Installation guide

Installation Guide

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Creating server utility and device driver diskettes

If desired, you can create the required diskettes from

Windows-based workstations using these procedures:

1. Locate the Quick Launch bootable CD-ROM disc in your

ServerWORKS software kit. Insert the disc into the CD-

ROM drive.

2. From the Start Menu, select Run qlaunch.exe from the

root directory of the CD-ROM disc. The program will

start automatically if Windows 95 or Windows NT V4.0

and greater are installed.

3. Select the Installations & Utilities button.

4. Choose either the Create Diskettes tab or the Utilities

tab. Utilities is the default. If you choose Create Disk-

ettes, first select a model, then a network operating

system and its version. Select Continue. If you choose

Utilities, select a server model to see the utilities for

that server.

5. Select the utility or driver you want, then select

Continue.

6. Insert a formatted, high density diskette into Drive A

and select Continue.

NOTE

For more information, refer to the ServerWORKS Quick

Launch Getting Started guide and the on-line help in the

ServerWORKS Quick Launch program.

The following is a list of device drivers you might need:

■ SCSI—enables your server to operate using the on-

board SCSI controllers.

■ Video—enables your server to operate using the on-

board video controller or other supported video cards.

■ RAID—enables your server to operate using a RAID

controller.

■ Network—choose from several device drivers for

DIGITAL supported network interface cards.

The following is a list of bootable server utilities:

■ RAID—enables you to make a bootable RAID configura-

tion utility diskette for use when configuring your

RAID array.

■ Diagnostics—enables you to make bootable diskettes

for use when troubleshooting your server.

■ BIOS Upgrade Utility—enables you to update and

restore your server's BIOS.

■ System Identification Utility—enables you to update

the server model name if you add another processor.