Toshiba 3310 User Manual
SST for MAGNIA™ 3310
User’s Guide
Server Setup TooL
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Contents
Chapter 1: Server Setup TooL ..................................................................... 2
Checking the Accessories ......................................................................... 3
Starting SST ................................................................................................ 3
Starting the server .................................................................................. 4
Starting SST on another system ......................................................... 6
Main Menu ................................................................................................... 7
Chapter 2: Setup .......................................................................................... 10
Setup Wizard ............................................................................................. 11
Operating System Installation Selection .......................................... 14
Windows Server 2003 Quick Installation .............................................. 16
Windows 2000 Quick Installation .......................................................... 38
Windows Server 2003 Manual Installation using SST ....................... 65
Windows 2000 Manual Installation using SST .................................... 66
Windows Server 2003/Windows 2000 Manual Installation without using
SST ............................................................................................................ 67
After Installation (Windows Server 2003) ............................................. 69
After Installation (Windows 2000) .......................................................... 71
Chapter 3: Utilities ........................................................................................ 74
How to Start Utilities ................................................................................. 75
About Utilities ....................................................................................... 75
Starting the Utilities program from SST CD-ROM .......................... 75
Selectable items when the Utilities program is started from SST CD-ROM 76
Starting the Utilities on another system ............................................ 77
Utility Menu ............................................................................................... 79
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Setup Support ..................................................................................... 79
HW Setup ............................................................................................ 82
Chapter 4: Hardware Diagnostics ............................................................. 84
About Hardware Diagnostics ................................................................. 85
Starting the Hardware Diagnostics Program ....................................... 85
Items of Hardware Diagnostics .............................................................. 86
Diagnostics Test (01. DIAGNOSTIC TEST) ................................... 87
Running Test (02.RUNNING TEST) ................................................ 88
Log Utilities (03. LOG UTILITIES) .................................................. 105
System Configuration Display (04. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION) 108
Chapter 5: Application ............................................................................... 112
Installing HarnessEye/web ................................................................... 112
Installing the TOSHIBA Display Power Save Driver ......................... 114
Chapter 6: Troubleshooting ...................................................................... 116
Troubleshooting Information ................................................................. 116
Errors occuring during RAID creation ............................................ 117
Errors occuring during the OS installation ..................................... 123
Errors occuring during reading from a FD ..................................... 126
Errors occuring during starting SST ............................................... 126
Errors occuring by incorrect operation ........................................... 128
Chapter 1
Checking the Accessories ............................................................ 3
Starting SST .................................................................................. 3
Main Menu .................................................................................... 7
Server Setup TooL
This chapter describes how to configure the hardware and start the
Server Setup TooL.
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Checking the Accessories
Checking the Accessories
Before starting the Server Setup TooL (SST), make sure that the
following accessories are available.
SST CD-ROM (this CD)
Server Setup TooL User's Guide (This guide)
End-User License Agreement
Starting SST
NOTE: Depending on the optional equipment [i.e. SCSI card,
MO drive] you installed on the server, SST may work
incorrectly. To have the SST work correctly, do not install the
optional equipment [i.e. SCSI card, MO drive] on your server.
Server Setup TooL
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NOTE: Do not turn off or reset the server while SST is working.
NOTE: Do not remove the SST CD-ROM while SST is working.
NOTE: The SST cannot be used to install the OS when hard
disk drives are connected to two or more disk controllers. To
install the OS using SST, one or more hard disk drives must
be connected to one disk controller.
NOTE: To use [Utilities]-[Create Floppy Disks] or
Configuration Save Disk, the floppy disk drive must be
connected.
Server Setup TooL
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Starting SST
Starting the server
1 Make sure that the monitor, keyboard, mouse and all peripher-
als are correctly connected.
NOTE: To start up SST from CD-ROM, the CD-ROM drive
must be set to have top priority in the Boot menu of the BIOS
setup utility. For details on how to set the Boot menu, refer to
the MAGNIA3310 User’ s Guide.
2 Make certain that all power cables are connected to grounded
AC outlets.
3 Turn on the power of the monitor.
Power Button
MAGNIA3310 Front View
4 Turn on the Power button on the computer front, and
immediately insert the SST CD-ROM into the CD-ROM
drive.
Server Setup TooL
Starting SST
5 After a while, the Toshiba Server Setup TooL Start-up screen is
replaced with the Main menu.
Server Setup TooL Start-up screen
6 After the Server Setup TooL Start-up screen, the Input Locale
screen appears.
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Input Locale screen
Select one of the following keyboard layouts.
Belgian French
French
German
Spanish
Swiss French
Swiss German
United Kingdom
U.S.
Server Setup TooL
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Starting SST
NOTE: The OS installation can be executed without starting
up the Main menu by inserting the Configuration Save Disk
containing the configuration information into the floppy disk
drive, and starting up SST. For details on the setup method,
see section [Setup Option] in Chapter 2.
Starting SST on another system
The Server Setup TooL can be started on systems running one of
the operating systems listed below:
Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows
Me, Windows 98, Windows 95.
To start the Server Setup TooL from another system(s):
1 Place the SST CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
2 After the Input Locale screen appears, select one keyboard lay-
out.
3 After finishing the locale setting, the SST Main menu appears.
NOTE: The Input Locale screen always appears when you
start SST on another system.
NOTE: To use all the functions on the Utility menu, a floppy
disk drive is required.
NOTE: When the Server Setup TooL has been started on
another system, you can use only the Utilities option in the
Main menu.
If the Auto-Run function is not allowed, the Server Setup TooL
can not be star ted on another system.
Main Menu
Main Menu screen
Setup
Server Setup TooL
Main Menu
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The Setup option is designed to automate the installation of RAID
and the operating system. You are guided through a series of
questions, and then the system is automatically configured and the
software is installed. For more information, see section [Setup] in
Chapter 2.
Utilities
The Utilities option allows you to customize the system
installation, create diskettes, and manage the RAID configuration.
For more information, see section [Utilities] in Chapter3.
NOTE: When hard disk drives are connected to two or more
disk controllers, or when a hard disk drive does not exist, the
[Setup] option cannot be used. To use the [Setup] option, one
or more hard disk drives must be connected to one disk
controller.
Chapter 2
Setup Wizard ............................................................................... 11
Windows Server 2003 Quick Installation ................................ 16
Windows 2000 Quick Installation ............................................ 38
Windows Server 2003 Manual Installation using SST .......... 65
Windows 2000 Manual Installation using SST ...................... 66
Windows Server 2003/Windows 2000 Manual Installation
without using SST ...................................................................... 67
After Installation (Windows Server 2003) .............................. 69
After Installation (Windows 2000) ........................................... 71
Setup
This chapter describes how to use the Server Setup TooL.
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Setup Wizard
RAID Configuration
After selecting a Setup option from the SST Main menu, the
RAID Configuration screen appears only if one or more HDDs are
connected to the RAID controller (the MR518 or the MR520).
Setup
Setup Wizard
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RAID Configuration screen
Simplified Setup
This option allows you to enter RAID type, Hot Spare option, and
other RAID configuration information.
Detailed Setup
This option manually starts the RAID configuration utility, and
then it allows you to manually configure the array.
(For more information, refer to the MegaRAID User's Manual.)
Skip RAID Setup
Skips setting up the RAID device.
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Setup
Setup Wizard
NOTE: If you are setting up the computer for the first time and
a RAID array has not yet been configured, use [Simplified
Setup] or [Detailed Setup].
NOTE: If you want to setup a RAID configuration that is not
possible by using [Simplified Setup], (for example: multiple
array groups, RAID10, RAID50, etc.), select [Detailed Setup].
For details about [Simplified Setup], click [Detail] and refer to
Server Setup TooL Help.
Simplified RAID Configuration Setup
If you have selected the Simplified Setup option on the RAID
Configuration screen, the Simplified RAID Configuration Setup
screen appears.
Simplified RAID Configuration Setup screen
RAID0 (One or more HDDs is required)
Multiple HDDs are grouped and constructed as one unique
logical device.
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Setup Wizard
Data is recorded in a dispersed manner and the write and read
performance of the HDDs is high.
RAID1 (Two HDDs are required)
The HDDs are mirrored images of each other. The same data is
always written to both HDDs. Therefore, if one HDD is damaged,
the operation can be continued by the other HDD.
RAID5 (Three or more HDDs are required)
Multiple HDDs are grouped and constructed as a single logical
device. Data and parity are recorded in the grouped HDDs in a
dispersed manner. If one HDD is damaged, the operation can be
continued by the other HDDs.
Hot Spare (Can be used if RAID1 or RAID5 is selected)
Hot Spare is a spare HDD in stand-by; when one HDD is
damaged, the hot spare automatically goes on-line.
HDD Assignment
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Select the number of HDDs for the RAID configuration from the
list. When "MAX" has been selected, the RAID array is structured
with the maximum number of HDDs (= 6).
Setup
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Setup Wizard
Operating System Installation Selection
After completing the RAID settings (or after selecting a Setup
option from the SST main menu, if you do not use a RAID
controller) the Operating System Installation Selection menu
appears.
Operating System Installation screen
Install Windows Server 2003
Quick Installation
Guides you through a quick installation of Windows Server 2003
Standard Edition or Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition
using the Server Setup TooL's automatic installation procedure.
Manual Installation
Allows you to perform a manual installation of Windows Server
2003 Standard Edition or Windows Server 2003 Enterprise
Edition. The necessary Diskettes for manual installation will be
automatically created.
Setup
Setup Wizard
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Install Windows 2000
Quick Installation
Guides you through a quick installation of Windows 2000 Server
or Windows 2000 Advanced Server using the Server Setup TooL's
automatic installation procedure.
Manual Installation
Allows you to perform a manual installation of Windows 2000
Server or Windows 2000 Advanced Server. The necessary
Diskettes for manual installation will be automatically created.
Install MS-DOS
Allows you to install MS-DOS.
No Installation
Skips the operating system installation process.
NOTE: If you want to install Windows Server 2003 or
Windows 2000 Server without using SST, create the
necessary diskettes for installation in the Utility menu first.
Refer to following.
[Chapter 2 - Windows Server 2003 Manual Installation
without using SST ] (Windows Server 2003)
[Chapter 2 - Windows 2000 Manual Installation without using
SST ] (Windows 2000)
The MAGNIA3310 User's Guide (on this Server Setup TooLand Documentation CD).
NOTE: If you selected [Install MS-DOS], the Server Setup
TooL will create a disk partition (from 50MB to 2,048MB).
Setup
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Windows Server 2003 Quick Installation
Windows Server 2003 Quick Installation
Locale Settings
NOTE: When you select the "Install Windows Server 2003 Quick installation" option, the following Locale Settings
screen appears.
Locale Settings screen
Select a Language for your Operating System.
NOTE: You must select the same OS language as your OS
CD-ROM. Once you have chosen a specific language [i.e.
French] for the SST installation of Windows Server 2003, do
not attempt to install a different language [i.e. Spanish]
version of Windows Server 2003 or the installation will fail.
Setup
Windows Server 2003 Quick Installation
Create Disk Partition
After specifying the Locale Settings, the Create Disk Partition
screen appears.
Create Disk Partition screen
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Select a file system.
FAT 16
Creates the file system using the FAT16 (File Allocation Table
with 16-bit entries) format.
NTFS
Creates the file system using the NTFS (NT File System) format.
Input Partition Size
Enter the size of the disk partition you want to create, then press
[Enter].
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Windows Server 2003 Quick Installation
NOTE: If you select "FAT16", SST will create a partition with a
size of 4096MB.
NOTE: If you select "NTFS" and enter a partition size larger
than available space on the disk, SST will create the partition
as 4096MB size default.
User Information Settings
After specifying the disk partition parameters, the User
Information Settings screen appears.
User Information Settings screen
Enter the following user settings:
User Name
Name of the user (administrator).
Organization
Company or organization name (optional).
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Windows Server 2003 Quick Installation
Product ID/CD Key
Product ID or CD-key of the Windows Server 2003 CD-ROM.
Computer Name
Identifies the computer to the rest of the network. The identifying
name should be 15 alphanumeric characters or less.
NOTE: To set up the Computer Name, you must use one or
more alphabetic characters.
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License Mode Setting
After specifying the User Information Settings, the License Mode
Setting screen appears.
License Mode Setting screen
You can structure the operating system license in one of two ways:
Per Server Mode
The server's license specifies the number of clients.
The number of users for a server should be no less than the
number of client computers that can simultaneously connect to
that server.
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Setup
Windows Server 2003 Quick Installation
Per Seat Mode
Each client computer (seat) has its own license, which allows it to
access any Windows Server 2003 on the network.
Select one of the two license modes and click [Next] after the
setting.
NOTE: If you are not sure which license mode to use, select
"Per Server Mode". The license mode can be changed once
only from "Per Server Mode" to "Per Seat Mode", based on
the contract for the license.
Server Role Setting
After specifying the License Mode Setting, the Server Role
Setting screen appears.
Server Role setting screen
Select one of the options, then click [Next].
Domain Member
Configures the computer as part of a domain, controlled by a
domain controller.
Setup
Windows Server 2003 Quick Installation
Workgroup
User accounts and resources are controlled by the individual
computers.
NOTE: To make your server a domain controller, you must
install Active Directory after the Windows Server 2003
installation. See section [After Installation (Windows Server
2003)] in Chapter 2.
LAN Adapter Selection
After specifying the Server Role, the LAN Adapter Selection
screen appears.
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LAN Adapter Selection screen
Select the LAN Adapter being used, then click [Next].
Onboard 1Gbps LAN Adapter (Ether1)
It is compatible with 1000BASE-T/100BASE -TX/10BASE-T
Ethernet LAN.
Onboard 100Mbps LAN Adapter (Ether2)
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Setup
Windows Server 2003 Quick Installation
It is compatible with 100BASE -TX/10 BASE-T Ethernet LAN.
NOTE: The [Onboard 1Gbps LAN Adapter (Ether1)] option is
always selected.
NOTE: The LAN driver for onboard LAN adapter (Ether2)
must be installed regardless of the setting of this screen. If the
[Onboard 100Mbps LAN Adapter (Ether2)] option is not
selected, onboard LAN adapter (Ether2) will be set up using
the default setting of Windows Server 2003.
Setup
Windows Server 2003 Quick Installation
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TCP/IP Protocol Settings -1
After specifying the LAN Adapter, the TCP/IP Protocol Settings 1 screen appears. The TCP/IP Protocol Settings -1 screen allows
you to specify the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway
Address for On-board 1Gbps LAN Adapter (Ether1).
TCP/IP Protocol Settings -1 screen
To have a DHCP server automatically assign the IP addresses,
Subnet Masks and Default Gateway for On-board 1Gbps LAN
Adapter (Ether1), select "Assign an IP Address from DHCP
Server".
Otherwise, do not select "Assign an IP Address from DHCP
Server" and specify manually the IP address, Subnet Mask, and
Default Gateway Address.
NOTE: For IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway
Address, you must use decimal numbers (from 0 to 255).
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Windows Server 2003 Quick Installation
DNS/WINS Setting -1
After completing the settings on the TCP/IP Protocol Settings -1
screen, the DNS/WINS Setting -1 screen appears. This screen
allows you to specify the Primary DNS Server Address,
Secondary DNS Server Address, Primary WINS Server Address
and Secondary WINS Server Address for the On-board 1Gbps
LAN Adapter (Ether1).
DNS/WINS Setting -1 screen
If you plan to use the Domain Name System, you may specify the
IP addresses for you DNS servers in the fields "Primary DNS
Server" and "Secondary DNS Server". When using DHCP, you
can obtain the DNS Server address automatically by selecting
"Obtain DNS Server address automatically".
If you are using the Windows Name Service (WINS), enter the IP
address for each of the WINS Servers in the Primary WINS
Server pane and Secondary WINS Server pane.
NOTE: For Primary DNS Server Address, Secondary DNS
Server Address, Primary WINS Server Address and
Secondary WINS Server Address, you must use decimal
numbers (from 0 to 255).
Setup
Windows Server 2003 Quick Installation
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TCP/IP Protocol Settings -2
If you selected the onboard 100Mbit LAN Adapter (Ether2) on
one of the previous screens, this dialog box allows you to specify
the IP address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway Address for this
Adapter.
TCP/IP Protocol Settings -2 screen
To have a domain server automatically assign the IP addresses,
Subnet Masks and Default Gateway for the On-board 100Mbps
LAN Adapter (Ether2), select "Assign an IP Address from DHCP
Server".
Otherwise, do not select "Assign an IP Address from DHCP
Server" and specify the IP address, Subnet Mask, and Default
Gateway Address.
NOTE: For IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway
Address, you must use decimal numbers (from 0 to 255).
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Setup
Windows Server 2003 Quick Installation
DNS/WINS Setting -2
After completing the settings on the TCP/IP Protocol Settings -2
screen, the DNS/WINS Setting -2 screen appears. This screen
allows you to specify the Primary DNS Server Address,
Secondary DNS Server Address, Primary WINS Server Address
and Secondary WINS Server Address for the On-board 100Mbps
LAN Adapter (Ether2).
DNS/WINS Setting -2 screen
If you plan to use the Domain Name System, you may specify the
IP addresses for you DNS servers in the fields "Primary DNS
Server" and "Secondary DNS Server". When using DHCP, you
can obtain the DNS Server address automatically by selecting
"Obtain DNS Server address automatically".
If you are using the Windows Name Service (WINS), enter the IP
address for each of the WINS Servers in the Primary WINS
Server pane and Secondary WINS Server pane.
NOTE: For Primary DNS Server Address, Secondary DNS
Server Address, Primary WINS Server Address and
Secondary WINS Server Address, you must use decimal
numbers (from 0 to 255).
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