Toshiba 3310 User Manual

SST for MAGNIA™ 3310

User’s Guide

Server Setup TooL

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First Edition July 2003

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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

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.

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

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.

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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.

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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.

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

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

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.

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).

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Setup Wizard

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 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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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

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).

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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

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).

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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.

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Windows Server 2003 Quick Installation

Create Disk Partition

After specifying the Locale Settings, the Create Disk Partition screen appears.

Create Disk Partition screen

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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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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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.

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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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.

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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.

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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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.

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Windows Server 2003 Quick Installation

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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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).

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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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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 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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Network Services Setting

In this dialog you can specify which services you would like to install on Windows 2003.

Network Service Setting screen

Select the network service, then click [Next].

Internet Information Services (IIS)

The Microsoft Internet Information Services.

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

This allows a temporary IP address to be assigned to a host automatically, when the host is connected to the network.

Domain Name System (DNS)

This is a static, hierarchical name service for TCP/IP clients.

Windows Name Service (WINS)

This resolves the NetBIOS computer name to the IP address.

NOTE: When you install the IIS using SST automatic installation procedure, only the IIS included in the Windows Server 2003 CD-ROM can be installed. If you want to install another version of IIS, you must install it manually after the Windows Server 2003 installation.

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Domain/Workgroup Setting

With this dialog you can specify the name of the domain or workgroup in which your computer takes part.

Domain/Workgroup Setting screen

To specify the domain or workgroup to which your computer belongs:

1 Enter the name of a domain or a workgroup. To make this

server a part of a domain for the first time, select [Create Computer Account].

2 If the server has already been registered for the domain or you

want to make this server a part of the workgroup, click [NEXT].

NOTE: If the server has already been registered for the domain, or you want to make this server a part of the workgroup, it is not necessary to create a computer account.

3 In the Administrator text box, enter the name of the manager or

administrator account that has the permission to add computers to the specified domain.

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4 In the Password text box, enter the password of the domain

manager account.

5 In the Confirm Password text box, reenter the password to

confirm it.

NOTE: Do not use double-quote marks (") for all items.

Update Driver Settings

After specifying the Domain or Workgroup settings, the Driver Updates screen appears.

Update Driver Settings screen

SCSI Driver

Activate this checkbox if you have an updated driver for the onboard SCSI controller.

SCSI RAID Controller Driver

Activate this checkbox if you have an updated driver for the SCSI RAID Controller. (when neither the MR518 nor the MR520

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RAID Controller are installed on your computer, this item will be unavailable.)

On-board 1Gbps LAN Driver [Ether1]

Activate this checkbox if you have an updated driver for the onboard 1Gbps LAN Controller.

On-board 100Mbps LAN Driver [Ether2]

Activate this checkbox, if you have updated drivers for the onboard 100Mbps LAN controller.

NOTE: The drivers for the server hardware are on the Server Setup TooL CD-ROM. You may, however, have installed equipment that was shipped with newer drivers on diskettes. If you need to use the drivers on diskettes, continue with this section. If you wish to use the drivers from the CD-ROM, proceed to the next step by clicking [NEXT] without selecting any item.

NOTE: If you select the "SCSI Driver" or the "SCSI RAID Controller Driver", a list of devices will be shown on the screen after inser ting the driver diskette. You must select the correct device from the list. Refer to the MAGNIA3310 User’s Guide and the MegaRAID User’s Manual (for MR518 or MR520) for information about the device name.

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Services and Application Installation

Clicking Next on the Update Driver Settings screen displays the Services and Application Installation screen.

Services and Application Installation screen

HarnessEye/web Agent

This software is used for operational management of the MAGNIA3310, and can monitor the hardware information for fault detection. Only the Agent function can be installed using the SST.

SCSI RAID Utility (MR518 or MR520 only)

The SCSI RAID Controller utility: (if the MR518 and the MR520 are not installed on your computer, this item will be unavailable.)

Power Console Monitors the RAID configuration.

Service

Extracts log information.

SNMP Agent

Used by TCP/IP-based management applications.

Select the following options:

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To install each application automatically, check the [Install] box.

To install each application driver from the diskette or the CDROM, check the [From FD/CD] box.

NOTE: If you have the latest version on the diskette or the CD-ROM, check [From FD/CD].

NOTE: To use the other functions (Management Console, Management Proxy) of the HarnessEye/web, you must install them manually after the Windows Server 2003 installation. For more information, refer to the HarnessEye/web User's Guide (on this Server Setup TooL- and Documentation CD).

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HarnessEye/web Setting

If you select the HarnessEye/web on the Services and Application Installation screen, the HarnessEye/web Setting screen appears.

HarnessEye/web Setting screen

To specify the Management Proxy and the Alias, select [Register Agent Information].

Management Proxy

Enter the name or the IP address of the Management Proxy Server to which the Agent is to be registered.

Alias

If you want to assign an alias to the Agent, enter it here.

NOTE: An alias name can be specified by the user. This makes it easier to specify the node when the node name is a long string of numbers or letters. For more information, refer to the HarnessEye/web User's Guide (on this Server Setup TooL- and Documentation CD).

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Schedule of the consistency check (Windows Server

2003)

If you select the SCSI RAID Utility on the Services and Application Installation screen, the following screen appears.

Schedule of the consistency check

Select the schedule for checking the integrity of the logical drive redundancy data, then click [Next].

Start time

Specify the time for starting the integrity check. Select from 0 to 23 hours in 1-hour increments.

Start day of the week

Specify the day of the week for performing the integrity check.

Interval

Specify the interval that the integrity check is performed. Intervals up to 24 weeks can be selected in 1-week increments. When "0" is selected, the integrity check is performed everyday.

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Setup Option

The Setup Option screen appears. Use this screen to specify the setup installation features you want enabled during the installation process.

Setup Option screen

Beep sound in case of disk change

Sounds an audible alert (beep) to change storage media (CDROM and diskette).

Start installation according to parameter settings at boot time

When a Configuration Save Disk containing the configuration information is inserted into the floppy disk drive, and SST is started up from CD-ROM, a confirmation message is displayed, and installation is started immediately. The current configuration information is used. However, if the required devices are not mounted, device drivers and other information will not be installed.

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Confirm partition information during installation procedure

A dialog box appears, requiring you to confirm the deletion of the existing partition. If a disk partition already exists, a confirmation message appears, asking if you want to delete the partition. If this option is not checked, setup deletes the partition without prompting you for confirmation.

NOTE: If you have an existing partition (such as Windows 2000), the partition is deleted first before installation.

Confirm Parameter Settings

After you have specified setup installation features, the Confirm Parameter Settings screen appears. This screen displays a window listing the configuration and setup parameters that you have chosen.

Confirm Parameter Settings screen

Review the information displayed on the Confirm Parameter Settings screen to make sure that it is accurate. To change a setting,

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highlight the item you wish to change and click Jump. The setup wizard will return to that screen and allow you to make changes.

If you are satisfied with the installation settings, click Execute.

To save configuration information, select [Execute] and then [Yes]. Setup is started after the configuration information is saved to the Configuration Save Disk.

NOTE: After finishing the OS installation, continue the setup according to the procedure described in [Chapter 2 After Installation (Windows Server 2003)].

NOTE: In order to save composition information at Configuration Save Disk, the Floppy Disk Drive needs to be connected beforehand. The former contents are eliminated when composition information is saved at Configuration Save Disk.

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Windows 2000 Quick Installation

Locale Settings

NOTE: When you select the "Install Windows 2000 - 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 2000, do not attempt to install a different language [i.e. Spanish] version of Windows 2000 or the installation will fail.

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Create Disk Partition

After specifying the Locale Settings, the Create Disk Partition screen appears.

Create Disk Partition screen

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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NOTE: If you select "FAT16", SST will create a partition with a size of 2048MB.

NOTE: If you select "NTFS" and enter a partition size larger than available space on the disk, SST will create a partition with 2048MB default size.

NOTE: If you select "NTFS", you must specify the disk partition size larger than the sum of the installed system memory plus 830MB. Moreover, if you want to install Windows 2000 Service Pack, you must specify a value larger than the sum of the installed system memory plus 1.6GB.

NOTE: If you select "FAT16", you cannot install Windows 2000 Service Pack using SST.

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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).

Product ID/CD Key

Product ID or CD-key of the Windows 2000 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.

Per Seat Mode

Each client computer (seat) has its own license, which allows it to access any Windows 2000 on the network.

Select one of the two license modes and click [Next] after the setting.

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Windows 2000 Quick Installation

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.

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 2000 Server installation. See section [After Installation (Windows 2000)] in Chapter 2.

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LAN Adapter Selection

After specifying the Server Role, the LAN Adapter Selection screen appears.

LAN Adapter Selection screen

Select the LAN Adapter being used, then click [Next].

On-board 1Gbps LAN Adapter (Ether1)

This adapter is compatible with 1000BASE-T/100BASE -TX/ 10BASE-T Ethernet LAN.

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On-board 100Mbps LAN Adapter (Ether2)

This adapter is compatible with 100BASE -TX/10 BASE-T Ethernet LAN.

NOTE: The [Onboard 1Gbps LAN Adapter (Ether1)] option is always selected.

Network Protocol Setting -1

After specifying the LAN Adapter, the Network Protocol Setting 1 screen appears. Use this screen to specify the network communication protocol for the On-board 1Gbps LAN Adapter (Ether1).

Network Protocol Setting -1 screen

Setup

Windows 2000 Quick Installation

Select the communication protocol for On-board 1Gbps LAN Adapter (Ether1), then click [Next].

TCP/IP Protocol

Transmission control protocol

Internet protocol

NetBEUI Protocol

NetBIOS expansion user interface

NOTE: If you select "TCP/IP Protocol", the SNMP service will be automatically installed.

Setup

Windows 2000 Quick Installation

TCP/IP Protocol Settings -1

If you have specified TCP/IP as the network communication protocol on the Network Protocol Setting -1 screen, 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 complete the TCP/IP protocol settings for On-board 1Gbps LAN Adapter (Ether1), enter the IP Address for On-board 1Gbps LAN Adapter (Ether1).

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).

Setup

Windows 2000 Quick Installation

DNS/WINS Setting -1

DNS/WINS Setting -1 screen

If you plan to use the Domain Name System, you may specify the IP addresses for your 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 2000 Quick Installation

Network Protocol Setting -2

If you selected the onboard 100Mbit LAN Adapter (Ether2) on one of the previous screens, this dialog box allows you to specify the network communication protocol for the onboard 100Mbps LAN Adapter (Ether2).

Network Protocol Setting -2 screen

Select the communication protocol for On-board 100Mbps LAN Adapter (Ether2), then click [Next].

TCP/IP Protocol

Transmission control protocol

Internet protocol

NetBEUI Protocol

NetBIOS expansion user interface

NOTE: If you select "TCP/IP Protocol", the SNMP service will be automatically installed.

Setup

Windows 2000 Quick Installation

TCP/IP Protocol Settings -2

If you have specified TCP/IP as the network communication protocol on the Network Protocol Setting -2 screen, this screen appears. The TCP/IP Protocol Settings -2 screen allows you to specify the IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway Address for On-board 100Mbps LAN Adapter (Ether2).

TCP/IP Protocol Settings -2 screen

To complete the TCP/IP protocol settings for the On-board 100Mbps LAN Adapter (Ether2), enter the IP Address for Onboard 100Mbps LAN Adapter (Ether2).

To have a DHCP 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).

Setup

Windows 2000 Quick Installation

DNS/WINS Setting -2

DNS/WINS Setting -2 screen

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 2000 Quick Installation

Network Services Setting

If you have specified TCP/IP as the network communication protocol on the Network Protocol Setting screen, the Network Services Setting screen appears.

Network Service Setting screen

Select the network service, then click [Next].

Internet Information Services (IIS)

The Microsoft Internet Information Services.

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

This allows a temporary IP address to be assigned to a host automatically, when the host is connected to the network.

Domain Name System (DNS)

This is a static, hierarchical name service for TCP/IP clients.

Windows Name Service (WINS)

This resolves the NetBIOS computer name to the IP address.

NOTE: When you install the IIS using SST automatic installation procedure, only the IIS included in the Windows 2000 CD-ROM can be installed. If you want to install another version of IIS, you must install it manually after the Windows 2000 installation.

Setup

Windows 2000 Quick Installation

Domain/Workgroup Setting

The name of the domain or workgroup in which your computer takes part.

If you selected TCP/IP as your networking protocol, this screen appears after completing the screen "Network Services Settings". If you did not enable TCP/IP, this screen is displayed after "Network Protocol Settings".

Domain/Workgroup Setting screen

To specify the domain or workgroup to which your computer belongs:

1 Enter the name of a domain or a workgroup. To make this

server a part of a domain for the first time, select [Create Computer Account].

2 If the server has already been registered for the domain or you

want to make this server a part of the workgroup, click [NEXT].

NOTE: If the server has already been registered for the domain, or you want to make this server a part of the workgroup, it is not necessary to create a computer account.

Setup

Windows 2000 Quick Installation

3 In the Administrator text box, enter the name of the manager or

administrator account that has the permission to add computers to the specified domain.

4 In the Password text box, enter the password of the domain

manager account.

5 In the Confirm Password text box, reenter the password to

confirm it.

NOTE: Do not use double-quote marks (") for all items.

Setup

Windows 2000 Quick Installation

Update Driver Settings

After specifying the Domain or Workgroup settings, the Driver Updates screen appears.

Update Driver Settings screen

SCSI Driver

Activate this checkbox if you have an updated driver for the onboard SCSI controller.

SCSI RAID Controller Driver

Activate this checkbox if you have an updated driver for the SCSI RAID Controlle. (when neither the MR518 nor the MR520 RAID Controller are installed on your computer, this item will be unavailable.)

On-board 1Gbps LAN Driver [Ether1]

Activate this checkbox if you have an updated driver for the onboard 1Gbps LAN Controller.

On-board 100Mbps LAN Driver [Ether2]

Activate this checkbox, if you have updated drivers for the onboard 100Mbps LAN controller.

Setup

Windows 2000 Quick Installation

NOTE: If you select the "SCSI Driver" or the "SCSI RAID Controller Driver", a list of devices will be shown on the screen after inser ting the driver diskette. You must select the correct device from the list. Refer to the MAGNIA3310 User’s Guide and the MegaRAID User’s Manual(for MR518 or MR520) for information about the device name.

Setup

Windows 2000 Quick Installation

Services and Application Installation

Clicking Next on the Update Driver Settings screen displays the Services and Application Installation screen.

Services and Application Installation screen

HarnessEye/web Agent

This software is used for operational management of the MAGNIA3310, and can monitor the hardware information for fault detection. Only the Agent function can be installed using the SST.

SCSI RAID Utility (MR518 or MR520 only)

The SCSI RAID Controller utility: (if the MR518 and the MR520 are not installed on your computer, this item will be unavailable.)

Power Console Monitors the RAID configuration.

Service

Extracts log information.

SNMP Agent

Used by TCP/IP-based management applications.

Setup

Windows 2000 Quick Installation

Windows 2000 Service Pack

Windows 2000 Service Pack. If you selected [FAT16] on the Create Disk Partition screen, this item will be unavailable.

Select the following options:

To install each application automatically, check the [Install] box.

To install each application driver from the diskette or the CDROM, check the [From FD/CD] box.

NOTE: If you have the latest version on a diskette or the CDROM, check [From FD/CD]. If you do not select "TCP/IP protocol" (then SNMP ser vice is also not installed), the SNMP agent of SCSI RAID utility cannot be installed.

NOTE: To use the other functions (Management Console, Management Proxy) of the HarnessEye/web, you must install them manually after the Windows 2000 installation. For more information, refer to the HarnessEye/web User's Guide (on this Server Setup TooL- and Documentation CD).

NOTE: Windows 2000 Service Pack is not included in the SST CD-ROM. To install the Windows 2000 Service Pack, the CD-ROM including self-executable file of Windows 2000 Service Pack is needed.

Setup

Windows 2000 Quick Installation

NOTE: To install Windows 2000 Service Pack, the remaining capacity of the hard disk drive must be about 770MB or more. You must specify the disk partition size larger than the sum of installed system memory (RAM) plus 1.6GB on the Create Disk Partition screen.

NOTE: The Intel Chipset Software Installation Utility, TOSHBA Display Power Save Driver and Display driver contained on the SST CD-ROM are automatically installed when the OS is installed. If you have obtained a newer version, manually update the software after installing the OS.

Setup

Windows 2000 Quick Installation

HarnessEye/web Setting

If you select the HarnessEye/web on the Services and Application Installation screen, the HarnessEye/web Setting screen appears.

HarnessEye/web Setting screen

To specify the Management Proxy and the Alias, select [Register Agent Information].

Management Proxy

Enter the name or the IP address of the Management Proxy Server to which the Agent is to be registered.

Alias

If you want to assign an alias to the Agent, enter it here.

Setup

Windows 2000 Quick Installation

Schedule of the consistency check (Windows 2000)

If you select the SCSI RAID Utility on the Services and Application Installation screen, the following screen appears.

Schedule of the consistency check

Select the schedule for checking the integrity of the logical drive redundancy data, then click [Next].

Start time

Specify the time for starting the integrity check. Select from 0 to 23 hours in 1-hour increments.

Start day of the week

Specify the day of the week for performing the integrity check.

Interval

Specify the interval that the integrity check is performed. Intervals up to 24 weeks can be selected in 1-week increments. When "0" is selected, the integrity check is performed everyday.

Setup

Windows 2000 Quick Installation

Setup Option

The Setup Option screen appears. Use this screen to specify the setup installation features you want enabled during the installation process.

Setup Option screen

Beep sound in case of disk change

Sounds an audible alert (beep) to change storage media (CDROM and diskette).

Start installation according to parameter settings at boot time

Setup

Windows 2000 Quick Installation

Confirm partition information during installation procedure

NOTE: If you have an existing partition (such as Windows 2000), the partition is deleted first before installation.

Confirm Parameter Settings

After you have specified setup installation features, the Confirm Parameter Settings screen appears. This screen displays a window listing the configuration and setup parameters that you have chosen.

Confirm Parameter Settings screen

Setup

Windows 2000 Quick Installation

Review the information displayed on the Confirm Parameter Settings screen to make sure that it is accurate. To change a setting, highlight the item you wish to change and click Jump. The setup wizard will return to that screen and allow you to make changes.

If you are satisfied with the installation settings, click Execute.

To save configuration information, select [Execute] and then [Yes]. Setup is started after the configuration information is saved to the Configuration Save Disk.

NOTE: After finishing the OS installation, continue the setup according to the procedure described in [Chapter 2 After Installation (Windows 2000)].

Setup

Windows Server 2003 Manual Installation using SST

When [Install Windows Server 2003 - Manual Installation] is selected from the [Operating System Installation Selection] menu, the RAID system is automatically configured, and the diskettes for manual installation are automatically created. For more information about Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition/ Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition installation, refer to the MAGNIA3310 User's Guide (on this Server Setup TooL- and Documentation CD).

Following disks are automatically created by the SST:

 Adaptec SCSI Windows Server 2003 Driver

 Intel 1Gbps LAN Windows Server 2003 Driver

 Intel 100Mbps LAN Windows Server 2003 Driver

Setup

Windows 2000 Manual Installation using SST

When [Install Windows 2000 - Manual Installation] is selected from the [Operating System Installation Selection] menu, the RAID system is automatically configured, and the diskettes for manual installation are automatically created. For more information about Windows 2000/Windows 2000 Advanced Server installation, refer to the MAGNIA3310 User's Guide (on this Server Setup TooL- and Documentation CD).

Following disks are automatically created by the SST:

 Adaptec SCSI Windows 2000 Driver <Windows 2000>

 Intel 1Gbps LAN Windows 2000 Driver <Windows 2000>

 Intel 100Mbps LAN Windows 2000 Driver <Windows 2000>

Setup

Windows Server 2003/Windows 2000 Manual Installation without using SST

To install the Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition/Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition or Windows 2000/Windows 2000 Advanced Server without using the Toshiba Server Setup TooL's automatic installation procedure, you must create some diskettes for manual installation from the "Create Floppy Disks" menu. After creating the diskettes, follow your MAGNIA3310 User's Guide installation instructions (on this Server Setup TooL- and Documentation CD).

Create Floppy Disks for Manual Installation

1 Start the SST using one of the procedures shown below.

 [Chapter 3 Starting the Utilities program from SST

CD-ROM]

 [Chapter 3 Starting the Utilities on another system]

2 Select the [Utilities] option in the "Main Menu".

Utility Menu screen

Setup

Windows Server 2003/Windows 2000 Manual Installation without using SST

3 Select [Create Floppy Disks] option and following items, then

select [Create].

 Adaptec SCSI Windows Server 2003 Driver

 Intel 1Gbps LAN Windows Server 2003 Driver

 Intel 100Mbps LAN Windows Server 2003 Driver

 Adaptec SCSI Windows 2000 Driver <Windows 2000>

 Intel 1Gbps LAN Windows 2000 Driver <Windows 2000>

 Intel 100Mbps LAN Windows 2000 Driver<Windows 2000>

Create Floppy Disks screen

4 Insert an unused diskette, then select [OK].

5 After creating the diskettes, you must label the diskettes. To

check the label descriptions, select [Detail] -> [Create Floppy Disks] and see the SST Help.

NOTE: Use 2HD blank diskettes for creating the installation disks.

Setup

After Installation (Windows Server 2003)

If you have finished Windows Server 2003 installation, then follow the steps below:

Confirming and Setting up the Time Zone

1 Start Windows Server 2003 and log on as Administrator (or a

user having equivalent rights).

2 Run Date/Time Properties by clicking Start, Settings,

Control panel, and double clicking on Date/Time.

3 Click Time Zone tab.

4 Check that the current Time Zone setting is correct. If

incorrect, select the correct setting and press [OK].

Setting up the Physical Address Extension

To set up the Physical Address Extension, refer to your MAGNIA 3310 User's Guide. You only need to do this if you have more than 4GB of System Memory installed.

Setting up the Active Directory (To make this server as a domain controller)

If you installed the TCP/IP protocol and you want to designate this server as a domain controller in your network, you must install Active Directory.

For more information about Active Directory, refer to the Windows Server 2003 Help.

Setup

After Installation (Windows Server 2003)

Setting up the AFT/ALB function

The onboard LAN controllers support the AFT/ALB function.

To setup the AFT/ALB function, refer to your MAGNIA3310 User’s Guide.

After Installation (Windows 2000)

If you have finished Windows 2000 installation, then follow the steps below:

Confirming and Setting up the Time Zone

1 Start Windows 2000 and log on as Administrator (or a user

having equivalent rights).

2 Run Date/Time Properties by clicking Start, Settings,

Control panel, and double clicking on Date/Time.

3 Click Time Zone tab.

4 Check that the current Time Zone setting is correct. If

incorrect, select the correct setting and press [OK].

Installing the Windows 2000 Service Pack

Setup

If you do not perform a quick installation of the Windows 2000 Service Pack, you have to install it manually for attached devices and installed software to work correctly.

Setting up the Physical Address Extension

To set up the Physical Address Extension, refer to your MAGNIA 3310 User's Guide.You only need to do this if you have more than 4GB of System Memory installed.

Setting up the SAF-TE Controller

Make the following setting only when the hard disk drive is connected to the onboard SCSI controller. For details on how to setup the SAF-TE controller, refer to the MAGNIA3310 User’s Guide.

Setup

After Installation (Windows 2000)

Setting up the Active Directory (To make this server as a domain controller)

If you installed the TCP/IP protocol and you want to designate this server as a domain controller in your network, you must install Active Directory.

For more information about Active Directory, refer to the Windows 2000 Help.

Setting up the AFT/ALB function

The onboard LAN controllers support the AFT/ALB function.

To setup AFT/ALB function, refer to your MAGNIA3310 User’s Guide.

Chapter 3

How to Start Utilities .................................................................. 75

Utility Menu ................................................................................ 79

Utilities

This chapter describes how to use the Toshiba Utilities.

How to Start Utilities

About Utilities

The utilities option allows you to customize the installation, create the diskettes, and manage the RAID configuration. The Utilities Menu screen contains two panes, providing the following utilities:

Setup Support

 - Setup Information

 - Create Floppy Disks

HW Setup

 - RAID Configuration

NOTE: There are two ways to start the Utilities. Some utility programs cannot be executed according to either way. Items which are unavailable cannot be executed.

Utilities

How to Start Utilities

NOTE: To use [Setup Information] and [Create Floppy Disks], the floppy disk drive must be connected.

Starting the Utilities program from SST CD-ROM

1 Make certain that the monitor, keyboard, mouse and all periph-

erals are correctly connected.

2 Turn on the power button on this server, and immediately

insert the SST CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.

3 The Server Setup TooL starts the Main Menu, and then you

can select the [Utilities] option.

Utilities

How to Start Utilities

Selectable items when the Utilities program is started from SST CD-ROM

Selectable items

 Setup Information

 Create Floppy Disks

 RAID Configuration

Utility Menu screen (started from the SST CD-ROM)

How to Start Utilities

Starting the Utilities on another system

1 Insert the SST CD-ROM on a machine where Windows 2000,

Windows NT, Windows Me, Windows 98 or Windows 95 is running.

2 After a while, the Input Locale screen appears, then select one

of the keyboard layouts.

3 After finishing the locale setting, the SST Main menu appears.

Selectable items when the Utilities is started from another system

Selectable items

 Setup Information

 Create Floppy Disks

Utilities

Utility Menu screen (started from another system)

Utilities

How to Start Utilities

NOTE: When the Server Setup TooL has been started on another system, only the Utilities of the Main menu can be selected. If the Auto-Run function is not allowed, the Server Setup TooL does not start automatically on that system.

NOTE: To use all the functions on the Utility menu, a floppy disk drive is required.

Utility Menu

Setup Support

Setup Information

Clicking [Setup Information] starts the Setup Information wizard and opens the Setup Wizard dialog box where you select how the SST configures the server, RAID, and operating system during the installation procedure. This menu reads the current setting information from the SST Configuration Save Disk and arranges the settings.

NOTE: To save the configuration information you create on a Configuration Save Diskette, click [Save] on the Confirm Settings page.

Utilities

Utility Menu

Utilities

Utility Menu

Create Floppy Disks

Clicking [Create Floppy Disks] lists the system boot, diagnostic, and installation diskettes you can create from the Utilities menu.

Create Floppy Disks screen

There are the following check boxes in the Create Floppy Disks screen.

Checking a specific box displays the corresponding diskette entries in the list.

Windows Server 2003

Lists the diskette titles that are necessary for installing the Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition/Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition.

Windows 2000

Lists the diskette titles that are necessary for installing the Windows 2000 Server/Windows 2000 Advanced Server.

OTHER

Lists all diskette titles except ones for Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition/Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition and Windows 2000 Server/Windows 2000 Advanced Server.

Utilities

Utility Menu

Available Diskettes

The following diskettes can be created from the "Create Floppy Disks" menu.

NOTE: Use 2HD blank diskettes for creating the installation disks.

Configuration Save Disk

This diskette is used to save the setup information for MAGNIA3310.

DOS Disk

This diskette is used to starts the utility programs used on the server.

Hardware Diagnostics Program

This diskette is used to boot from the floppy disk drive and run Hardware diagnostics. The Hardware Diagnostics Program checks the operation of the hardware and the input/output devices and displays the configuration information of the system.

Adaptec SCSI Windows Server 2003 Driver

This diskette is used on Windows Server 2003 for the MAGNIA 3310 onboard SCSI controller.

Adaptec SCSI Windows 2000 Driver

This diskette is used on Windows 2000 for the MAGNIA 3310 onboard SCSI controller.

Intel 1Gbps LAN Windows Server 2003 Driver

This diskette is used on Windows Server 2003 for the MAGNIA 3310 onboard 1Gbps LAN controllers (Ether1).

Intel 1Gbps LAN Windows 2000 Driver

This diskette is used on Windows 2000 for the MAGNIA 3310 onboard 1Gbps LAN controllers (Ether1).

Intel 100Mbps LAN Windows Server 2003 Driver

This diskette is used on Windows Server 2003 for the MAGNIA 3310 onboard 100Mbps LAN controllers (Ether2).

HW Setup

Utilities

Utility Menu

Intel 100Mbps LAN Windows 2000 Driver

This diskette is used on Windows 2000 for the MAGNIA3310 onboard 100Mbps LAN controllers (Ether2).

Create Floppy disks

1 Select the title of the diskette you want to create, then click

[Create] to continue.

2 Insert a blank diskette according to the instruction.

RAID Configuration

The RAID Manager starts by selecting [RAID Configuration].

Creating, repairing and deleting RAID configuration, and creating a hot-spare disk are available in the RAID Manager.

For more information, refer to the MegaRAID User's Manual.

Chapter 4

About Hardware Diagnostics .................................................... 85

Starting the Hardware Diagnostics Program .......................... 85

Items of Hardware Diagnostics ................................................ 86

Hardware Diagnostics

This chapter describes how to use the Hardware Diagnostics Program.

Hardware Diagnostics

About Hardware Diagnostics

Hardware Diagnostics starts a diagnostics test of the server's hardware devices. You can select a single device or a combination of devices to test.

Use the Hardware Diagnostics Program to check:

 Whether the server operates normally.

 For anything abnormal or any failure while the server is in use.

 Whether or not optional devices are working normally.

Starting the Hardware Diagnostics Program

Starting up with the diskette

NOTE: If you have not created the Hardware Diagnostics Program diskette, create it from [Utilities] - [Create Floppy Disks].

1 Make certain that the monitor, keyboard, mouse and all periph-

erals are correctly connected.

2 Insert the Hardware Diagnostics Program diskette. (Set the dis-

kette writable.)

3 Turn on the power of the server.

The Hardware Diagnostics Program starts.

Hardware Diagnostics

Items of Hardware Diagnostics

When any key is pressed on the initial screen of the Toshiba Hardware Diagnostics Program, the main Hardware Diagnostics Program menu appears:

Main menu of Hardware Diagnostics Program

[01.DIAGNOSTIC TEST]

Test hardware.

For more information, refer to [Chapter 4 Items of Hardware Diagnostics - Diagnostics Test (01. DIAGNOSTIC TEST)].

[02.RUNNING TEST]

Automatically execute the Diagnostics tests in a user-defined sequence.

For more information, refer to [Chapter 4 Items of Hardware Diagnostics - Running Test (02. RUNNING TEST)].

[03. LOG UTILITIES]

Displays the error information.

For more information, refer to [Chapter 4 Log Utilities)].

[04.SYSTEM CONFIGURATION]

Displays the system configuration.

For more information, refer to [Chapter 4 System Configuration Display].

Hardware Diagnostics

Items of Hardware Diagnostics

[99.EXIT]

Terminates the Hardware Diagnostics Program, then the server reboots and the SST Menu appears.

Diagnostics Test (01. DIAGNOSTIC TEST)

1 From Diagnostics Test Menu (DIAGNOSTIC TEST MENU)

screen, select the desired subtest number from the subtest menu. (To return to the Main Menu, select "99" or "Esc".)

NOTE: Even if the testing device does not exist on your computer, [06.SCSI HDD TEST] can be executed, however nothing is tested.

01 MEMORY TEST

02 KEYBOARD TEST

03 DISPLAY TEST

04 FLOPPY DISK TEST

05 PRINTER TEST

06 SCSI HDD TEST

07 NPX TEST

08 CACHE MEMORY TEST

09 SCSI TEST

10 CD-ROM TEST

11 SAF-TE TEST

12 BMC TEST

99 EXIT TO DIAGNOSTICS MENU

2 After selecting the desired subtest, the following message will

appear. (For more detail information for each item, refer to [Chapter 4 Items of Hardware Diagnostics - Details of Test items and Error Log Information]):

Hardware Diagnostics

Items of Hardware Diagnostics

Diagnostics TEST - TEST PARAMETER

[01.Go to Test]

Start the test. If you need to stop the test program, press <Ctrl> + <Pause>.

[02.Test Loop]

Selecting "YES" increments the pass counter each time the test cycle ends, and restarts the test cycle.

Selecting "NO" returns the subtest menu to the main menu after the test is completed.

[03.Error Stop]

Selecting "YES" stops the test program when an error is detected.

Selecting "NO" keeps the test running even if an error is detected.

Running Test (02.RUNNING TEST)

The following test parameter appears when you select "02 RUNNING TEST".

(To return to the Main Menu, select "99" or "Esc".)

Running TEST - TEST PARAMETER

Hardware Diagnostics

Items of Hardware Diagnostics

[01.Go to Test]

To start the running test. If you need to stop the test program, press <Ctrl> + <Pause>.

[02.Test ITEM EDIT]

To choose the test items under the RUNNING Test.

[03.Finish BUZZER Sound]

When the Server finishes the running test, the beep sounds.

[99.Exit to DIAGNOSTICS MENU]

To return to the Hardware Diagnostics Main Menu.

In the initial setting, the following items are automatically executed:

01.MEMORY TEST 01.Conventional memory

03.DISPLAY TEST 01.VRAM W/R/C

03.DISPLAY TEST 02.640*480 Mode display

03.DISPLAY TEST 03.1024*768 Mode display

06.SCSI HDD TEST 02.Connection

07.NPX TEST 01.NPX test

08.CACHE TEST 01.Constant data test

08.CACHE TEST 02.Address pattern test

08.CACHE TEST 03.Increment / Decrement test

08.CACHE TEST 04.Caching data test

10.CD-ROM TEST 02.Random address read

11.SAF-TE TEST 01.SAF-TE test

04.FLOPPY DISK TEST 01.Sequential address read

Hardware Diagnostics

Items of Hardware Diagnostics

When the test is completed, the test result appears on the screen in large text.

No error has been detected OK

The test has been compulsorily ended, or any error has been detected.

NOTE: To check the error log, select [03.LOG UTILITIES] in the main menu. For the key operation on the error log display, refer to "Checking error log" in this chapter. If the test in progress has been stopped, the test result is not displayed.

FAI LE D

Selecting Items of Running Test

A screen appears when you select [02. TEST ITEM EDIT]. This menu shows the current items in the running test, and will allow you to add or delete individual tests.

NOTE: Even if the testing device does not exist on your computer, [06.SCSI HDD TEST], [09.SCSI TEST] and [11.SAF-TE TEST] can be added, however nothing is tested.

TEST ITEM EDIT FOR RUNNING TEST

Hardware Diagnostics

Items of Hardware Diagnostics

Adding Test Items

To add a test item to the Running test, press <Ins> key, then select a test item with arrow keys, and press <Enter> to select subtests.

To return to the previous menu, press <Esc> key.

NOTE: Do not add the subtest [01. Pressed Key Display] of [02. KEYBOARD TEST] to the Running test. This subtest requires a key input so that the Running test in progress is stopped if this subtest is added to the Running test. Do not select only the subtest [08. CACHE MEMORY TEST] as the Running test.

Deleting Test Items

Move the cursor on a test item, then press <Del> to delete the test item.

Saving Test Items

When you exit the test items selection menu, the message "Do you save data?" appears. Select "YES" to save settings, or "NO" not to save the settings.

NOTE: The edited test items are saved on the system memory. When you restart the Hardware Diagnostics Program, the test items will return to the initial settings.

Execution of Test

During DIAGNOSTIC TEST and RUNNING TEST, the following screen appears:

Hardware Diagnostics

Items of Hardware Diagnostics

Sample screen during the test

XXX TEST

Indicates the name of the test being executed.

SUB-TEST

Indicates the subtest number, and the step number of the test being executed.

ERROR COUNT

Indicates the error count of the test.

PASS COUNT

Indicates the pass count of the test.

WRITE DATA

Indicates the written data.

READ DATA

Indicates the read-data.

ADDRESS

Indicates the address of the test being executed.

STATUS

Indicates the status of the test being executed.

If any error occurs during the test, the message "ERROR OCCURRED!" is displayed. The error name is also displayed under the message "ADDRESS".

Hardware Diagnostics

Items of Hardware Diagnostics

Details of Test Items and Error Log Information

The following are Test items and Error log information:

[01. MEMORY TEST]

To run the memory.

[01. Conventional memory]

This test writes data to conventional memory (0 to 640 KB), then reads the new data and compares the result with the test data.

[02. Expansion memory]

This test writes constant data to all the memory area, then reads the data and compares it with the test data.

[03. RAM refresh]

This test writes test data to the memory, then reads the data after one refresh cycle and compares the data with the test data.

[04. Stress test]

This test writes data to the protected mode memory (from 1 MB to maximum), then reads the data and compares it with the written data.

NOTE: The [02. Expansion memory], [03. RAM refresh] and [04. Stress test] test all memory area. When the capacity of mounted memory is large, the tests may take a few hours.

MEMORY TEST (RAM) Error log

Status Error name Meaning

01 PARITY ERROR Parity error

02 PROTECTED MODE NOT

CHANGE ERROR

FF DATA COMPARE ERROR Data comparing error

The Shift to the protected mode failed

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Items of Hardware Diagnostics

[02. KEYBOARD TEST]

The Keyboard Test contains three subtests that test the computer's keyboard and mouse actions.

[01. Pressed key display]

When you execute this subtest, the keyboard layout is drawn on the display. When any key is pressed, the corresponding key appears on the display. Pressing and holding a key enables the auto-repeat function which causes the key's displayed character to blink.

Before executing the test, select Keyboard Type in the test parameters.

[02. Keyboard LED on]

The system flashes the Num Lock, Caps Lock, and Scroll Lock LEDs.

[03. PS/2 Mouse]

This subtest checks whether a PS/2 mouse is connected or not.

During the test, no message appears on the screen.

KEYBOARD TEST (KBD) Error log

Status Error name Meaning

01 CLOCK LINE ERROR L Clock line error (LOW)

02 CLOCK LINE ERROR H Clock line error (HIGH)

03 DATA LINE ERROR L Data line error (LOW)

04 DATA LINE ERROR H Data line error (HIGH)

07 INTERFACE ERROR Interface error

08 RESENDING ERROR Sending/receiving error

09 ID ERROR ID error

FF DATA COMPARE ERROR Data comparing error

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[03. DISPLAY TEST]

To test the function of the display.

[01. VRAM W/R/C]

This subtest writes constant data to video RAM. This data is then read from the video RAM, and it is compared with the original data.

[02. 640*480 Mode display]

This subtest displays data in 256 color display mode in 640 * 480 resolution.

[03. 1024*768 Mode display]

The test data is displayed in 256 color display mode in 1,024 * 768 resolution.

DISPLAY TEST (CRT) Error Log

Status Error name Meaning

FF DATA COMPARE ERROR Data comparing error

[04.FLOPPY DISK TEST]

To test the floppy disk drive, prepare a formatted floppy disk.

Before starting the test, select the following parameters:

Test Drive number

Designates the floppy disk drive to drive A or B.

This server does not support the drive B. Select drive A.

Media type

Designates the format type (1.44 MB or 720 KB) of the diskette for the test.

This system does not support the 1.2 MB format type.

Test start track number

Designates the first track number for the test.

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Items of Hardware Diagnostics

At the start of the test, the message to change the Hardware Diagnostics test diskette with the test diskette appears. Change disks at this point.

[01. Sequential address read]

This subtest reads data from all tracks continuously on a diskette.

[02. Random address data W/R/C]

This subtest writes random data to random addresses on all tracks on the diskette. The data is then read and compared to the original data.

NOTE: This test requires that the test diskette be formatted and write-enabled. Make sure that there is no important data on the test diskette, as the contents may be modified during the test.

FLOPPY DISK TEST (FDD) Error log

Status Error name Meaning

01 BAD COMMAND ERROR Bad command error has occurred

02 ADDRESS MARK NOT FOUND The address mark has not been found

03 WRITE PROTECED Floppy disk is write-protected

04 RECORD NOT FOUND The record has not been found

06 MEDIA CHANGE LINE ERROR The media change line is bad

08 DMA OVERRUN ERROR DMA OVERRUN occurred

09 DMA BOUNDARY ERROR DMA BOUDARY occurred

10 CRC ERROR CRC check error

20 FDC ERROR FDC error

40 SEEK ERROR Floppy disk seek error

*Address during the test (ADDRESS: 0tthss)

0 tt h ss

tt : Track address h : Head address ss : Sector address

Toshiba 3310 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Copyright

Notice

Trademarks

Contents

Chapter 1

Server Setup TooL

Checking the Accessories

Starting SST

Starting the server

Starting SST on another system

Main Menu

Chapter 2

Setup

Setup Wizard

Operating System Installation Selection

Windows Server 2003 Quick Installation

Windows 2000 Quick Installation

Windows Server 2003 Manual Installation using SST

Windows 2000 Manual Installation using SST

Windows Server 2003/Windows 2000 Manual Installation without using SST

After Installation (Windows Server 2003)

After Installation (Windows 2000)

Chapter 3

Utilities

How to Start Utilities

About Utilities

Starting the Utilities program from SST CD-ROM

Selectable items when the Utilities program is started from SST CD-ROM

Starting the Utilities on another system

Utility Menu

Setup Support

HW Setup

Chapter 4

Hardware Diagnostics

About Hardware Diagnostics

Starting the Hardware Diagnostics Program

Items of Hardware Diagnostics

Diagnostics Test (01. DIAGNOSTIC TEST)

Running Test (02.RUNNING TEST)