 (CD-ROM Drive)
Shelf 3 (Optional Mass Storage)
Hot Swap
Mass Storage
Pedestal
Locking Bar
System Board
CPU
Extractor
Handle System Board
Terminator
Board
SCSI Connector
Backplane Flexible Disk Drive (FDD) Connector
Disk Array Controller Board
(Recommended, Slot 5)
Network Interface
Controller Board (Slot 6)
Retaining Latch
Voltage Regulator Module
Retaining Latch Battery
Slot 1
System Switches
Backplane
(also known
as Riser
Board)
Power Supply
Module
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1. the contents of the shipping box
against the Contents List included with your HP
NetServer LC 3.
Unpack and verify 2. If anything is missing or damaged, contact your reseller. Also,
of the HP NetServer LC 3 shown in this step.
review the
features
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To obtain drivers and utilities for the non-HP
components of your system, follow the
directions that accompany the component or
network operating system (NOS) to access
the necessary fax, Internet, ftp, or email site
directing you to the drivers and software.
To ensure that you have the latest versions of software, obtain the
current release history from one of the sources listed here. The
release history describes the latest updates to each release of the
HP Navigator CD-ROM, and tells how to obtain the current release.
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Call HP’s fax system at 1-800-333-1917 (or 1-208-344-
4809 from your fax machine), request document number 6005
http://www.hp.com:80/netserver/support/news_main.html
ftp://ftp.hp.com; logon: anonymous; password:
<your e-mail address>; cd NSNAVCD; get 6005.txt
Call 1-208-334-1691; download 6005.txt from
NSNAVCD library
Fax—
Internet WWW
Internet FTP—
Compuserve —
Obtain HP Navigator CD-ROM Release Information
Document 6005 contains a
version number you can
compare to your CD-ROM
Cutout for optional
External SCSI Cable
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2. : Connect the monitor, keyboard, and mouse to
the HP NetServer, and plug in the power cords to the HP
NetServer and to the monitor.
Connect cables
1. Turn on the monitor. Power-
on the HP NetServer, and eject the CD-ROM drive. Place the HP
Navigator CD-ROM in the drive, and close the drive. Turn off the
NetServer power, wait 10 seconds, and turn on the power again.
If the system fails to boot, follow the instructions on the screen.
When HP Navigator starts, you can change its language, set the
time and date, and change the BIOS language.
2. Select "Readme File" from the HP
Navigator Main Menu. The Readme file contains the latest
information to help you install your HP NetServer.
3. To verify the HP
NetServer hardware as shipped, run Diagnostic Assistant from
the HP Navigator CD-ROM. Select "NetServer Utilities" from the
HP Navigator Main Menu, and then select "Diagnostic Assistant"
from the NetServer Utilities menu.
Boot the HP Navigator CD-ROM:
View the Readme file:
Run Diagnostic Assistant (optional):
To prepare to install memory, accessories, and boards, do the
following:
Turn off the NetServer and disconnect the power cord.
Remove the front bezel and top cover.
If you are installing accessory boards or a non-hot-swap mass
storage device, also remove one side cover.
To install some options, you will need a flat 1/4-inch screwdriver
and T15 TORX driver.
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1. key lock with the key in the key bag
located on the rear of the HP NetServer. Remove the front bezel
by pulling on the pocket in the side of the bezel to swing that side
outward, and then pull the bezel off.
2. Loosen both thumbscrews. Pull the
front of the top cover forward 1/16 inch (1.5 mm).
3. up enough to create a gap of
1 inch (3 cm), but no more, between the front of the top cover
and the top of the chassis. Push the top cover back, and lift it off.
Unlock the front bezel
Remove the top cover:
Lift the front of the top cover
4. On the side cover farthest
from the system board, grasp the two tabs at the top of the
cover, pull upward and outward, and lift the cover off.
Remove the side cover, if needed:
WARNING Before removing the cover, disconnect
the power cord and unplug telephone
cables. Disconnect the power cord to
cut standby power and reduce shock
hazards. Disconnect telephone cables
to eliminate shock hazard from
telephone ringing voltages.
CAUTION Wear a wrist strap and use a static-
dissipating work surface connected to the
chassis when handling components.
CAUTION Lifting the top cover higher than 1 inch
(3 cm) can damage it and the chassis.
4. Information Assistant (IA) is a set
of online documentation for the HP NetServer. IA provides
information to help install your NetServer. It is easier to use from
another system, rather than the one you are installing. Install
Information Assistant onto the client system that you use to
manage your HP NetServer. To do so, insert the HP NetServer
Online Documentation CD-ROM, run Windows. From the
Program Manager, select the file menu, choose run, and enter
where "drive" is the letter of the CD drive.
5. on the Internet at
. Order Assistant lists HP and
third-party components that have been tested and found to work
with your HP NetServer. It also lists HP accessories, cables, and
connectors for your HP NetServer.
6. If you plan to install the
optional IntranetWare software that came with your HP
NetServer, purchase the software and obtain the key before
beginning NOS installation in Step 11: "Configure the HP
NetServer." Use the key request form in the HP NetServer
Software Option Package.
Install Information Assistant:
drive:\infoasst\setup
Visit Order Assistant (optional)
http://www.hp.com/netserver
Obtain IntranetWare key (optional):
Pocket
Key Lock
Unlocked Position
1 inch
(3 cm)
Front
Bezel
Thumbscrews
System
Board
Tabs
1. However, if you plan
to install the HP NetServer in a rack assembly, wait until after
you install all optional accessories and replace covers.
The instructions molded into the pedestal point toward the front
of the pedestal and show the centerline.
Use them to center the HP NetServer so its front extends 2
inches (5 cm) beyond the front of the pedestal.
Then push the HP NetServer in toward the rear of the pedestal
until it locks into place. See illustration at right.
Mount the HP NetServer on the pedestal.
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Set Up NetServer
3.
Refer to the instructions supplied with the UPS if you have one.
Connect Optional Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS).
Prepare for Hardware Installation
Side
Cover
Top
Cover
Remove the Covers
Rear View
Mouse Connector
Keyboard Connector
Monitor Connector
Power Connector
Pedestal
NOTE Two different CD-ROMs are shipped with the
system. Make sure you have selected the
CD-ROM that includes HP NetServer Navigator.
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Use only 100 MHz SDRAM DIMMs. Do not use EDO memory modules from
earlier LC models, which may fit but will not function correctly.
Use only HP DIMMs listed on the Technical Reference Label located inside
the HP NetServer top cover, in Information Assistant, or on Order Assistant.
DIMMs can be 64 MB, 128 MB, or 256 MB in any combination.
DIMMs can be installed in any order in any of the four DIMM sockets.
2. with its component-side up on a static-dissipating
work surface. Lay the board flat, with the metal crosspiece on the top rear
corner of the system board extending OFF the work surface, as shown at right.
3. On a DIMM slot, spread the clips. Align notches on the
DIMM with keys on the socket. Hold the DIMM at 90 degrees to the board;
insert it fully until the retaining clips close. If the clips do not close, the DIMM is
not inserted correctly.
Place the system board
Install the DIMMs:
Install All Accessory Boards
Install Additional Memory
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Available Slots:
Six accessory board slots exist on the backplane:
Slots 2 through 6 accept 32-bit PCI boards:
Slot 6 has a network interface controller (NIC) preinstalled.
Slot 5 may have optional disk array controller board (DAC).
Slot 1 accepts a 16-bit ISA board or a 32-bit PCI board.
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Backplane:
1. included with each accessory board. Follow
installation recommendations. Some boards have preferred slot locations. If
not, consider the boot order when selecting the slot to use in the backplane.
See "Default Boot Device Priority" below.
2. For accessories in slot 5 or 6, with covers off, lift the
retaining latches and raise the system board (5 inches or 12 cm) by grasping its
top edge.
Read the documentation
Raise system board.
3. for each slot to be used, and store it for future
use. If you are installing full-length PCI boards, also remove the board retainer
as shown. Push the button and lift it up and out of the board guide.
4. Insert each board in the desired slot and fasten its mounting
screw. Connect required cables to the boards. If you removed the board
retainer, put it back.
5. If you raised the system board, lower it. To do so,
hold the retaining latches vertical and push the board it firmly into its slot. Lower
the retaining latches simultaneously to secure the board.
Remove the board slot cover
Install boards:
Lower the system board:
NOTE For a list of boards HP has tested, see Help topic "Tested
Products List" on the HP Navigator CD-ROM. The Readme file on the
HP Navigator CD-ROM contains the latest configuration information.
NOTE If you install an ISA non-Plug-and-Play board, you MUST reserve
system resources (some or all of: memory addresses, I/O addresses, IRQs,
and DMA channels) for it. Write down that information for use in Step 11.
Accessory Board Connectors
An accessory board can be identified by the offset of the bracket
and the shape of the edge connector:
Default Boot Device Priority
Boot order for PCI controllers is determined by slot location. The system
searches for a bootable device in the following order:
1. IDE CD-ROM drive with a bootable CD-ROM
2. Flexible disk drive with a bootable flexible disk
3. Embedded SCSI controller
4. PCI boards in slots in the following order: 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
The default order can be changed in the Setup Menu.
PCI 6 - 32-bit
System
Board
Slot
PCI 5 - 32-bit
PCI 4 - 32-bit
PCI 3 - 32-bit
PCI 2 - 32-bit
PCI 1 / ISA -
32-bit PCI or
16-bit ISA
SCSI ConnectorIDE ConnectorFDD Connector
Accessory Board
Slot Cover
Backplane
Mounting Screw
Retaining Latch
DIMM
Slots
System Board in
Raised Position
Backplane
Board
Retainer
Top View of
Board Retainer Push
Button to
Release
Rear Side of
Front Panel
Board
Guide
PCI Board-
left-side offset
ISA Board-
right-side
offset
Board Retainer
Board
Guide
Slots
Board Guide
and Retainer
Located Behind
Front Panel
(Illustrated
Below)
Extending System Board
1. Raise the system board by its
retaining latches, then grasp the top edge of board and lift it out.
Remove the system board:
4. If you are upgrading video memory, insert the video
memory chips in their sockets. Be sure the dot on each chip aligns with the
arrow on the corresponding socket.
5. Insert the plastic rails on the system board into
the metal guides on the chassis. Push the system board into its socket. Lower
the retaining latches both at the same time so the board seats firmly.
Upgrade video memory:
Reinsert the system board:
CAUTION The metal crosspiece shown by the arrow must be
OFF the work surface. Otherwise, flexing can damage
the system board.
DIMM Slot 0
DIMM Slot 1
DIMM Slot 2
DIMM Slot 3
Crosspiece must
be OFF
work surface.
Static-Dissipating
Work Surface
Edge of Board
(Metal Bracket)
Note orientation
marker on each chip.
Note orientation
arrow on each
socket.
Notches
Clips
DIMM

SCSI Addresses
Jumper Settings
SCSI Termination
Each SCSI device must have a unique SCSI address (ID). This address
dictates the SCSI device's boot priority and is set by jumpers located on
the device, usually on the underside. Switches on the back of the hot swap
subsystem set its SCSI addresses, as shown at near right.
The table to the far right shows typical jumper settings for wide (68-pin)
SCSI devices. Jumpers A0, A1, A2, and A3 determine the SCSI address.
Set the SCSI termination enable jumper (TE) to OFF, as shown in the table.
Refer to the SCSI device documentation for the recommended jumper
settings. Refer to Information Assistant for the recommended SCSI
addresses.
The HP NetServer SCSI cable is terminated, either by a terminator on the
cable itself, or by the hot swap subsystem. Verify that jumper TE is set to
OFF. Verify that no added SCSI devices are terminated.
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Install Additional Mass Storage Devices
NOTE For certain mass storage configurations you may need additional cables or adapters. See
Order Assistant and Information Assistant for configuration information and part numbers.
NOTE HP SCSI tape drives and hard disk drives for
the HP NetServer LC 3 come in their own
mass storage trays.
TE A0 A1 A2 A3
SCSI
TE A0 A1 A2 A3
SCSI
Default SCSI Addresses 1, 0, 3:
Hot Swap Subsystem Wide (68-Pin) SCSI Devices
1. Set the jumpers on the drive to an
unused SCSI address. Refer to the drive's installation guide
and the SCSI Addressing Examples below for instructions.
Verify that the drive's SCSI termination enable jumper (TE in
the example below) is set to OFF.
2. Remove the cover from the empty mass
storage shelf, and store it for future use. Install the drive in its
tray in the shelf opening.
3. Connect SCSI and power cables to the
drive. Refer to the Technical Reference label for cabling
examples. For narrow (50-pin) SCSI tape drives, use the
wide-to-narrow SCSI cable adapter with the white body on the
the HP NetServer's SCSI cable. Do not use that adapter for
wide (68-pin) SCSI drives.
Set the SCSI address:
Install the drive:
Connect the cables:
SCSI Addressing Examples
SCSI Addressing
Installing and Removing the Modules
Hot-swap disk drive modules can only be installed in hot swap
subsystems. The three trays in the HP NetServer LC 3 hot swap
subsystem have SCSI addresses preset to 1, 0, and 3 from left to right,
as viewed from the front of the HP NetServer.
If you have a non-hot-swap SCSI device with SCSI address 0, 1, or 3,
change it or change the SCSI addresses on the hot swap subsystem so
that they do not conflict. To change the hot-swap SCSI addresses,
move the switches on the rear of the hot-swap subsystem, as shown in
the SCSI Addressing Examples above.
1. Insert the key (provided in the key bag on
the rear of the HP NetServer) into the lock on the locking bar. Press
in on the lock, and then unlock it by turning the key clockwise. Slide
the locking bar to the left, and then lift it straight up.
Remove the locking bar:
CAUTION Depress the locking lever carefully to
avoid breaking it. If it is difficult to
depress, the module is in too far or is not
seated properly. Lift the locking lever
completely up, and reinsert the module.
Shipping Plug
Locking Lever
Locking Tab
Hot-Swap Module
Locking Bar
Hot-Swap Module
Trim Bezel
Slots
Lock
Non-Hot Swap SCSI Devices
HP Hard Disk Pack
HP Tape Drive
Hot Swap Disk Drive Modules
4. Align the tabs on the locking bar (see
illustration) with the slots in the trim bezel. Insert the locking bar,
and then slide it to the right. Insert the key into the lock, and turn
it counter-clockwise to lock the locking bar.
Replace the locking bar:
2. If a shipping plug (see illustration) secures
the locking lever, remove it. Depress the locking tab on the
locking lever, lift the locking lever completely up, and remove
the module.
Remove a module:
Locking Bar
3. Remove the trim bezel from the front of
the server. If a shipping plug secures the locking
Install a module:
lever, remove it. Lift the locking lever up
completely, insert the module into the hot
swap tray in the front of the server,
and depress the locking lever.
Trim Bezel
Alternate SCSI Addresses:
1, 2, 3 9, 10, 9, 8, 11
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1
2
3
reserved
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Install the NetServer in the
Rack (Optional)
Configure the HP NetServer
Verify Installed Accessories
(Optional)
Replace Covers and Connect Cables
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2. Run Configuration Assistant and Installation Assistant: Go to the
HP Navigator Main Menu. If you want to change the language, select
"Set Preferences" and the language. Select "Configuration and
Installation Assistant." Select "Express" from the next screen to begin
the "Express" mode of configuration.
"Custom" configuration mode and "Replication" configuration mode are
also available. Refer to the HP NetServer LC 3 User Guide for details.
1. Turn on the HP NetServer and monitor, and insert the HP Navigator
CD-ROM into the drive. 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.
If you wish, you may now verify accessories you have installed. Turn on
the HP NetServer and monitor, and view the the boot screen.
The boot screen lists the hardware that the system detected, such as
CPU, DIMMs, and PCI and ISA boards. If the system fails to restart, follow
the instructions on the screen.
To install the HP NetServer in a rack assembly, refer to the following:
Rack installation kit instructions
HP NetServer LC 3 User Guide
` The HP Web site: http://www.hp.com
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3. Select the NOS:
4. Select the NOS installation mode:
5. Configure Remote Management:
6. Configure Disk Array:
7. Install the NOS:
To install the NOS manually:
8. HP NetServer management:
Select the NOS you will install, including version if
necessary. Installation of the optional IntranetWare NOS, which is in the
HP NetServer Software Option Package, requires the key obtained in
Step 4 of this Road Map: "Prepare for Hardware Installation."
If you select certain versions of
Novell NetWare / IntranetWare or Microsoft Windows NT Server, you
will be asked, "Would you like to use HP's automated mode of NOS
installation?"
If you want to use automated NOS installation, select "Yes." Choose
automated NOS installation mode for first-time installation of Novell
NetWare / IntranetWare or Microsoft Windows NT Server on a factory-
configured HP NetServer LC 3.
Perform a manual NOS installation if you are installing a NOS other
than Novell NetWare / IntranetWare or Microsoft Windows NT Server,
or if you replaced HP components. (For example, if you replaced an HP
network interface controller board with a third-party board, install the
NOS manually.)
If you plan to manage the HP
NetServer LC 3 remotely, refer to the HP NetServer LC 3 Remote
Administrator Guide. Select "Configure Remote Management" on the
Configure Remote Management screen to start the utility that
configures Integrated Remote Assistant.
If you have a disk array, refer to the HP
NetRAID Series Installation and Configuration Guide. Select "Execute"
on the Configure Disk Array screen to start the utility that configures the
disk array.
If you selected the HP automated NOS installation
process, you will be guided through the process by a series of HP
display screens.
On the Create Driver Diskette(s) screen, select "Create Drivers
Diskette(s)."
On the Show NOS Installation Instructions screen, select "Save to
Disk." Then print out the Network Operating System Installation
Instructions from the disk. Read these instructions before starting to
install the NOS.
Follow the instructions on the screen and the Network Operating
System Installation Instructions to perform the manual NOS installation.
Refer to the HP NetServer Management
Reference Guide, and install HP TopTools.
91.
A. If a side cover was removed, insert its lower channel onto the lip
at the bottom of the chassis. Press the top of the side cover
against the chassis, so that it snaps into place.
B. To replace the top cover, align both corners of its rear edge
against the metal tabs on the rear of the HP NetServer. Lower
the front of the top cover and pull it forward slightly to catch on
the rear of the chassis and to clear the front edge of the chassis.
Tighten both thumbscrews.
C. Align the front bezel against the front of the HP NetServer, and
press it firmly into place. Lock the front bezel with the key
provided.
2.
Replace all covers:
Connect the power cord and all other cables.
NOTE SCSI devices connected to a disk array controller board
(DAC) cannot be displayed at boot time. An ISA non-
Plug-and-Play board cannot be displayed at boot time.
NOTE To use the Console Redirection feature of Integrated Remote
Assistant to run server management utilities remotely, you
must create the utility partition. "Express" configuration mode
creates it automatically. If you use "Custom" configuration
mode, create the partition by selecting "Install/Update Utility
Partition" from the Custom Configuration menu within
Configuration Assistant.
NOTE If you have installed an ISA non-Plug-and-Play
accessory board, you must reserve system
resources for it by using the Setup utility. Start the
Setup utility by pressing the F2 function key when
"Press <F2> to enter SETUP" appears on the boot
screen.
When the Setup utility starts, select "Configuration,"
and then select "ISA non-Plug-and-Play Devices."
Use the arrow keys to highlight a selection, press
ENTER to display its options, and use the +/- keys to
change values. When done, save changes and exit.
For more about reserving system resources, refer to
Information Assistant and to "Configuring ISA Non-
Plug-and-Play Board" in the HP NetServer LC 3
User Guide.
(If the system hangs before the Setup utility starts,
remove the ISA non-Plug-and Play board, run the
Setup utility to reserve system resources for it, and
reinstall the board.)
CAUTION Replace ALL covers before operating the
HP NetServer, even for a short time.
Otherwise, overheating can damage
processors, boards, and mass storage
devices.
Front
Bezel
Seat
Side
Cover
Ensure
Tabs
Seat
Seat Top
Rear Tabs
First
Then Swing
Top Cover
into Place
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B
C