Server MT2200. Network Operating System Configuration Guide

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1 ( Server MT2200 Network Operating System Configuration Guide

2 Copyright 1997,1998 Packard Bell NEC, Inc. Trademarks Adaptec is a registered trademark of Adaptec, Inc. DigiBoard is a registered trademark of Digi International. Mylex is a trademark of Mylex Corporation. MS-DOS is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Novell and NetWare are registered trademarks of Novell, Inc. Windows NT is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. All other trademarks belong to their respective owners. Printed in the United States of America. PN: /98

3 Contents Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Installing Windows NT v4.0 Chapter 3 Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12 Chapter 4 Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11 Chapter 5 Installing and Configuring SCO UNIX 5.04 Chapter 6 Release Notes

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5 Chapter 1 Introduction Contents About This Guide... 1 Document Conventions... 1 How This Guide Is Organized... 2 Using ExpressBuilder to Create Diskettes... 3 Where to Go From Here... 6

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7 1-1 About This Guide This configuration guide contains supplemental instructions needed to install and configure your SERVER Windows NT v4.0, Novell NetWare v3.12, Novell NetWare v4.11, and Santa Cruz Operation (SCO) OpenServer Release 5.04 Network Operating Systems. This document is intended to complement the more detailed procedural documents available from the vendor of the network operating system. This document is not intended as the central source of installation and configuration information for your system. For additional information, it is important to read the READ ME files and related documentation provided by the vendor of the network operating system. Document Conventions The notational conventions listed below are used throughout this manual. Italic Bold Used for user command input, file names and keywords. Used for system prompts and command definitions. Introduction

8 1-2 How This Guide Is Organized Chapter 1 Introduction This chapter contains general information about this guide and instructions on how to create diskettes from the EXPRESSBUILDER CD-ROM. Chapter 2 Installing Windows NT v4.0 This chapter contains supplemental information for installing the Windows NT v4.0 Network Operating System. Chapter 3 Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12 This chapter contains supplemental information for installing and configuring the Novell NetWare v3.12 Network Operating System. Chapter 4 Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11 This chapter contains supplemental information for installing and configuring the Novell NetWare v4.11 Network Operating System. Chapter 5 Installing and Configuring SCO UNIX 5.04 This chapter contains supplemental information for installing and configuring the Santa Cruz Operation (SCO) Network Operating System OpenServer Release Chapter 6 Release Notes This chapter contains information on product restrictions as well as a description of known problems and workarounds. Introduction

9 1-3 Using ExpressBuilder to Create Diskettes The EXPRESSBUILDER (abbreviated EB within the following procedures) CD-ROM is an easy installation tool with various functions. With it you can create various utility diskettes such as SCU, SMC Superdisk for PCI, System Utility, Mylex RAID Configuration, or Adaptec Drivers. You can also run various utilities such as SCU, Mylex RAID Configuration, or System BIOS FLASH. The EXPRESSBUILDER CD-ROM can be used to create various driver and utility diskettes. To create a diskette: Note: Refer to your specific Operating System in this guide to determine the diskettes required for the installation and configuration of your particular Operating System. 1. Power on your system. 2. Insert the EB CD-ROM in your CD-ROM drive. 3. After booting, you will be asked about loading an alternate keyboard mapping. Enter the number corresponding to your choice (e.g., United States, French, etc.) and press RETURN. 4. The EB startup screen is displayed. Within the startup screen there are three choices: Continue: The program will go through the installation checklist to verify your server is ready for installation of the operating system. Main: The program will go directly to the main menu screen, skipping the installation checklist. Exit: Exits the program. Using left () and right () arrows, highlight Main and press RETURN. Introduction

10 The Main Menu screen is displayed. Within the Main Menu screen there are four choices: Run Utility: The program will display the Run Utility sub-menu. Create Diskette: The program will display the Create Diskette sub-menu. Help: Offers help for the Main Menu screen. Exit: Exits the program. Using left () and right () arrows, highlight Create Diskette and press RETURN. Note: Press the escape key to exit a sub-menu. 7. The Create Diskette sub-menu is displayed. Within the Create Diskette sub-menu there are several choices: SCU: The program allows you to create a SCU diskette. SMC Superdisk for PCI: The program allows you to create a SMC Superdisk for PCI diskette. This diskette will be needed if you have certain SMC PCI LAN boards. SMC Superdisk for SMC9432: The program allows you to create a SMC Superdisk for EtherPower II 10/100 diskette. This diskette will be needed if you have certain SMC EtherPower II 10/100 LAN boards. Utility Diskette: The program allows you to create a utility diskette. This diskette contains utilities that may be specific to different server types. See your system User s Guide for a detailed description. System BIOS Diskette: The program allows you to create a system BIOS diskette. Mylex : The program will display the Mylex sub-menu. This sub-menu allows you to create diskettes that are used to install and configure a Mylex DAC960 RAID subsystem. Introduction

11 1-5 Adaptec Drivers : The program will display the Adaptec Drivers sub-menu. This sub-menu allows you to create diskettes that are used to install and configure drivers for your Adaptec SCSI disk subsystem. Using up () and down () arrows, highlight your choice and press RETURN. 9. Locate a blank formatted diskette you want to use. When the following message is displayed, insert the blank diskette and press any key: Please insert a blank formatted 1.44 MB diskette in the diskette drive, then press a key to continue, or Escape key to abort. 10. The following message is the displayed: Diskette being created, please wait 11. When the following message is displayed, press any key: Diskette created successfully Press a key to continue The diskette in drive A: can now be used. 12. The Create Diskette sub-menu is displayed again. At this point you can either: Create another diskette: select the diskette type and return to step 9. Exit: Press the escape key to return to the Main Menu. Once at the Main Menu you can either run a utility or exit the program. Introduction

12 1-6 Where to Go From Here Where you go to continue your installation depends on how your system was shipped: If you are installing the Windows NT v4.0 Network Operating System, go to Chapter 2. If you are installing or configuring the Novell NetWare v3.12 Network Operating System, go to Chapter 3. If you are installing or configuring the Novell NetWare v4.11 Network Operating System, go to Chapter 4. If you are installing or configuring the Santa Cruz Operation (SCO) Network Operating System OpenServer Release 5.04, go to Chapter 5. Introduction

13 Chapter 2 Installing Windows NT 4.0 Contents Installing Windows NT Checking BIOS Setup... 1 Required Diskettes... 1 Disk Subsystem Driver Installation... 2 AIC7880/AIC7860 Disk Controller Driver Installation... 2 During Windows NT Installation... 3 After Windows NT Installation... 4 Disk Array Controller Driver and Monitor Utility Installation... 6 During Windows NT Installation... 7 After Windows NT Installation... 8 Driver Installation For the PC8e 8-Port DigiBoard Card... 9 Installing LAN Adapter Drivers... 9 Driver Installation for the SMC8416BTA LAN Adapter Installation While Installing Windows NT Installation for a Running Windows NT System Driver Installation for the SMC8432BTA and SMC9332BDT LAN Adapters Installation While Installing Windows NT Installation for a Running Windows NT System Driver Installation for the SMC9432TX LAN Adapter Installation While Installing Windows NT Installation for a Running Windows NT System Where to Go From Here... 16

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15 2-1 Installing Windows NT 4.0 Note: The information in this chapter supplements Microsoft Windows NT Release 4.0 installation procedures. Read this entire chapter before starting the installation process. Checking BIOS Setup This server requires a MP Spec Version setting of v1.4 when using the Microsoft Windows NT Operating System. Run the BIOS Setup Utility and check the MP Spec Version setting located within the Advanced Menu Group. If necessary change the MP Spec Version setting to v1.4. Refer to the Configuring Your System chapter of your System User s Guide for information on running the BIOS Setup Utility. Required Diskettes Depending upon the configuration of your system, you may be required to use newer drivers than the ones supplied on the Windows NT 4.0 distribution media. You will need newer drivers if any of the devices listed Table 2-1 are installed on your system. Use the EXPRESSBUILDER CD-ROM to create the required diskettes, see Using ExpressBuilder to Create Diskettes in Chapter 1. Table 2-1. Devices and Required Diskettes Device AIC7880/AIC7860 Adaptec controller DAC960 RAID controller SMC8432BTA/SMC9332BDT LAN controller SMC9432TX LAN controller Required Diskette Adaptec AIC78XX Family Manager for NT, NW, OS2 Mylex DAC-SW105 v1.05 SMC Superdisk for PCI SMC Superdisk for EtherPower II 10/100 Installing Windows NT 4.0

16 2-2 Disk Subsystem Driver Installation A disk subsystem driver must be installed during the initial phase of the installation. The driver installation process depends upon the disk controller in your system. If your system is configured to use the on-board SCSI controller (AIC7880 or AIC7860) or the AHA2940UW SCSI host adapter card, read the AIC7880/AIC7860 Disk Controller Driver Installation section of this chapter. If your system is configured to use the optional DAC960PDU Disk Array Controller, read the Disk Array Controller Driver and Monitor Utility Installation section of this chapter. If your system is configured to use a controller other than the controllers described above, follow the vendor s installation procedures or those found in the Microsoft Windows NT installation procedures and skip sections AIC7880/AIC7860 Disk Controller Driver Installation and Disk Array Controller Driver and Monitor Utility Installation of this chapter. AIC7880/AIC7860 Disk Controller Driver Installation If your system is configured to use the onboard SCSI controller (AIC7880 or AIC7860) then Windows NT is installed using the Windows NT driver on the Adaptec 7800 Family Manager Set v1.30 diskette, which is labeled Adaptec 78XX Drivers NW, NT, OS2 v1.30. Use the EXPRESSBUILDER CD-ROM to create this diskette. The Adaptec 7800 Family Manager Set v1.30 driver can be installed whether you are installing Windows NT from a bootable CD-ROM, the setup diskettes, or from MS-DOS. The Adaptec 7800 Family Manager Set v1.30 driver can also be installed by replacing the standard Windows NT driver after installing Windows NT. This procedure may be required if you apply any Windows NT service packs, since the service pack may install an older driver. Installing Windows NT 4.0

17 2-3 After applying a service pack, verify the version of the Adaptec 7800 driver. The driver, aic78xx.sys, is located in the system32\drivers folder of the folder in which you installed Windows NT (i.e. C:\winnt\system32\drivers). To verify the version of your driver, use Windows NT explorer to examine the properties of aic78xx.sys. The properties for aic78xx.sys on the Adaptec 7800 Family Manager Set v1.30 are: File version: v1.30 Description: Adaptec 7800 Family SCSI Miniport The following sections contain the installation procedures for installing the Adaptec 7800 Family Manager Set v1.30 driver during a Windows NT installation or when replacing the standard Windows NT driver after a Windows NT installation. During Windows NT Installation Use this procedure to install the Adaptec 7800 Family Manager Set v1.30 driver while installing Windows NT. 1. Start the installation of Windows NT using your preferred method. 2. While the message Setup is inspecting your computer s hardware configuration is displayed on the screen, press the F6 key. 3. When the message Setup could not determine the type of one or more mass storage devices installed in your system, or you have chosen to manually specify an adapter is displayed on the screen press S to Specify Additional Device. 4. When the list of mass storage devices is displayed, select Other from the end of the list. 5. When the message Please insert the disk labeled Manufacturer-supplied hardware support disk into Drive A: is displayed, insert the Adaptec 78XX Drivers NW, NT, OS2 v1.30 diskette into drive A: and press ENTER. Installing Windows NT 4.0

18 When the message You have chosen to configure a SCSI adapter for use with Windows NT using a device support disk provided by an adapter manufacturer is displayed with Adaptec AHA- 2940/AIC-78xx (PCI) NT v3.5x highlighted, press ENTER to select it. 7. When the message Setup will load support for the following mass storage devices appears listing the mass storage devices that you are installing, including Adaptec AHA-2940/AIC-78xx (PCI) NT v3.5x, press ENTER to continue. 8. The Windows NT installation now continues in its regular manner, although you may be prompted to re-insert the Adaptec 78XX Drivers NW, NT, OS2 v1.30 diskette again, depending on your original method of installing Windows NT. After Windows NT Installation Use this procedure to install the Adaptec 7800 Family Manager Set v1.30 Driver after a Windows NT Installation. This driver replaces the Standard Windows NT Driver. 1. Highlight Control Panel from Settings on the Start Menu. 2. Select the SCSI Adapters applet in Control Panel. 3. Select the Drivers tab. 4. Select Add on the Drivers tab. 5. Select Have Disk in the Install Driver dialog box. 6. In the Install from Disk dialog, when the message Insert the Manufacturer s installation disk into the drive selected appears, insert the Adaptec 78XX Drivers NW, NT, OS2 v1.30 diskette into drive A:. 7. In the Install From Disk dialog box, click Browse. Installing Windows NT 4.0

19 In the Locate File dialog box, double click the Winnt folder. 9. In the Locate File dialog box, double click 4_0 folder. 10. In the Locate File dialog box, when the oemsetup.inf file appears, click Open. 11. In the Install From Disk dialog box, when A:\WINNT\3_5 appears in the Copy manufacturer s files from: drop down list, click OK. 12. In the Install Driver dialog box, when Adaptec AHA-2490/AIC-78xx (PCI) NT v3.5x is highlighted, click OK. 13. In the Windows NT Setup dialog box, when the message The driver(s) for this SCSI Adapter are already on the system. Do you want to use the currently installed driver(s) or install new one(s) appears, click NEW. 14. In the Windows NT Setup dialog box, when the message Please enter the full path to Adaptec s installation files. These files are located in \WINNT\3_5 on the Adaptec 7800 Family Manager Set diskette appears, type A:\WINNT\4_0 in the data entry box and click Continue. 15. When the question Do you want to restart your computer now? appears, click Yes. Installing Windows NT 4.0

20 2-6 Disk Array Controller Driver and Monitor Utility Installation If the optional Disk Array Controller, offering data integrity and higher performance, is installed in the server, a driver (DAC960 NT SCSI), and monitor utility Dacmon.exe, is required. Use the EXPRESSBUILDER CD- ROM to create the diskette with the driver and monitor utility. Prior to the installation of Windows NT, run the DAC Configuration Utility (DACCF) to create Drive Groups (packs) and System Drives. Initialize all system drives with DACCF. The DAC960 NT SCSI driver can be installed from a diskette during the installation of Windows NT. The driver can be installed whether you are installing Windows NT from a bootable CD-ROM, the setup diskettes, or from MS-DOS. The DAC960 NT SCSI driver can also be installed by replacing the standard Windows NT driver after installing Windows NT. This procedure may also be required if you apply any Windows NT service packs, since the service pack may install an older driver. After applying a service pack, verify the version of the DAC960 NT SCSI driver. The driver dac960nt.sys is located in the system32\drivers folder of the folder that you installed Windows NT (i.e. C:\winnt\system32\drivers). To verify the version of your driver, use Windows NT explorer to examine the properties of dac960nt.sys. The properties for dac960nt.sys on the Mylex DAC-SW105 v1.05 diskette are as follows: File version: 4.03k Description: DAC960 SCSI Controller Driver The following sections contain the installation procedures for installing the DAC960 NT SCSI driver during a Windows NT installation and when replacing the standard Windows NT driver after a Windows NT installation. Installing Windows NT 4.0

21 2-7 During Windows NT Installation Use this procedure to install the DAC960 NT SCSI driver while installing Windows NT. 1. Start the installation of Windows NT using your preferred method. 2. While the message Setup is inspecting your computer s hardware configuration is displayed on the screen, press F6. 3. When the message Setup could not determine the type of one or more mass storage devices installed in your system, or you have chosen to manually specify an adapter is displayed on the screen press S to Specify Additional Device. 4. When the list of mass storage devices is displayed, select Other from the end of the list. 5. When the message, Please insert the disk labeled Manufacturer-supplied hardware support disk into Drive A:, appears, insert the Mylex DAC-SW105 v1.05 diskette into drive A: and press ENTER. 6. When the message You have chosen to configure a SCSI adapter for use with Windows NT using a device support disk provided by an adapter manufacturer appears with DAC960 NT SCSI Driver highlighted, press ENTER to select it. 7. When the message Setup will load support for the following mass storage devices appears, listing the mass storage devices you are installing, including DAC960 NT SCSI Driver appears, press ENTER to continue. 8. The Windows NT installation may now proceed. However, you may be prompted to re-insert the Mylex DAC-SW105 v1.05 diskette again, depending on your original method of installing Windows NT. Installing Windows NT 4.0

22 2-8 After Windows NT Installation Use this procedure to install the DAC960 NT SCSI Driver after a Windows NT Installation. This driver replaces the Standard Windows NT Driver. 1. Select Control Panel from Settings on the Start Menu. 2. Select the SCSI Adapters applet in Control Panel. 3. Select the Drivers tab. 4. On the Drivers tab, select Add. 5. In the Install Driver dialog box, select Have Disk. 6. In the Install From Disk dialog, when the message Insert the Manufacturer s installation disk into the drive selected appears, insert the Mylex DAC- SW105 v1.05 into drive A: 7. In the Install From Disk dialog box, click Browse. 8. In the Locate File dialog box, double click 3_5 folder. 9. In the Locate File dialog box, when the oemsetup.inf file appears, click Open. 10. In the Install From Disk dialog box, when A:\NT appears in the Copy manufacturer s files from: drop down list, click OK. 11. In the Install Driver dialog box, when Mylex DAC960 Disk Array Adapter is highlighted, click OK. 12. In the Windows NT Setup dialog box, when the message The driver(s) for this SCSI Adapter are already on the system. Do you want to use the currently installed driver(s) or install new one(s). appears, click NEW. Installing Windows NT 4.0

23 In the Windows NT Setup dialog box, when the message Please enter the full path to the OEM SCSI adapter files appears, type A:\NT in the data entry box and click Continue. 14. When the question Do you want to restart your computer now? appears, click Yes. To install the monitor utility, follow the instructions in Chapter 3 of the DAC Software Kit Installation Guide User Manual Version 3.0. After completing the installation of Windows NT, ensure your STARTUP window includes Dacmon.exe. Dacmon.exe a monitor program for the Disk Array Controller, which alerts the user if a disk drive within the array has failed. Driver Installation For the PC8e 8-Port DigiBoard Card The DigiBoard card driver can be installed during the graphics portion of the Windows NT installation or later after you complete the Windows NT installation. During or after Windows NT installation, this driver is installed by first selecting Add Adapter in the Network setting of the Program Manager Control Panel. Then select the DigiBoard PC8e driver from the pull-down menu list. Installing LAN Adapter Drivers The following sections include special driver installation instructions for LAN adapters used in your system. Installing Windows NT 4.0

24 2-10 Driver Installation for the SMC8416BTA LAN Adapter If an optional SMC8416BTA LAN Adapter is installed the SMC NDIS 3 Driver for EtherCard Family LAN Adapters driver supplied on the Windows NT 4.0 distribution media must be used. If the SMC8416 driver is being installed during the installation of Windows NT, go to Installation While Installing Windows NT in this chapter. If the SMC8416 driver is being installed on a server that already has Windows NT installed, go to Installation for a Running Windows NT System in this chapter. This procedure may be required if you apply any Windows NT service packs, since the service pack may install an older driver. After applying a service pack, verify the version of the SMC NDIS 3 Driver for EtherCard Family LAN Adapters driver. The driver, smc8000.sys, is located in the system32\drivers folder of the folder in which you installed Windows NT (i.e. C:\winnt\system32\drivers). To verify the version of your driver, use Windows NT explorer to examine the properties of smc8000.sys. The properties for smc8000.sys on the Windows NT 4.0 CD- ROM are: File version: v3.02 Description: SMC NDIS 3 Driver for EtherCard Family LAN Adapters Installation While Installing Windows NT. Installing Windows NT 4.0

25 2-11 Installation While Installing Windows NT The SMC8416 adapter driver is installed during the setup phase of Windows NT installation. To do this, complete the text phase of the installation and reboot the system. When the system comes up, it will be running the setup phase of the Windows NT installation procedure. The system will issue a series of screen prompts beginning with Installer s Name and Company Name. Answer system prompts until the Network Adapter Card Detection screen appears. When this screen appears, complete the following steps to install the SMC8416 driver files. 1. Click Start Search. 2. The adapter will be identified as follows: SMC8416 EtherEZ 3. Click Next. 4. When the SMC8416 adapter card setup screen is displayed, select the appropriate values for IRQ Level, I/O Base, and Memory Address. 5. Continue installation of Windows NT. Installation for a Running Windows NT System 1. Make sure that the Windows NT 4.0 CD-ROM is mounted in the CD-ROM driver. 2. Click on Start, Settings, and then Control Panel. 3. In Control Panel, double-click on the Network applet. 4. In the Network dialog box, select the Adapters tab. 5. Select add. 6. In the Select Network Adapter dialog box, scroll down the list until SMC 8416 EtherEZ appears. Highlight SMC 8416 EtherEZ and click OK. Installing Windows NT 4.0

26 When the Windows NT Setup dialog box appears, make sure the Windows NT 4.0 CD-ROM is in the CD-ROM drive and click Continue. When the SMC8416 adapter card setup screen displays, select the appropriate values for IRQ Level, I/O Base, and Memory Address. 8. If TCP/IP is to be used, supply the IP address information. 9. Close and restart the system. Driver Installation for the SMC8432BTA and SMC9332BDT LAN Adapters If an optional SMC8432BTA or SMC9332BDT LAN Adapter is installed, the SMC NDIS 3.1 SMCPWR miniport driver supplied on the SMC Superdisk for PCI must be used. Use the EXPRESSBUILDER CD-ROM to create this diskette. If the SMC8432/9332 driver is being installed during the installation of Windows NT, go to Installation While Installing Windows NT in this chapter. If the SMC8432/9332 driver is being installed on a server that already has Windows NT installed, go to Installation for a Running Windows NT System in this chapter. This procedure may also be required if you apply any Windows NT service packs, since the service pack may install an older driver. After applying a service pack, verify the version of the SMC NDIS 3.1 SMCPWR miniport driver. The driver, smcpwrn.sys, is located in the system32\drivers folder of the folder in which you installed Windows NT (i.e. C:\winnt\system32\drivers). To verify the version of your driver, use Windows NT explorer to examine the properties of smcpwrn.sys. The properties for smcpwrn.sys on the SMC Superdisk version 2.8 are: File version: v4.02 Description: SMC NDIS 3.1 SMCPWR miniport driver Installing Windows NT 4.0

27 2-13 Installation While Installing Windows NT The SMC8432/SMC9332 adapter driver is installed during the setup phase of Windows NT installation. To do this, complete the text phase of the installation and reboot the system. When the system comes up, it will be running the setup phase of the Windows NT installation procedure. The system will issue a series of screen prompts beginning with Installer s Name and Company Name. Answer system prompts until the Network Adapter Card Detection screen appears. When this screen appears, complete the following steps to install the SMC8432/SMC9332 driver files. 1. Do not click Start Search. Click Select from list. 2. In the Select Network Adapter dialog box, click Have Disk. 3. When the Insert Disk dialog box appears, insert the SMC Superdisk into Drive A: and click OK. 4. When the Select OEM Option dialog box appears, select the appropriate software for your LAN adapter. Select SMC8432 EtherPower with ROM Socket if you are installing the SMC8432BTA LAN adapter. Select SMC9332BDT/9334BDT EtherPower 10/100 if you are installing the SMC9322BDT. 5. When the SMC8432 PCI adapter card setup screen is displayed, select Autodetect for the cable type. Select either 100bps or 10bps for the cable type, if installing the SMC9332BDT LAN card. Do not select Autodetect when installing the SMC9332BDT LAN card. 6. Continue the installation of Windows NT. Installing Windows NT 4.0

28 2-14 Installation for a Running Windows NT System 1. Click on Start, Settings,and then Control Panel. 2. In Control Panel, double-click on the Network applet. 3. In the Network dialog box, select the Adapters tab. 4. Select add. 5. In the Select Network Adapter dialog box, click Have Disk. 6. When the Insert Disk dialog box appears, insert the SMC Superdisk into Drive A: and click OK. 7. When the Select OEM Option dialog box appears, select the appropriate software for your LAN adapter. Select SMC8432 EtherPower with ROM Socket if you are installing the SMC8432BTA LAN adapter. Select SMC9332BDT/9334BDT EtherPower 10/100 if you are installing the SMC9322BDT. 8. When the SMC8432 PCI adapter card setup screen is displayed, select Autodetect for the cable type. Select either 100bps or 10bps for the cable type, if installing the SMC9332BDT LAN card. Do not select Autodetect when installing the SMC9332BDT LAN card. 9. If TCP/IP is to be used, supply the IP address information. 10. Close and restart the system. Installing Windows NT 4.0

29 2-15 Driver Installation for the SMC9432TX LAN Adapter If an optional SMC9432TX LAN Adapter is installed, the SMC NDIS 3 driver for SMC EtherFast 10/100 supplied on the SMC Superdisk for EtherPower II 10/100 must be used. Use the EXPRESSBUILDER CD-ROM to create this diskette. If the SMC9432TX driver is being installed during the installation of Windows NT, go to Installation While Installing Windows NT in this chapter. If the SMC9432TX driver is being installed on a server that already has Windows NT installed, go to Installation for a Running Windows NT System in this chapter. This procedure may also be required if you apply any Windows NT service packs, since the service pack may install an older driver. Installation While Installing Windows NT The SMC9432TX adapter driver is installed during the setup phase of Windows NT installation. To do this, complete the text phase of the installation and reboot the system. When the system comes up, it will be running the setup phase of the Windows NT installation procedure. The system will issue a series of screen prompts beginning with Installer s Name and Company Name. Answer system prompts until the Network Adapter Card Detection screen appears. When this screen appears, complete the following steps to install the SMC9432TX driver files. 1. Do not click Start Search. Click Select from list. 2. In the Select Network Adapter dialog box, click Have Disk. 3. When the Insert Disk dialog box appears, insert the SMC Superdisk version for SMC9432TX into Drive A: and click OK. 4. When the Select OEM Option dialog box appears, select the appropriate software for your LAN adapter. Select SMC9432TX EtherPower II 10/100. Installing Windows NT 4.0

30 When the SMC9432TX PCI adapter card setup screen is displayed, select AutoNegotiate for the cable type. 6. Continue the installation of Windows NT. Installation for a Running Windows NT System 1. Click on Start, Settings, and then Control Panel. 2. In Control Panel, double-click on the Network applet. 3. In the Network dialog box, select the Adapters tab. 4. Select add. 5. In the Select Network Adapter dialog box, click Have Disk. 6. When the Insert Disk dialog box appears, insert the SMC Superdisk for SMC9432TX into Drive A: and click OK. 7. When the Select OEM Option dialog box appears, select the appropriate software for your LAN adapter. Select SMC9432TX EtherPower II 10/ When the SMC9432TX PCI adapter card setup screen is displayed, select AutoNegotiate for the cable type. 9. If TCP/IP is to be used, supply the IP address information. 10. Close and restart the system. Where to Go From Here Proceed to Chapter 6 for Release Notes. Installing Windows NT 4.0

31 Chapter 3 Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12 Contents Overview... 1 Required Diskettes... 1 Installation Assumptions... 1 DOS Partition... 2 Reconfiguring the DOS Partition... 2 Configuring Drivers for the IDE CD-ROM... 3 Configuring Drivers For the Standard Onboard SCSI Disk Controllers (AIC7860 and AIC7880)... 5 Configuring Drivers For the Disk Array Controller (DAC960).. 6 Running EZSTART for LAN Adapters... 6 Running EZSTART for SMC8416BTA LAN Adapters... 7 Running EZSTART for SMC8432BTA and SMC9332BDT LAN Adapters... 8 Running EZSTART for SMC9432TX LAN Adapter... 9 Configuration Checklist Installing the Novell NetWare v3.12 Network Operating System 14 Loading LAN Drivers Loading SMC8416BTA LAN Drivers Loading SMC8432BTA, SMC9332BDT, and SMC9432TX LAN Drivers Creating Startup.ncf Creating Autoexec.ncf Configuring Additional Disks Configuring Additional Volumes Registering Users Downing the Server Backing Up the Server Where To Go From Here Bill Graham

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33 3-1 Overview This chapter contains instructions for installing and configuring the Novell NetWare v3.12 Network Operating System on your server system. For additional Novell NetWare information, it is important to read the NetWare "README" files and related documentation provided by Novell. Required Diskettes Depending upon the configuration of your system, you may be required to use newer drivers than the ones supplied on the NetWare distribution media. You will need newer drivers if any of the devices listed Table 3-1 are installed on your system. Use the EXPRESSBUILDER CD-ROM to create the required diskettes, see Using ExpressBuilder to Create Diskettes in Chapter 1. Table 3-1. Devices and Required Diskettes Device AIC7880/AIC7860 Adaptec controller DAC960 RAID controller SMC8432BTA/SMC9332BDT LAN controller SMC9432TX LAN controller Required Diskette Adaptec AIC78XX Family Manager for NT, NW, OS2 Mylex DAC-SW105 v1.05 SMC Superdisk for PCI SMC Superdisk for EtherPower II 10/100 Installation Assumptions The installation and configuration instructions in this chapter assume the following: You will be installing (not updating) the Novell NetWare v3.12 Network Operating System from CD- ROM media. You will be starting NetWare from an MS-DOS partition, not a DOS diskette. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

34 3-2 DOS Partition The MS-DOS partition on your system hard disk drive is configured to ensure you have sufficient space for the Novell NetWare v3.12 Network Operating System and applications. (See the NetWare Installation and Upgrade manual for disk space requirements.) If your system does not include a Disk Array Controller (DAC960), your primary boot disk drive is formatted with a single 50MB MS-DOS partition and MS-DOS is preinstalled on this drive. If you have a Disk Array Controller (DAC960) preinstalled on your system, it was preconfigured at the factory. The primary boot drive is formatted with a single 50MB MS-DOS partition and MS-DOS is preinstalled on this drive. If you want to reconfigure the size of the DOS partition, perform the steps in the following subsections. Otherwise, go to the Running EZSTART for LAN Adapters subsection in this chapter. Reconfiguring the DOS Partition If you want to reconfigure the size of the DOS partition: Notice: When reconfiguring the DOS partition all data on non-removable disk drive C: will be lost! 1. Boot your system from the DOS partition and execute some DOS commands (CHKDSK, for example) to verify that your system was not damaged during shipment and that the keyboard and monitor are properly installed and working. 2. Create a bootable DOS diskette by inserting a blank diskette and entering: format a: /s Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

35 Copy the fdisk command to the bootable diskette by entering: copy c:\dos\fdisk.exe a: 4. Follow step 4a or 4b, as appropriate. a. If your system does not include a Disk Array Controller (DAC960), boot the system from the bootable diskette created in Steps 2 and 3. Use the DOS fdisk command to create a small active DOS partition on Drive C: If you do not intend to use the DOS partition, a minimum size of 10MB is recommended. b. If your system does include a Disk Array Controller (DAC960), ensure that it is properly configured. Refer to the MYLEX DAC960PDU Disk Array Controller User Manual and the MYLEX Disk Array Controller Software Kit User s Manual for additional information on this option card. After you have configured the Disk Array Controller, boot the system from the bootable diskette created in Steps 2 and 3. Use the DOS fdisk command to create a small active DOS partition on Drive C: If you do not intend to use the DOS partition, a minimum size of 10 MB is recommended. 5. Install DOS (version 6.0 or greater) in the DOS partition. Configuring Drivers for the IDE CD-ROM Follow the instructions below to configure the device driver NEC_IDE.SYS. 1. Insert the Utilities Diskette into Drive A. 2. Select drive C: by typing CD\ and press ENTER. 3. Create a directory named IDE on drive C: by typing md ide and press ENTER. 4. Change the working drive to Drive A: by typing A: and press ENTER. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

36 Change the working directory to IDE by typing cd IDE and press ENTER. 6. Copy file NEC_IDE.SYS to the C:\IDE subdirectory. Example: Copy NEC_IDE.SYS C:\IDE Press ENTER. 7. Select drive C: by typing C: and press ENTER. 8. Type edit config.sys and press ENTER. Add the following line after the Buffers statement. device=c:\ide\nec_ide.sys /d:necide01 Save and close the file. 9. Type edit autoexec.bat and press ENTER. Add the following line to the top of autoexec.bat. C:\dos\mscdex.exe /D:necide01 Save and close the file. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

37 3-5 Configuring Drivers For the Standard Onboard SCSI Disk Controllers (AIC7860 and AIC7880) Follow the instructions below to configure the drivers for the standard onboard SCSI disk controller. 1. Insert the diskette labeled ADAPTEC EZ-SCSI for DOS/WINDOWS into Drive A. Type: A: Press ENTER. Type: install Press ENTER. Follow the screen prompts. 2. Edit the c:\config.sys file and make sure it includes the following commands (The device command assumes that the contents of the driver diskette were copied to a directory named c:\scsi.) lastdrive=z files=50 buffers=50 device=c:\scsi\aspi8dos.sys /D device=c:\scsi\aspicd.sys /D:aspicd0 Ensure the following commands are not in the c:\config.sys file: device=c:\dos\setver.exe device=c:\dos\himem.sys dos=high 3. Edit the c:\autoexec.bat file and ensure the following command is not in your c:\autoexec.bat file: c:\dos\smartdrv.exe Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

38 Create a directory named c:\diskdrv by entering the following command: mkdir c:\diskdrv 5. Copy all the files from the \netware\v3_1x directory on the diskette labeled 7800 Family Manager Set v1.30 to the directory created in Step 4. Configuring Drivers For the Disk Array Controller (DAC960) If your system includes the Disk Array Controller (DAC960), follow the instructions under Configuring Drivers for the Standard Onboard SCSI Disk Contollers (AIC7860 and AIC7880) earlier in this chapter and then follow the instruction below. 1. Copy all files from the \NW_3X directory on the diskette labeled RAID NOS Driver NT, NetWare, OS/2 to the c:\diskdrv directory. Running EZSTART for LAN Adapters If you have LAN adapter(s) installed in your system, go to the appropriate subsection for your LAN adapter and run EZSTART. Otherwise, go to the Configuration Checklist subsection in this chapter. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

39 3-7 Running EZSTART for SMC8416BTA LAN Adapters Note: Skip this subsection if you do not have an SMC8416BTA LAN Adapter installed in your server. 1. Insert the diskette labeled SMC Super Disk for 8X16" into Drive A. 2. Change your working drive to Drive A by entering A: and press ENTER. 3. Type ezstart and press ENTER. 4. If you have more than one SMC Ethernet Adapters installed in your server, the Ethernet Adapter Selection menu displays. Ezstart will ask you to select one of the adapters. Select one of the SMC8416BTA LAN adapters and press ENTER. 5. Ezstart displays the current configuration of the adapter. Note the I/O base address as it will be needed later during the installation. Tab down to "Custom" installation and press ENTER. 6. Using the down arrow key, select "Drivers/Documents" and press ENTER. 7. Using the down arrow key, select "Novell" and press ENTER. 8. Using the down arrow key, select "Novell NetWare 386 v3.12 Server" and press ENTER. 9. Change the Destination Directory to C:\SMC Tab to "Copy Files" and press ENTER. Driver files are copied from the source driver diskette to the destination directory. 11. The "Installation Notes" information box is displayed. Press ENTER. 12. Tab to and press ENTER on "Exit" to exit ezstart and return to the A: prompt. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

40 3-8 Running EZSTART for SMC8432BTA and SMC9332BDT LAN Adapters Note: Skip this subsection if you do not have a SMC8432BTA or SMC9332BDT LAN Adapter installed in your server. Note: See your System User s Guide to determine which PCI physical slot the adapters should be installed in. Note: Use SMC Superdisk 8432/9332 v2.8 that is supplied with your system and ignore the SMC Superdisk that is included in the SMC LAN Adapter Kit. 1. Insert the diskette labeled SMC SuperDisk for PCI into Drive A. 2. Change your working drive to Drive A by entering A: and press ENTER. 3. Type ezstart and press ENTER. 4. If you have more than one SMC Ethernet Adapters installed in your server, the Ethernet Adapter Selection menu displays. Ezstart will ask you to select one of the adapters. Select one of the SMC8432BTA/SMC9332BDT LAN adapters and press ENTER. 5. Ezstart displays the current configuration of the adapter. Tab down to "Custom" installation and press ENTER. 6. Using the down arrow key, select "Drivers/Documents" and press ENTER. 7. Using the down arrow key, select "Novell" and press ENTER. 8. Using the down arrow key, select "Novell NetWare 386 v3.12 Server" and press ENTER. 9. Change the Destination Directory to C:\SMCPCI. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

41 Tab to "Copy Files" and press ENTER. Driver files are copied from the source driver diskette to the destination directory. 11. The "Installation Notes" information box is displayed. Press ENTER. 12. Tab to "Exit" and press ENTER to exit ezstart and return to the A: prompt. Running EZSTART for SMC9432TX LAN Adapter Note: See your System User s Guide to determine which PCI physical slot the adapters should be installed in. 1. Insert the diskette labeled SMC SuperDisk for EtherPower II 10/100 into Drive A. 2. Change your working drive to Drive A by entering A: and press ENTER. 3. Type ezstart and press ENTER. 4. If you have more than one SMC Ethernet Adapter installed in your server, the Ethernet Adapter Selection menu displays. Ezstart will ask you to select one of the adapters. Select one of the SMC LAN adapters and press ENTER. 5. Ezstart displays the current configuration of the adapter. Tab down to "Custom" installation and press ENTER. 6. Using the down arrow key, select "Drivers/Documents" and press ENTER. 7. Using the down arrow key, select "Novell" and press ENTER. 8. Using the down arrow key, select "Novell NetWare 386 v3.12 Server" and press ENTER. 9. Change the Destination Directory to C:\SMCPCI. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

42 Tab to "Copy Files" and press ENTER. Driver files are copied from the source driver diskette to the destination directory. 11. The "Installation Notes" information box is displayed. Press ENTER. 12. Tab to "Exit" and press ENTER to exit ezstart and return to the A: prompt. Configuration Checklist Certain configuration information must be available before loading the Novell NetWare v3.12 Network Operating System. Table 3-2 is a checklist that helps you identify the information you need. You may need to ask your Network Administrator for some of the information. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

43 3-11 Table 3-2. Configuration Checklist Step Information 1 File Server Name. Record the file server name for this system. File server name: 2 IPX Internal Network Number. Record the IPX Internal Network Number for this system. (For more information about IPX Internal Network Numbers, see "IPX Internal Network Numbering" in the Novell Concepts manual.) IPX Internal network Number: 3 Country Code and corresponding Code Page. Choose the Country Code and corresponding Code Page from the following selections. Circle one Country Code and one of the corresponding Code Pages. Country Code Code Page 1. United States United States English Multilingual French Canada United States English French Canadian Latin America United States English Multilingual Netherland United States English Multilingual Belgium United States English Multilingual France United States English Multilingual Spain United States English Multilingual Italy United States English Multilingual Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

44 3-12 Table 3-2. Configuration Checklist (Continued) Step Information 3 (Cont.) 9. Switzerland United States English Multilingual A. United Kingdom United States English Multilingual B. Denmark Multilingual Nordic C. Sweden United States English Multilingual D. Norway Multilingual Nordic E. Germany United States English Multilingual F. International English United States English G. Portugal Multilingual Portuguese H. Finland United States English Multilingual Keyboard Mapping. Choose your keyboard mapping from the following selections. (Circle one selection): 1. France 2. Germany 3. Italy 4. Spain 5. United States 6. None Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

45 3-13 Table 3-2. Configuration Checklist (Continued) Step Information 5 LAN Adapter. Choose which type of LAN adapter is installed in the LAN adapter slot. Circle one selection. 1. SMC8416BTA 2. SMC8432BTA 3. SMC9332BDT 4. SMC9432TX 5. No adapter to configure. 6 IPX Network Number. Record the IPX Network Number associated with the LAN adapter in slot one. (For more information about IPX Network Numbers, see "Network Numbering" in the Novell Concepts manual.) IPX Number: 7 Repeat steps 5 and 6 for each LAN adapter slot you are using. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

46 3-14 Installing the Novell NetWare v3.12 Network Operating System 1. Insert the NetWare 3.12 CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. 2. Remove the diskette from Drive A: and reboot the system. 3. Change your working drive to the drive letter that points to the CD-ROM drive. (The steps to follow assume the CD-ROM drive is associated with Drive R). Type R: and press ENTER. 4. Type: cd R:\netware.312\english and press ENTER. 5. Type: install and press ENTER. 6. After reading the Ethernet message, press any key to continue. 7. Highlight "Install new NetWare v3.12" from the "Select an Installation option" menu and press ENTER. 8. Highlight "Retain Current Disk Partitions" and press ENTER. 9. Name the File Server. (See Table 3-2.) Give the file server a unique name using up to 298 alphanumeric characters, hyphens, and underscores (spaces are not allowed). 10. Assign an IPX internal network number. An internal network number is generated randomly. Accept this or enter your own by using the DELETE key to erase each unwanted digit and then typing in your own. The number must be unique and it must be a hexadecimal number one to eight digits long (0 and ffffffff are not allowed). For more information on internal network numbers, see IPX internal network number in the Novell Concepts manual. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

47 Insert your SYSTEM-1 disk into Drive A: when prompted to load license diskette. 12. Press ENTER to begin copying the server boot files to the hard disk. Once the files are copied, the language screen appears. 13. Select your Country Code, Code Page, and Keyboard Mapping setting (see Table 3-2) and press the F10 key. 14. Select a filename format. (DOS filename format is recommended.) 15. You are asked if you want to specify startup commands. Select "NO". 16. Select "YES" or "NO", as appropriate, to add server.exe to your autoexec.bat file. The server is now started and should be displaying the server name with a colon following it. 17. If you are using the Disk Array Controller (DAC960), type load c:\diskdrv\dac960 and press ENTER. 18. If you are using the standard onboard disk controller, type load c:\diskdrv\aic7870, and press ENTER. At the prompt to select a default slot number, press ENTER. Note the slot number as it is needed later in this installation. 19. Type load install and press ENTER. 20. Highlight "Disk Options" from the "Installations Options" menu and press ENTER. 21. Highlight "Partition Tables" from the "Disk Options" menu and press ENTER. 22. If you have more than one logical disk attached to your system, highlight device #0 and press ENTER. 23. Highlight "Create Netware Partition" from the "Partition Options" menu and press ENTER. 24. Change partition size, if desired (optional). Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

48 Press the ESCAPE key and select YES to create the partition. 26. Press the ESCAPE key to return to the available "Disk Options" menu. 27. Press the ESCAPE key to go to the "Installation Options" menu. 28. Highlight "Volume Options and press ENTER." 29. Press the INSERT key while in the "Volumes" menu. 30. Enter size of volume in the Segment Size field and press ENTER. If unsure of size, use 100MB ( K blocks =101 MB). 31. Press the ESCAPE key and select "YES" on the "Create Volume" menu. 32. Highlight SYS on the "Volumes" menu and press ENTER. 33. Highlight the "Status" field using the down arrow and press the ENTER key to open the "Volume Status" menu. 34. Highlight "Mount Volume" and press ENTER. 35. Press the ESCAPE key twice. The "Installation Options" menu displays. 36. Highlight "System Options" and press ENTER. 37. Highlight "Copy System and Public Files" and press ENTER. 38. Press the F6 key to copy from the CD-ROM. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

49 Backspace over a:\ and type R:\netware.312\english and press the ENTER key. (This step assumes that R: has been assigned to your CD-ROM drive in the autoexec.bat file). A window displays a listing of the files that are copied. 40. When you see a window that says file upload complete, press escape to continue is displayed, press the ESCAPE key until you see the "Exit Install" menu. 41. Highlight YES and press the ENTER key. Loading LAN Drivers If you do not have any LAN drivers to install, go to the subsection entitled Creating Startup.ncf. Otherwise load the LAN drivers for each LAN adapter you have installed in your server. If you do not plan to use this server on a network that uses ETHERNET_802.2 framing (the default for Netware version 3.12), see the Load LAN Drivers and Frame Types chapter in the NetWare Installation and Upgrade manual. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

50 3-18 Loading SMC8416BTA LAN Drivers 1. From the Server_Name: prompt, type: 2. Type: load c:\smc8416\msm31x load c:\smc8416\ethertsm load c:\smc8416\smc8000 port=nnn frame=ethernet_802.2 Bind ipx to smc8000 [port=nnn] net=xxxxxxxx (Where nnn is the base I/O address that you noted while running the EZStart Utility). xxxxxxxx is the IPX network number for the LAN segment to which your LAN card is attached. See Network Numbering in the Novell Concepts manual for additional information on network numbers.) 3. Repeat step 2 for each additional SMC8416BTA LAN card installed. Loading SMC8432BTA, SMC9332BDT, and SMC9432TX LAN Drivers Note: The following procedure must be run before loading the driver. The supplied LSWAP.EXE file (copied to C:\SMCPCI under the Running EZStart subsection) must be executed in DOS before loading the NetWare v3.12 Operating System. Note: In order for LSWAP.EXE to work correctly, the operating system and Loader.EXE must reside in a NWSERVER subdirectory on your drive. 1. Down the Novell Operating System and return to the MS-DOS C:\prompt. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

51 Enter and perform the following instructions: MOVE \SERVER.312 \NWSERVER COPY C:\SMCPCI\LOADER.EXE \NWSERVER C:\SMCPCI\LSWAP.EXE The SERVER.EXE file will be updated and a backup copy of SERVER.EXE will be created and named SERVER.OLD. 3. Restart the NetWare Operating System. 4. From the Server_Name: prompt, type: 5. Type: load c:\smcpci\msm31x load c:\smcpci\ethertsm load C:\smcPCI\smcpwr slot=nn frame=ethernet_802.2 name=e82nn Bind ipx to E82nn net=xxxxxxxx (Where nn is the slot number for your server starting with slot 1. Slot 1 is the server s top PCI slot and slot 2 is the next slot down, etc.; xxxxxxxx is the IPX network number for the LAN segment to which your LAN card is attached. See Network Numbering in the Novell Concepts manual for additional information on network numbers. 6. Repeat Step 5 for each additional SMC8432BTA, SMC9332BDT, and SMC9432TX LAN card installed. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

52 3-20 Creating Startup.ncf 1. Ensure you are at the Server_Name: prompt, and type load install and press ENTER. 2. Highlight "System Options" from the "Installation Options" menu and press ENTER. 3. Highlight "Create STARTUP.NCF" and press ENTER. 4. Accept the default path by pressing ENTER. 5. There should be only one entry for each disk controller. Change the entry from: load AIC7870.dsk to load C:\diskdrv\AIC7870 slot = nn instr=1 Change the slot number to the same number as you noted in Step 18 of the Installing the Novell NetWare v3.12 Network Operating System section of this chapter. 6. If your system includes the Disk Array Controller (DAC960) card, change the entry from: load DAC960 port=xxxx int=b to: load c:\diskdrv\dac Press the ESC key and select "YES" to save. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

53 3-21 Creating Autoexec.ncf 1. Ensure you are in the System Options menu. If not, type load install from the Server_Name: prompt. Highlight "System Options" and press ENTER. 2. Highlight "Create AUTOEXEC.NCF" and press ENTER. An autoexec.ncf file will be created and will be displayed for you to edit. 3. Edit the file if necessary. Be sure the full path name is included in the Load command for the LAN drivers and that all the prerequisite modules are loaded. For example : load c:\smc8416\msm31x load c:\smc8416\ethertsm load c:\smc8416\smc or load c:\smcpci\msm31x load c:\smcpci\ethertsm load c:\smcpci\smcpwr... If you are using the DAC960 Disk Array Controller, edit the file by adding the following: load c:\diskdrv\aspidac3 load c:\diskdrv\dacmon Dacmon is a monitor program for the Disk Array Controller, which will alert the user if a drive within the array has failed. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

54 If you have more than 16MB of memory installed in your server system, add the following line after IPX internal net... : Register memory x where x is: Memory Size x 24MB MB MB MB MB MB Press the ESCAPE key twice and select "YES" in the "Exit Install" menu. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

55 3-23 Configuring Additional Disks If you have additional disks, partition them now. See Create NetWare Disk Partition Tables in the Install Fileserver Software chapter of the Novell Installation and Upgrade manual. Configuring Additional Volumes If your sys: volume did not use all of the disk or if you have additional disk drives installed, you should now create the additional volumes. 1. Type load install and press ENTER. 2. Select "Volume Options" and use the INSERT key while in the "Volumes" menu to define the additional volumes. Registering Users You should now register your users on the server. 1. From a client, login to the server as SUPERVISOR. 2. Use sys:\public\syscon to register your users. 3. Be sure to add a password for the SUPERVISOR user. Downing the Server You should now down the server and return to DOS. You can do this by typing the following command from the Server_name: prompt: Down Exit Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

56 3-24 Backing Up the Server Where To Go From Here You should now use SBACKUP or some other backup facility to backup your server. You should restart the server before backing up. See the section "Notes on Tape Backup" in Chapter 5 for more information. You have finished the installation and configuration of the Novell NetWare v3.12 Network Operating System. Go to Chapter 6 and read the Release Notes. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v3.12

57 Chapter 4 Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11 Contents Overview... 1 Required Diskettes... 1 Installation Assumptions... 1 DOS Partition... 2 Reconfiguring the DOS Partition... 2 Configuring Drivers for the IDE CD-ROM... 3 Configuring Drivers For the Standard Onboard SCSI Disk Controllers (AIC7860 and AIC7880)... 5 Configuring Drivers For the Disk Array Controller (DAC960).. 6 Running EZSTART for LAN Adapters... 6 Running EZSTART for SMC8416BTA LAN Adapters... 7 Running EZSTART for SMC8432BTA and SMC9332BDT LAN Adapters... 8 Running EZSTART for SMC9432TX LAN Adapter... 9 Configuration Checklist Installing the Novell NetWare v4.11 Network Operating System 14 Configuring SMC8432BTA and SMC9332BDT LAN Cards Configuring an SMC8416BTA LAN Card Configuring SMC9432TX LAN Card Completing the Installation Customizing the Installation Downing the Server Backing Up the Server Where To Go From Here... 25

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59 4-1 Overview This chapter contains instructions for installing and configuring the Novell NetWare v4.11 Network Operating System on your system. For additional Novell NetWare information, it is important to read the NetWare READ ME files and related documentation provided by Novell. Required Diskettes Depending upon the configuration of your system, you may be required to use newer drivers than the ones supplied on the NetWare distribution media. You will need newer drivers if any of the devices listed Table 4-1 are installed on your system. Use the EXPRESSBUILDER CD-ROM to create the required diskettes, see Using ExpressBuilder to Create Diskettes in Chapter 1. Table 4-1. Devices and Required Diskettes Device AIC7880/AIC7860 Adaptec controller DAC960 RAID controller SMC8432BTA/SMC9332BDT LAN controller SMC9432TX LAN controller Required Diskette Adaptec AIC78XX Family Manager for NT, NW, OS2 Mylex DAC-SW105 v1.05 SMC Superdisk for PCI SMC Superdisk for EtherPower II 10/100 Installation Assumptions The installation and configuration instructions in this chapter assume the following: You will be installing (not updating) the Novell NetWare 4.11 Network Operating System from the CD-ROM media. You will be starting NetWare from an MS-DOS partition, not a DOS diskette. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

60 4-2 DOS Partition The MS-DOS partition on your system hard disk drive is configured to ensure you have sufficient space for the Novell NetWare v3.12 Network Operating System and applications. (See the NetWare Installation and Upgrade manual for disk space requirements.) If your system does not include a Disk Array Controller (DAC960), your primary boot disk drive is formatted with a single 50MB MS-DOS partition and MS-DOS is preinstalled on this drive. If you have a Disk Array Controller (DAC960) preinstalled on your system, it was preconfigured at the factory. The primary boot drive is formatted with a single 50MB MS-DOS partition and MS-DOS is preinstalled on this drive. If you want to reconfigure the size of the DOS partition, perform the steps in the following subsections. Otherwise, go to the Running EZSTART for LAN Adapters subsection in this chapter. Reconfiguring the DOS Partition If you want to reconfigure the size of the DOS partition perform the following procedure: Notice: When reconfiguring the DOS partition all data on non-removable disk drive C: will be lost! 1. Boot your system from the DOS partition and execute some DOS commands (CHKDSK, for example) to verify that your system was not damaged during shipment and that the keyboard and monitor are properly installed and working. 2. Create a bootable DOS diskette by inserting a blank diskette and entering: format a: /s Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

61 Copy the fdisk command to the bootable diskette by entering: copy c:\dos\fdisk.exe a: 4. Follow step 4a or 4b, as appropriate. a. If your system does not include a Disk Array Controller (DAC960), boot the system from the bootable diskette created in Steps 2 and 3. Use the DOS fdisk command to create a small active DOS partition on Drive C: If you do not intend to use the DOS partition, a minimum size of 20MB is recommended. b. If your system does include a Disk Array Controller (DAC960), ensure that it is configured. Refer to the MYLEX DAC960PDU Disk Array Controller User Manual and the MYLEX Disk Array Controller Software Kit User s Manual for additional information on this option card. After you have configured the Disk Array Controller, boot the system from the bootable diskette created in Steps 2 and 3. Use the DOS fdisk command to create a small active DOS partition on Drive C: If you do not intend to use the DOS partition, a minimum size of 20 MB is recommended. 5. Install DOS (version 6.0 or greater) in the DOS partition. Configuring Drivers for the IDE CD-ROM Follow the instructions below to configure the device driver NEC_IDE.SYS. 1. Insert the Utilities Diskette into Drive A. 2. Select drive C: by typing CD\ and press ENTER. 3. Create a directory named IDE on drive C: by typing md ide and press ENTER. 4. Change the working drive to Drive A: by typing A: and press ENTER. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

62 Change the working directory to IDE by typing cd IDE and press ENTER. 6. Copy file NEC_IDE.SYS to the C:\IDE subdirectory. Example: Copy NEC_IDE.SYS C:\IDE Press ENTER. 7. Select drive C: by typing C: and press ENTER. 8. Type edit config.sys and press ENTER. Add the following line after the Buffers statement. device=c:\ide\nec_ide.sys /d:necide01 Save and close the file. 9. Type edit autoexec.bat and press ENTER. Add the following line to the top of autoexec.bat. C:\dos\mscdex.exe /D:necide01 Save and close the file. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

63 4-5 Configuring Drivers For the Standard Onboard SCSI Disk Controllers (AIC7860 and AIC7880) Follow the instructions below if your system is configured to use the standard onboard SCSI disk controller. 1. Insert the diskette labeled ADAPTEC EZ-SCSI for DOS/WINDOWS into Drive A. Type: A: Press ENTER. Type: install Press ENTER. Follow the screen prompts. 2. Edit the c:\config.sys file and make sure it includes the following commands (The device command assumes that the contents of the driver diskette were copied to a directory named c:\scsi.) lastdrive=z files=50 buffers=50 device=c:\scsi\aspi8dos.sys /D device=c:\scsi\aspicd.sys /D:aspicd0 Ensure the following commands are not in the c:\config.sys file: device=c:\dos\setver.exe device=c:\dos\himem.sys dos=high 3. Edit the c:\autoexec.bat file and ensure the following command is not in your c:\autoexec.bat file: c:\dos\smartdrv.exe Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

64 Create a directory in your DOS partition for the onboard NetWare SCSI drivers by entering the following command: mkdir c:\diskdrv 5. Copy all files from the \netware\v4_xx directory on the diskette labeled 78XX Drivers NW, NT, OS2 to the C:\diskdrv directory. Configuring Drivers For the Disk Array Controller (DAC960) If your system includes the Disk Array Controller (DAC960) follow the instructions under Configuring Drivers for the Standard Onboard SCSI Disk Contollers (AIC7860 and AIC7880) earlier in this chapter and then follow the instruction below. 1. Copy all files from the \NW_4X directory on the diskette labeled RAID NOS Driver NT, NetWare, OS/2 to the c:\diskdrv directory. Running EZSTART for LAN Adapters If you have LAN adapter(s) installed in your system, go to the appropriate subsection for your LAN adapter and run EZSTART. Otherwise, go to the Configuration Checklist subsection in this chapter. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

65 4-7 Running EZSTART for SMC8416BTA LAN Adapters Note: Skip this subsection if you do not have an SMC8416BTA LAN Adapter installed in your server. 1. Insert the diskette labeled SMC Super Disk for 8X16" into Drive A. 2. Change your working drive to Drive A by entering A: and press ENTER. 3. Type ezstart and press ENTER. 4. If you have more than one SMC Ethernet Adapters installed in your server, the Ethernet Adapter Selection menu displays. Ezstart will ask you to select one of the adapters. Select one of the SMC8416BTA LAN adapters and press ENTER. 5. Ezstart displays the current configuration of the adapter. Note the I/O base address as it will be needed later during the installation. Tab down to "Custom" installation and press ENTER. 6. Using the down arrow key, select "Drivers/Documents" and press ENTER. 7. Using the down arrow key, select "Novell" and press ENTER. 8. Using the down arrow key, select "Novell NetWare 386 v3.12 Server" and press ENTER. 9. Change the Destination Directory to C:\SMC Tab to "Copy Files" and press ENTER. Driver files are copied from the source driver diskette to the destination directory. 11. The "Installation Notes" information box is displayed. Press ENTER. 12. Tab to and press ENTER on "Exit" to exit ezstart and return to the A: prompt. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

66 4-8 Running EZSTART for SMC8432BTA and SMC9332BDT LAN Adapters Note: Skip this section if you do not have an SMC8432BTA or SMC9332BDT LAN Adapter installed in your server. Note: The SMC8432BTA and SMC9332BDT are single channel LAN adapters. Note: See your System User s Guide to determine which PCI physical slot the adapters should be installed in. 1. Insert the diskette labeled SMC SuperDisk for PCI into Drive A. 2. Change your working drive to Drive A by entering A: and press ENTER. 3. Type ezstart and press ENTER. Go to step 4 if you have a SMC Ethernet LAN adapter installed, otherwise go to step If you have two SMC Ethernet LAN adapters installed in your server, the Ethernet Adapter Selection menu displays. Ezstart will ask you to select one of the adapters. Select one of the SMC8432BTA/SMC9332BDT LAN adapters and press ENTER. 5. Ezstart displays the current configuration of the adapter. Tab down to "Custom" installation and press ENTER. 6. Using the down arrow key, select "Drivers/Documents" and press ENTER. 7. Using the down arrow key, select "Novell" and press ENTER. 8. Using the down arrow key, select "Novell NetWare 386 v4.x Server" and press ENTER. 9. Change the Destination Directory to C:\SMC843X. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

67 Tab to "Copy Files" and press ENTER. Driver files are copied from the source driver diskette to the destination directory. 11. The "Installation Notes" information box is displayed. Press ENTER. 12. Tab to "Exit" and press ENTER to exit ezstart and return to the A: prompt. 13. Remove the diskette from Drive A: and reboot the system. Running EZSTART for SMC9432TX LAN Adapter Note: See your System User s Guide to determine which PCI physical slot the adapters should be installed in. 1. Insert the diskette labeled SMC SuperDisk for EtherPower II 10/100 into Drive A. 2. Change your working drive to Drive A by entering A: and press ENTER. 3. Type ezstart and press ENTER. 4. If you have more than one SMC Ethernet Adapter installed in your server, the Ethernet Adapter Selection menu displays. Ezstart will ask you to select one of the adapters. Select one of the SMC LAN adapters and press ENTER. 5. Ezstart displays the current configuration of the adapter. Tab down to "Custom" installation and press ENTER. 6. Using the down arrow key, select "Drivers/Documents" and press ENTER. 7. Using the down arrow key, select "Novell" and press ENTER. 8. Using the down arrow key, select "Novell NetWare 386 v3.12 Server" and press ENTER. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

68 Change the Destination Directory to C:\SMCPCI. 10. Tab to "Copy Files" and press ENTER. Driver files are copied from the source driver diskette to the destination directory. 11. The "Installation Notes" information box is displayed. Press ENTER. 12. Tab to "Exit" and press ENTER to exit ezstart and return to the A: prompt. Configuration Checklist Certain configuration information must be available before loading the Novell NetWare v4.11 Network Operating System. Table 4-2 is a checklist that helps you identify the information you need. You may need to ask your Network Administrator for some of the information. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

69 4-11 Table 4-2. Configuration Checklist Step Information 1 File Server Name. Record the file server name for this system. File server name: 2 IPX Internal Network Number. Record the IPX Internal Network Number for this system. (For more information about IPX Internal Network Numbers, see "IPX Internal Network Numbering" in the Novell Concepts manual.) IPX Internal network Number: 3 Country Code and corresponding Code Page. Choose the Country Code and corresponding Code Page from the following selections. Circle one Country Code and one of the corresponding Code Pages. Country Code Code Page 1. United States United States English Multilingual French Canada United States English French Canadian Latin America United States English Multilingual Netherlands United States English Multilingual Belgium United States English Multilingual France United States English Multilingual Spain United States English Multilingual Italy United States English Multilingual Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

70 4-12 Table 4-2. Configuration Checklist (Continued) Step Information 3 (Cont.) 9. Switzerland United States English Multilingual A. United Kingdom United States English Multilingual B. Denmark Multilingual Nordic C. Sweden United States English Multilingual D. Norway Multilingual Nordic E. Germany United States English Multilingual F. International English United States English G. Portugal Multilingual Portuguese H. Finland United States English Multilingual Keyboard Mapping. Choose your keyboard mapping from the following selections. (Circle one selection): 1. France 2. Germany 3. Italy 4. Spain 5. United States 6. None Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

71 4-13 Table 4-2. Configuration Checklist (Continued) Step Information 5 LAN Adapter. Choose which type of LAN adapter is installed in the LAN adapter slot. Circle one selection. 1. SMC8416BTA 2. SMC8432BTA 3. SMC9332BDT 4. SMC9432TX 5. No adapter to configure. 6 IPX Network Number. Record the IPX Network Number associated with the LAN adapter in slot one. (For more information about IPX Network Numbers, see "Network Numbering" in the Novell Concepts manual.) IPX Number: 7 Repeat steps 5 and 6 for each LAN adapter slot you are using. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

72 4-14 Installing the Novell NetWare v4.11 Network Operating System Note: Before you install the Novell NetWare Operating System, you should have your LAN adapter(s) connected to the LAN network(s). This allows the install process visibility to other servers and Directory Services already installed. 1. Insert the NetWare 4.11 CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. 2. Change your working drive to the drive letter that points to the CD-ROM drive. (The steps to follow assume the CD-ROM drive is associated with Drive R, which is used as an example in these procedures). 3. Type: R: and press ENTER. 4. Type: install and press ENTER. Note: If prompted to select a language to install, select the correct language you want installed and press ENTER. 5. At the Novell Terms and Conditions menu, press ENTER four times to continue. 6. Highlight "NetWare Server Installation" from the "Select the type of installation desired" menu and press ENTER. 7. Highlight NetWare 4.11 from the NetWare Installation Utility menu and press ENTER. 8. Highlight Simple Installation of NetWare 4.11 and press ENTER. 9. Name the File Server. (See Table 4-2.) Give the file server a unique name using up to 298 alphanumeric characters, hyphens, and underscores (spaces are not allowed). Note: If prompted to configure your language, select the proper settings for your locale and press ENTER. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

73 Press ENTER to begin copying the server boot files to the hard disk. If you see messages stating that drivers were found in the startup directory, but were not updated, ignore them. These files do not need to be updated. 11. At the Do you want to install Symmetrical Multi- Processing Netware (SMP)? prompt, select Yes, if you want SMP netware installed and press ENTER. 12. You should now be in a menu labeled Choose the Platform Support Module (PSM) Driver. Using the arrow keys, highlight the appropriate PSM driver and press ENTER. Note: If a PSM driver is highlighted, press ENTER to select the default PSM. 13. The following message is displayed: Install found the following hardware but was unable to find a matching driver: PCI Disk Controller xxxx.xxxx.xxxx.xxxx.xx Press <ENTER> for a list of drivers to choose from or press <F3> to continue without selecting. 14. Press Enter. 15. You should now be in a menu labeled Choose the Server Drivers - Disk Driver. 16. Press INSERT. 17. Press the F3 key. Type: C:\diskdrv and press ENTER. 18. You should now be in a menu labeled Choose the Server Drivers - Disk Driver. 19. Highlight AIC7870.dsk and press ENTER. 20. You should now be in a menu labeled Save Existing File C:\NWSERVER\AIC7870.dsk?. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

74 Highlight No and press ENTER. 22. A Warning menu is displayed. 23. Press ENTER. 24. You should now be in a menu labeled Select an action: 25. Highlight Always overwrite newer files and press ENTER. 26. At the Save Existing Files prompt, highlight No and press ENTER. 27. You should now be in a menu labeled Do you want to select an additional disk driver?. If a Mylex RAID adapter is installed select Yes and press ENTER. Continue with step 28. If a Mylex RAID adapter is not installed select No and press ENTER. Continue with step You should now be in a menu labeled Choose the Server Drivers - Disk Driver. 29. Press ESC. 30. Press INSERT. 31. Insert the DAC-SW105 floppy diskette into your 3 ½-inch diskette drive and press ENTER. 32. Press the F3 key. Type: A:\. 33. Using the arrow keys, highlight DACNET4.DSK and press ENTER. 34. At the Save Existing Files prompt, highlight No and press ENTER. 35. You should now be in a menu labeled Do you want to select an additional disk driver?. 36. Highlight No and press ENTER. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

75 At the Choose the Server Drivers - Network Driver menu, follow the appropriate procedure listed below to configure your LAN card(s). If you are configuring an SMC8432BTA or SMC9332BDT LAN card, go to the Configuring an SMC8432BTA/SMC9332BDT LAN Card section. If you are configuring an SMC8416BTA LAN card, go to the Configuring an SMC8416BTA LAN Card section. If you are configuring an SMC9432TX LAN card, go to the Configuring an SMC9432TX LAN Card section. 38. You should now be in a menu labeled Choose the Server Drivers - Summary. 39. Highlight Select additional or modify selected disk/lan drivers and press ENTER. 40. Highlight Network (LAN) Drivers and press ENTER. 41. Highlight Select an additional driver and press ENTER. 42. Go to the section Completing the Installation that follows. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

76 4-18 Configuring SMC8432BTA and SMC9332BDT LAN Cards 1. You should now be in a menu labeled Choose the Server Drivers - Network Driver. 2. Press the INSERT key to install an unlisted driver. 3. Press the F3 key to specify a different source drive and directory. 4. Backspace over A:\ and type: C:\SMC843X Press ENTER 5. Highlight SMCPWR.LAN and press ENTER. 6. Highlight No and press ENTER to save existing files. 7. Highlight Select/Modify driver parameters and press ENTER. 8. For Slot parameter, enter the logical slot number you noted when running the Ezstart utility. Press ENTER 9. Using the arrow keys, highlight Autodetect and press ENTER. 10. If you are configuring the SMC9332BDT LAN card connected to a 10Mbps line instead of the default 100Mbps line, using the arrow keys, highlight the Line Speed parameter and press ENTER. Enter 10 and press ENTER. Note: After the driver is loaded with Line_speed=10, all subsequent loads of the driver default to 10Mbps line speed. If another SMC9332BDT LAN card is installed at 100Mbps line speed, the load command for it must include line_speed=100. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

77 Using the arrow keys, highlight Save parameters and continue. Press ENTER. 12. At the Do you want to select an additional network driver? prompt, select Yes if you have another LAN card or channel to configure. Press ENTER. Repeat Step 37 in the Installing the Novell NetWare v4.11 Network Operating System section in this chapter. If you do not have another LAN card to configure, select No and press ENTER. 13. Select Continue Installation and press ENTER. 14. Go to step 38 in the Installing the Novell NetWare v4.11 Network Operating System section in this chapter. Configuring an SMC8416BTA LAN Card 1. You should now be in a menu labeled Choose the Server Drivers - Network Driver. 2. Highlight SMC8000.LAN and press ENTER. 3. You should now be in a menu labeled Board SMC (Driver SMC8000) Actions. 4. Highlight Save Parameters and Load Driver and press ENTER. 5. Select all defaults as listed. 6. At the Do you want to select an additional network driver? prompt, select Yes if you have another LAN card or channel to configure. Press ENTER. Repeat Step 37 in the Installing the Novell NetWare v4.11 Network Operating System section in this chapter. If you do not have another LAN card to configure, select No and press ENTER. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

78 Select Continue Installation and press ENTER. 8. Go to step 38 in the Installing the Novell NetWare v4.11 Network Operating System section in this chapter. Configuring SMC9432TX LAN Card 1. You should now be in a menu labeled Choose the Server Drivers - Network Driver. 2. Press the INSERT key to install an unlisted driver. 3. Press the F3 key to specify a different source drive and directory. 4. Backspace over A:\ and type: C:\SMC9432TX Press ENTER 5. Highlight SMC9432.LAN and press ENTER. 6. Highlight No and press ENTER to save existing files. 7. Highlight Select/Modify driver parameters and press ENTER. 8. For Slot parameter, enter the logical slot number you noted when running the Ezstart utility. Press ENTER 9. Using the arrow keys, highlight Autodetect and press ENTER. 10. If you are configuring the SMC9432TX LAN card connected to a 10Mbps line instead of the default 100Mbps line, using the arrow keys, highlight the Line Speed parameter and press ENTER. Enter 10 and press ENTER. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

79 4-21 Note: After the driver is loaded with Line_speed=10, all subsequent loads of the driver default to 10Mbps line speed. If another SMC9432TX LAN card is installed at 100Mbps line speed, the load command for it must include line_speed= Using the arrow keys, highlight Save parameters and continue. Press ENTER. 12. At the Do you want to select an additional network driver? prompt, select Yes if you have another LAN card or channel to configure. Press ENTER. Repeat Step 37 in the Installing the Novell NetWare v4.11 Network Operating System section in this chapter. If you do not have another LAN card to configure, select No and press ENTER. 13. Select Continue Installation and press ENTER. 14. Go to step 38 in the Installing the Novell NetWare v4.11 Network Operating System section in this chapter. Completing the Installation Note: If a slot number prompt displays for your SCSI driver or a LAN driver, press ENTER to select the default slot. Note: NetWare 4.11 detects all LAN frame types on your network and prompts you for any required additional information. After you have installed all LAN drivers, a new menu will be displayed. Perform the following steps. 1. At the Is this the first NetWare 4 Server prompt, select YES, if it is the first NetWare 4 Server. Press ENTER. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

80 4-22 If this is not the first NetWare 4 Server, select NO and press ENTER. The Do you want to join an existing tree or create a new one prompt is displayed. Follow the prompts until you return to the Choose the Time Zone prompt. 2. You should now be in a menu labeled Choose the Time Zone. Use the arrow keys to highlight the correct Time Zone and press ENTER. 3. Type your organization name. 4. Type the Administrator Password. You should now be in a menu for installing the license. At this prompt, perform the following steps. 1. Insert the diskette labeled NetWare 4.11 License into drive A and press ENTER. Files will copy from the CD-ROM to your system. When complete a menu titled Choose a Directory Tree will display. At this point refer to Install NetWare Directory Services in the Novell Installation and Upgrade Manual to perform this procedure. Return to Step 2 when complete. 2. After installing Directory Services, the Main Copy part of the installation process starts. When completed, highlight Choose an item or product listed above and press ENTER. 3. Highlight Create a Registration Diskette and press ENTER. 4. Follow the prompts until you return to the Other Installation Options menu. 5. Highlight Continue installation and press ENTER. 6. Press ENTER to exit the installation process. 7. Proceed to Customizing the Installation that follows. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

81 4-23 Customizing the Installation The NetWare startup files are edited to customize your installation. To customize your installation, perform the following steps: 1. At the Server_name : prompt, type Load install 2. Highlight NCF files options and press ENTER. 3. Highlight Edit AUTOEXEC.NCF file and press ENTER. 4. Edit the line starting with ipx internal net... to include your internal IPX number instead of the random number. Note: The installation process checks your LAN and attempts to configure all Frame types found. 5. Check all the Load and Bind pair entries for validity on your LAN. Make appropriate changes. 6. If you have more than 16MB of memory installed in your system and do not see all of it in NetWare, add the following line after IPX internal net... : Register memory x where x is: Memory Size x 24MB MB MB MB MB MB Press F10 to save the AUTOEXEC.NCF file. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

82 Highlight Yes and press ENTER to save the file. Note: If you do not intend to use a CD-ROM with NetWare, delete the line starting with Load ASPICD.DSK... in the STARTUP.NCF file. Note: If you do not intend to use any tape devices with NetWare, delete the line starting with Load TAPEDAI.DSK... in the STARTUP.NCF file. 9. Press ESC twice to exit the installation program. 10. Highlight Yes and press ENTER. Downing the Server You should now down the server and return to DOS. You can do this by typing the following commands from the Server_name: prompt: Down Exit Backing Up the Server You should now use SBACKUP or some other backup facility to backup your server. Also, you should restart the server before backing up. See the section "Notes on Tape Backup" for more information. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

83 4-25 Where To Go From Here You have finished the installation and configuration of the Novell NetWare v4.11 Network Operating System. Go to the Release Notes section and read the Release Notes. Note: Your Novell NetWare user license and registration card are packaged together in a separate envelope. If the registration card address seems inappropriate for your country, look for alternate address mailing labels that accompanied your Novell media and documentation. Contact your local Novell representative for more information. Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

84 4-26 Installing and Configuring Novell NetWare v4.11

85 XXChapter 5 Installing and Configuring SCO UNIX 5.04 Contents Overview... 1 Required Diskettes... 1 Installing Optional Hardware... 1 Checking System Configuration... 2 Installing Optional Adapters... 2 Installing Other Hardware... 3 Where to Go From Here... 3 Installing and Configuring System Software... 3 Reconfiguring the DOS Partition... 3 Installing SCO OpenServer Rel Software (without DAC960)... 5 Installing SCO OpenServer Rel Software(with DAC960) 5 Installation of Tape Drives... 9 Installation of CD-ROM Drives Adding System Drives SMC8432BTA, SMC9332BDT, and SMC9432TX LAN Cards 10 Installing the SMC8432BTA and SMC9332BDT LAN Card Drivers Configuring the SMC8432BTA LAN Card Configuring the SMC9332BDT and SMC9432TX LAN Cards Configuring Additional Hard Disks Installing an Optional IDE Tape Drive Where To Go From Here... 16

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87 5-1 Overview This chapter contains supplemental instructions needed to install and configure hardware and software used with the Santa Cruz Operation (SCO) Network Operating System OpenServer Release This information is intended to supplement the more detailed procedural documents available from Santa Cruz Operation. This information is not intended to be the central source of installation and configuration information for SCO UNIX on your system. Required Diskettes Depending upon the configuration of your system, you may be required to use newer drivers than the ones supplied on the SCO UNIX distribution media. You will need newer drivers if any of the devices listed Table 5-1 are installed on your system. Use the EXPRESSBUILDER CD-ROM to create the required diskettes, see Using ExpressBuilder to Create Diskettes in Chapter 1. Table 3-1. Devices and Required Diskettes Device AIC7880/AIC7860 Adaptec controller DAC960 RAID controller SMC8432BTA/SMC9332BDT LAN controller SMC9432TX LAN controller Required Diskette Adaptec AIC78XX Family Manager for SCO 5.xx Mylex DAC-SW105 v1.05 Driver located on SCO distribution media Driver located on SCO distribution media Installing Optional Hardware This section contains supplemental hardware installation and configuration information. SCO UNIX 5.04

88 5-2 Checking System Configuration Before installing SCO, make sure that your system configuration is correct. Run the BIOS Setup Utility and the Resource Configuration Utility (RCU) to check system configuration. Refer to the Configuring Your System chapter of your User's Guide for more information on how to run these utilities. Installing Optional Adapters If you are installing optional adapters, refer to the installation guide that came with the adapter, the SCO documentation and the System User's Guide shipped with your system for installation and configuration information. The Upgrades and Options chapter of your System User s Guide includes a table containing the Interrupt Request number (IRQ), Base I/O and Memory address, and DMA channel information for optional adapters. The following optional adapters may be added to your system. SMC8432BTA, SMC9332BDT, and SMC9432TX Cards - The drivers required for these cards are lovated on the SCO 5.04 distribution media. Disk Array Controller (DAC960PDU) - Run the RCU after installing this option card. Refer to the MYLEX DAC960P Disk Array Controller User Manual and the MYLEX Disk Array Controller Software Kit User s Manual for additional information on this option card. The Disk Array Controller monitor, dacmon, should always be running to alert the user when a drive within the array has failed. AHA-2940W Host Adapter - Configure this option card using the SCSISelect Utility. Refer to the Configuring Your System chapter of your System User s Guide for information on running the SCSISelect Utility. SCO UNIX 5.04

89 5-3 Installing Other Hardware Where to Go From Here Refer to the Upgrades and Options chapter of your System User s Guide for installing a second processor, additional memory, additional hard disk drives or new peripheral devices. Now that all your system hardware options are installed, you are ready to install SCO. Go to the Installing and Configuring System Software section to perform this task. Installing and Configuring System Software Reconfiguring the DOS Partition This section contains supplemental information for installing and configuring SCO UNIX OpenServer Release 5.04 Operating System. Your system ships with its primary hard drive formatted with a 50MB MS-DOS partition. This partition can be removed or reconfigured before you load your SCO OpenServer Rel software and applications. You can, if you wish, create a new DOS partition as long as it leaves enough disk space for your SCO OpenServer Rel software and applications. Refer to your SCO OpenServer Rel Handbook and SCO OpenServer Rel Release Notes in this document before starting the installation. If your system does not include a Disk Array Controller (DAC960), your primary boot disk drive is formatted with a single 50MB MS-DOS partition and MS-DOS is preinstalled on this drive. If you have a Disk Array Controller (DAC960) preinstalled on your system, it is preconfigured at the factory. The primary boot drive is formatted with a single 50MB MS-DOS partition and MS-DOS is preinstalled on this drive. SCO UNIX 5.04

90 5-4 If you want to reconfigure the size of the DOS partition perform the following procedure: Notice: When reconfiguring the DOS partition all data on non-removable disk drive C: will be lost! 1. Boot your system from the DOS partition and execute some DOS commands (CHKDSK, for example) to verify that your system was not damaged during shipment and that the keyboard and monitor are properly installed and working. 2. Create a bootable DOS diskette by inserting a blank diskette and entering: format a: /s 3. Copy the fdisk command to the bootable diskette by entering: copy c:\dos\fdisk.exe a: 4. Follow step 4a or 4b, as appropriate. a) If your system does not include a Disk Array Controller (DAC960), boot the system from the bootable diskette created in Steps 2 and 3. Use the DOS fdisk command to create a small active DOS partition on Drive C: If you do not intend to use the DOS partition, a minimum size of 20MB is recommended. b) If your system does include a Disk Array Controller (DAC960), ensure that it is configured. Refer to the MYLEX DAC960PDU Disk Array Controller User Manual and the MYLEX Disk Array Controller Software Kit User s Manual for additional information on this option card. After you have configured the Disk Array Controller, boot the system from the bootable diskette created in Steps 2 and 3. Use the DOS fdisk command to create a small active DOS partition on Drive C: If you do not intend to use the DOS partition, a minimum size of 20 MB is recommended. 5. Install DOS (version 6.0 or greater) in the DOS partition. SCO UNIX 5.04

91 Installing SCO OpenServer Rel Software (without DAC960) Read the Release Notes (packaged with your operating system documentation) before starting the installation. Follow the SCO installation instructions in the SCO UNIX OpenServer Rel Handbook to install the operating system. Chapter 2 of the SCO OpenServer Rel Handbook Installation Guide includes an installation checklist to assist you in installing or upgrading to SCO UNIX OpenServer Installing SCO OpenServer Rel Software(with DAC960) Note: This section assumes that the you have properly completed the hardware installation, RCU configuration, and the drive array configuration. If you have not done so, please refer to the corresponding documentation and complete the hardware installation and configuration before trying to proceed with driver installation. Installation of SCO OpenServer Version 5.04 involves installation of a disk array driver for your disk array system. The procedure basically follows the standard SCO UNIX installation with some variations. During the installation, when prompted, insert the SCO UNIX driver diskette for the Disk Array Controller into the floppy disk drive. Before you start the installation, carefully read the section "Installation of SCO UNIX using the DAC960PDU Driver" below. Note: Before installing SCO UNIX, ensure that system drive 0 (boot drive) has been configured for writethrough cache. If write-back cache has been configured, the SCO UNIX root file system may be corrupted at the completion of the installation. After the installation is completed, the system drive can be toggled to writeback cache. Note: Ensure that the system onboard SCSI controller (AIC7880) for the hard disk drives is disabled and the SCSI controller (AIC7860) for the 5 1/4-inch peripherals is enabled. SCO UNIX 5.04

92 5-6 The Resource Configuration Utility (RCU) is used to disable/enable the onboard SCSI controllers, refer to Using the RCU chapter of your User's Guide for information on how to change these settings. Using the RCU utility menu the onboard SCSI controller configuration settings can be displayed and changed. When changing these configuration parameters under the RCU, please be aware that the configuration parameter for the AIC7880 is usually displayed directly below the PCI RAID Controller parameter and the configuration parameter for the AIC7860 is displayed directly below the AIC7880. It is required that the BIOS be disabled on the AIC7880 SCSI controller, since the RAID controller has the boot files installed, see the Resource Configuration Utility (RCU) chapter in your User's Guide. This provides control over the boot device independent of board slot locations. If you are installing a tape drive connected to the SCSI controller, make sure the tape drive is set to SCSI ID 2, the configuration utility has been run with the tape drive installed, and the configuration has been saved. 1. Insert the boot diskette for SCO UNIX Version 5.04 into drive A and boot your system. You will see the following message: SCO OpenServer Release 5.04 Boot: Type: defbootstr ahslink="mdac alad325" Sdsk=mdac(0,0,0,1) Srom=alad(0,0,5,0) Press ENTER. 2. The system displays this message: Please insert the fd(60) mdac volume and press ENTER or press Q to quit. Insert the supplemental DAC960PDU (mdac) driver diskette from the v1.05 kit into the floppy drive and press ENTER. SCO UNIX 5.04

93 The system continues with these messages: Driver <mdac> apparently should be replaced with the new driver mdac. Replacing a driver may result in a kernel which does not work. Please enter: r if you wish to try replacement a if you want to use character major 6; which character major number (0-100) to use (? to list) q to quit Type: r Press ENTER 4. The system continues with the message: Please insert the Fd(60)alad325 volume and press <Return>, or "q" to quit: Insert the ALAD325 driver diskette and press Enter. Note: When SCO asks for the ALAD325 driver, use the Adaptec 78XX Family Manager 1.3 diskette. Insert the diskette and press ENTER. 5. The system displays the message: Please enter: which routing (0-40) to replace ('?' to list), 'a' to add "aladinit" at the end [default], 'n' to do nothing, or 'q' to quit: Type: The system displays the message: Alad325: Driver "alad" sucessfully loaded Press ENTER SCO UNIX 5.04

94 The system displays the message: Insert the boot disk and press <Return> Insert the SCO 5.04 install boot diskette into the floppy disk drive and press ENTER. 8. The system displays the message: Please insert (mdac) package BTLD disk into the floppy drive so it can be extracted onto the hard disk for incorporation into the disk link-kit. Reinsert the supplemental DAC960PDU (mdac) driver diskette into your floppy drive and press ENTER. 9. The system displays standard SCO OpenServer Rel copyright messages such as Restricted Rights Legend. Use duplication, or disclosure Press ENTER to continue. 10. The system displays the message: Identifying the installation media device. Change the media input to CD-ROM and the drives to smad. Follow the standard instructions starting with Step 6 in the SCO OpenServer Rel Handbook Installation and Upgrade Procedures. 11. As the install loads the software components, the system displays a bar graph showing the install progress. 12. Somewhere toward the end of the installation, the following messages are displayed: Configuring the kernel driver installation Press ENTER to continue: Press ENTER to continue. SCO UNIX 5.04

95 13. When the system has completed its installation, you will see the following message: Installation and initial configuration of SCO OpenServer Rel Enterprise System is complete Press ENTER to continue: Press ENTER to continue. The system displays: ** Safe to Power Off ** - or - ** Press any Key to Reboot ** This concludes the installation of SCO 5.04 UNIX using the DAC960PDU driver. You need to open the diskette drive and reboot the SCO 5.04 UNIX operating system from the system drive you just installed. You can now proceed to install any additional software required such as SCO Symmetrical Multiprocessing Support. It is recommended that any additional software packages be installed at this time. Note: Do not change the system drive 0 (boot drive) cache policy to write-back until after the installation completes. 5-9 Installation of Tape Drives After the installation of SCO 5.04 UNIX is complete, ensure the tape device is configured to the proper controller. If reconfiguring is necessary, follow the instructions in the hardware section of the SCO OpenServer Rel Handbook. SCO UNIX 5.04

96 5-10 Installation of CD-ROM Drives After the installation of SCO UNIX 5.X is complete, ensure the CD-ROM device is connected to the proper controller. If reconfiguring is necessary, follow the instructions in the hardware section of the SCO OpenServer Rel Handbook. Adding System Drives After installing SCO UNIX on system drive 0 (root drive), it may be necessary to create additional file systems on any other system drives. Use the command "mkdev hd" to partition and create file systems on additional system drives. SMC8432BTA, SMC9332BDT, and SMC9432TX LAN Cards The SMC8432BTA, SMC9332BDT, and SMC9432TX LAN cards are plug and play option cards. When you install these option cards, they are automatically configured, requiring you to enter only TCP/IP address parameters. Installing the SMC8432BTA and SMC9332BDT LAN Card Drivers The driver for the SMC8432BTA LAN card is on a diskette labeled "SMC843X Drivers Disk for SCO". If an SMC9332BDT LAN card is installed its driver must be downloaded from the SMC Web Page and then placed on a diskette. To download the SMC9332BDT driver software, type in the following internet address: Under the heading "Ethernet Unix Drivers" find hsm110.exe (41.3K) PCI SCO AHS 5.1 MDI Driver V1.10 for SMC8432/9332. Download the file and execute. This generates three files, one of which is the "Install.Doc" file. Follow the SCO UNIX 5.04

97 instructions in the "Install.Doc" to generate a diskette that can be used in the following procedures To load the SMC8432BTA/SMC8434BT LAN card driver, insert the driver diskette labeled "SMC843X Drivers Disk for SCO" into your disk drive or to load the SMC9332BDT LAN card driver, insert its driver diskette into your disk drive. Next logon to the SCO Open Server graphical interface and see the following procedure to install the driver. 1. Select the Software Manager icon from the Main Menu display. 2. Within the menu bar click on Software. A pull-down menu displays. 3. Select Install New. A dialog box displays asking if you are installing the driver from the host system or another host. 4. Highlight the host system in which the driver media is installed and press ENTER (click on Continue). 5. A dialog box displays asking for the media device used for this installation. Select the media device (usually the floppy diskette drive) and press ENTER (click on Continue). 6. A dialog box displays the driver(s) read from the media. Select the SMC8432BTA/SMC8434BT/SMC9332BDT driver (SMCSCO AHS 5.1 Network Driver, v1.0.0b or v1.10a if the web site driver is being used) and press ENTER (click on Full). 7. A dialog box appears..please use netconfig to configure network software, press return to continue. Press ENTER. 8. A message dialog box displays indicating "Installation complete." Press ENTER or select OK. 9. The Software Manager displays the loaded driver. Select Exit from the Host pull down menu. SCO UNIX 5.04

98 5-12 Configuring the SMC8432BTA LAN Card SCO UNIX Select the System Administration icon from the Main Menu display. 2. Select the Networks icon. 3. Select the Network Configuration Manager. 4. Select the Hardware Options pull-down menu and choose Add New LAN Adapter. 5. Select Continue when SMC EtherPower 8432 displays in the Network Configuration Manager display box. 6. When the Add Protocol menu is displayed select SCO TCP/IP, then select ADD. 7. Enter the required information to configure TCP/IP, then select OK. Refer to the SCO OpenServer Handbook, Appendix A, TCP/IP Configuration Parameters. Note: When configuring multiple sub-networks on the same system, the system names for each subnetwork must be unique. 8. At the "Product successfully completed" message, select OK. 9. After the configuration is complete and the current networking configuration is displayed, select the following: SMC EtherPower 8432 Network Configuration Mangement Hardware Modify Hardware Configuration Advance Options Media Menu: BNC, UTP, Etc. Note: Do not select "Auto". OK

99 5-13 Select Exit At the message the "UNIX kernel must be relinked...", select YES to relink the kernel At the message "Do you want this kernel to reboot by default", enter YES and press ENTER At the message "Do you want the kernel environment rebuilt", enter YES and press ENTER Press ENTER to continue. 14. Reboot your system. Configuring the SMC9332BDT and SMC9432TX LAN Cards 1. Select the System Administration icon from the Main Menu display. 2. Select the Networks icon. 3. Select the Network Configuration Manager. 4. Select the Hardware Options pull-down menu and choose Add New LAN Adapter. 5. Follow step a or b, as appropriate a) If configuring the SMC9332BDT LAN card, select Continue when SMC EtherPower 9332 displays in the Network Configuration Manager display box. b) If configuring the SMC9432TX LAN card, use the SMC EtherPower /100 Mbps off the Select Network Adapter to be Added list. 6. When the Add Protocol menu is displayed select SCO TCP/IP, then select ADD. 7. Enter the required information to configure TCP/IP, then select OK. Refer to the SCO OpenServer Handbook, Appendix A, TCP/IP Configuration Parameters. SCO UNIX 5.04

100 5-14 Note: When configuring multiple sub-networks on the same system, the system names for each subnetwork must be unique. 8. At the "Product successfully completed" message, select OK. 9. Select the Hardware Options pull-down menu again and choose Modify Hardware Configuration When the Network Driver Configuration menu is displayed, select Advanced Options Tab to the Media line and click on the pulldown arrow to display a choice of speeds. 12. Highlight Auto_Media_Detect. Select OK. 13. The Network Driver Configuration menu is displayed. Select OK. 14. After the configuration is complete and the current networking configuration is displayed, select Hardware from the menu bar, then select Exit At the message the "UNIX kernel must be relinked...", select YES to relink the kernel At the message "Do you want this kernel to reboot by default", enter YES and press ENTER At the message "Do you want the kernel environment rebuilt", enter YES and press ENTER Press ENTER to continue Reboot your system. SCO UNIX 5.04

101 5-15 Configuring Additional Hard Disks Configuring additional hard disk drives requires that they be hardware configured and low-level formatted (most disks are shipped already low-level formatted). For SCO UNIX Open System and OpenServer Rel. 5.X Software to recognize more than one hard disk drive, you must execute a series of commands. For a detailed description of the commands, refer to the chapter entitled "Adding Hard Disks and CD-ROM Drivers" in the SCO UNIX Operating System Administrator's Guide or the SCO Open Systems Rel. 5X Hardware Configuration Guide. An example of the command sequence is shown below: SCSI Disks mkdev hd (build a kernel) (reboot the system) mkdev hd mkdev fs mountall Refer to the on-line SCO man page for information on the mkdev (ADM) command. Installing an Optional IDE Tape Drive The following shows the installation of an optional IDE tape drive (ATAPI): 1. Make sure there are no users on the system. (Go into single user mode if you need to.) 2. From the a # prompt, type mkdev tape. Press ENTER. 3. Choose 1 - Configure SCSI tape drive. 4. Choose 1 - Install a SCSI tape drive. 5. Enter the prefix of the host adapter as: wd. SCO UNIX 5.04

102 System will prompt for which wd host adapter: Use 0. 0 = 1f0, 14 (primary) 1 = 170, 15 (secondary) 7. At What SCSI bus is this device attached to?, use default of At What is the target ID?, use 1 for slave. 9. At What is the LUN?, use default of At You are about to add the following SCSI device:., enter y. 11. At Enter vendor ID string, press ENTER for default. 12. At Enter SCSI version, press ENTER for default. 13. At Enter Reponse Data Format, press ENTER for default. 14. Choose 5 for QIC Cartridge tape drive. 15. Enter q to leave current string as is. 16. Enter q to return to main menu. 17. Enter q to quit. 18. Enter y to create a new kernel now. Where To Go From Here You have finished the installation and configuration of the SCO system software. If you have additional software to install, go to the Installing Additional Software section. Otherwise, go to the Release Notes section and read the Release Notes. SCO UNIX 5.04

103 Chapter 6 Release Notes Contents Product Restrictions... 1 Known Problems and Workarounds... 2 Notes On SCO UNIX Notes On Tape Backup... 4 Mounting and Unmounting the CD-ROM... 6

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105 6-1 Product Restrictions The following restrictions were in effect at the time of this release: DOS Partitions: MS-DOS allows installation of multiple primary DOS partitions. However, SCO Open Systems Software allows only one primary DOS partition and one extended DOS partition on the boot drive. If you install more than one primary and one extended DOS partition, SCO Open Systems Software will be unable to access any DOS partition. Multi-Volume Saves: SCO OpenServer Release 5.04 does not support multi-volume saves (backups that require more than one tape) when using DAT tape drives. Release Notes

106 6-2 Known Problems and Workarounds Table 6-1. Known Problems for NetWare v3.12 and v4.11 Symptom You have greater than 16 MB of RAM and you get an out of available memory error message when running SBACKUP. You get the following error message on your console while the server is starting: autoregister memory above 16MB failed Workaround Add the following line to your c:\nwserver\startup.ncf file: set reserved buffers below 16 MEG = 200 Make sure the following commands are not in your c:\config.sys file: device=c:\dos\setver.exe device=c:\dos\himem.sys dos=high Make sure the following command is not in your c:\autoexec.bat file: c:\dos\smartdrv.exe Errors may occur if you use 150MB cartridge tapes with SBACKUP on the Tandberg 525MB tape drive. When performing a multi-tape backup, if SBACKUP does not recognize the second tape... AIC7870 Disk Driver does not load. The errors may only occur when trying to restore! Therefore, do not use 150MB tapes when performing backups. Use only 525MB tapes. Use a blank second tape or a tape that does not have any NetWare SBACKUP information on it. Make sure the following commands are NOT in your c:\config.sys file: device=aspi8dos.sys... device=aspicd.sys... Make sure the following command is NOT in your autoexec.bat file: c:\dos\mscdex... When accessing a CD-ROM volume, you get messages stating there was an error writing to the FAT table for the CD-ROM volume... These messages can safely be ignored. However, when these messages occur, the workstation stops processing batch file commands until the messages are acknowledged by the user. To stop messages from reaching the workstation, type "castoff all" at the workstation. Release Notes

107 6-3 Table 6-2. Known Problems for SCO UNIX 5.04 SYMPTOM [OPERATING SYSTEM] Printer. The operating system does not automatically configure the parallel port. If the parallel port has not been configured, the printer will not work. [All] WORKAROUND Execute mkdev parallel and configure the parallel port. Notes On SCO UNIX 5.04 When installing SCO UNIX 5.04, both the AIC-6370 and the AIC-7880 require Boot Time Loadable Drivers (BTLDs). To install the BTLDs enter the following at the Boot: prompt: defbootstr ahslink= alad325 smad Sdsk=alad(0,0,0,0) When the SCO install asks for the smad diskette, use the 63XX Drivers SCO, UW diskette for the AIC-6370 driver. When the SCO install asks for the alad325 or alad diskette use the 78XX Drivers SCO, UW diskette for the AIC-7880 driver. Note: The driver for an SMC8416 LAN board is found on the SCO media. Release Notes

108 6-4 There is a known problem with the current driver set when adding an SMC9332BDT to a system with a SMC8432BTA, or installing them at the same time. The SMC8432BTA will not transmit or receive. When installing an SMC9332BDT and a SMC8432BTA together in the same system, install the SMC9332BDT first and configure it in the operating system per the SCO Configuration Guide. Next, power down and install the SMC8432BTA and bring the system up and configure the second card in the operating system. When adding an SMC9332BDT to a system with a SMC8432BTA already installed, you must first remove the SMC8432BTA. Install the SMC9332BDT and configure it in the operating system. Then reinstall the SMC8432BTA and re-configure it in your operating system. Notes On Tape Backup Before starting SBACKUP.nlm to do a tape backup, perform the following steps: 1. Edit the autoexec.ncf file to include the following lines: search add sys:system/dibi search add sys:system/dr search add sys:system/tsa 2. Restart the server system. 3. Ensure that the SCSI drivers and the ASPI driver have been loaded. If you have the standard onboard SCSI controller(s), the drivers, AIC7870.dsk and aspitran.dsk, should be in the DOS directory c:\diskdrv. When the command load AIC7870 is executed from the startup.ncf file, both drivers are executed. 4. Enter the following commands at the SERVER_NAME: prompt: Release Notes

109 6-5 For Novell NetWare v3.12 load tsa312 load tapedai load sbackup For Novell NetWare v4.11 load tsa410 load tapedai load sbackup 5. If you have any problems, see the "Known Problems and Solutions" section in this chapter. Release Notes

110 6-6 Mounting and Unmounting the CD-ROM Ensure the CD-ROM media is inserted in the CD-ROM drive and type the following: load cdrom cd device list cd mount (volume_name) To unmount the CD-ROM volume, type: cd dismount (volume_name) Release Notes

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