System Release Notes Express5800/120Mc2 System Release Notes PN: 455-01575-002
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Express5800/120Mc2 System Release Notes The Express5800/120Mc2 System Release Notes provide up-to-date information on your system. These notes also provide additional valuable information about your system that was not included in the user’s guide. Please read these notes in their entirety. CONTENTS Introduction ............................................................................................................................................3 General Comments .....................................
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Introduction These System Release Notes cover the following topics: ! General Comments ! Advisories General Comments The following general comments apply to this server. ! Versions of the Network Operating Systems tested and recommended are: Windows 2000® Windows NT® 4.0 Server with Service Pack 6 Novell® NetWare® 5.0 IntraNetWare 4.11 with Support Pack 5b SCO OpenServer™ 5.05 with Maintenance Supplement 505A. UNIXWare® 7.
! The Administrator Menu in the System Information Management segment of the Offline Maintenance Utility is not user accessible. ! ExpressBuilder operates in floppy emulation mode. Your system CD-ROM drive is designated Drive A and your system diskette drive is Drive B. After creating the Off-line Maintenance Utility diskette, ExpressBuilder prompts you to remove the diskette from Drive B. At this prompt, remove the diskette from your diskette drive.
System Hardware The following advisory applies to the Plug and Play feature of your server's I/O expansion boards. ! The Windows 2000 Operating System requires that your server’s PnP O/S feature be enabled. Before installing the Windows 2000 Operating System, run the BIOS Setup Utility as described in Chapter 3 of your User’s Guide, to verify the PnP O/S feature is enabled. Your User’s Guide is included on ExpressBuilder.
