Installing Microsoft Windows NT Server v4.0 - IBM eServer xSeries 330 (Type 8654)

Steps

Revision Level: 1.0
Updated: 10/10/2000

Supported Systems
8654 All models

Follow the Network Operating System (NOS) installation instructions provided in this document sequential order unless you are instructed differently. Windows and messages might differ from those in this document. Throughout this document, the term Select is used to denote the use of arrow keys to highlight and select a menu item. All uniform resource locator (URL) references throughout this document are case sensitive.

This document contains the following

1.0 What you will need
2.0 Where to download device drivers and files
3.0 Detailed installation instructions
3.1 Setting up the hardware for Windows NT Server Version 4.0 installation
3.2 Before you install Windows NT Server Version 4.0
3.3 Installation hints and tips
3.4 Installing Windows NT Server Version 4.0
3.5 Installing the additional device drivers and services
3.5.1 Installing the Service Pack
3.5.2 Installing the video drivers
3.5.3 Installing the Advanced System Management Processor (service processor) driver
Appendix A Installing the ServeRAID software
A.1 Installing ServeRAID 3X/4H along with Windows NT Server Version 4.0
A.2 Installing ServeRAID 4L/4M software along with Windows NT Server Version 4.0
A.3 Installing ServeRAID Manager

1.0 What you will need

• A licensed copy of Windows NT Server Version 4.0.
• Supported hard disk drives identified on the IBM Compatibility Web site. Refer to the IBM Web site at: http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/eserver/serverproven/compat/us/ for a list of supported options and part numbers for your server.

If you are using the integrated small computer system interface (SCSI) controller, you need a supported SCSI device driver identified on the IBM Compatibility Web site. See ‘2.0 Where to download device drivers and files’ for additional information.

If you have added an IBM ServeRAID adapter to the eserver xSeries 330, you need the following:

• A supported adapter identified on the IBM Compatibility Web site. Refer to http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/eserver/serverproven/compat/us/ for a list of supported options and part numbers for your server.
• The IBM ServeRAID Support CD version 4.30 (part number 24P1872) or later.
• The IBM ServeRAID device drivers for the Windows NT Server Version 4.0 operating system.
• One blank diskette to create an Emergency Repair Diskette (label it, Emergency Repair Diskette).

You also need a blank diskette to create an Emergency Repair Diskette (label it, Emergency Repair Diskette).

2.0 Where to download device drivers and files

• IBM U.S. Web site: http://www.ibm.com/systems/support
• Adaptec Ultra 160 Family Manager Set
  
• IBM Netfinity 10/100 Ethernet Adapter and Adapter 2
  
• Service Pack: http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/nts/downloads/recommended/SP6/allSP6.asp
• Advanced System Management Processor (service processor) driver
• Video drivers
• ServeRAID drivers

To view helpful IBM server hints and troubleshooting tips for installing Windows NT Server Version 4.0, do the following:

1. Click Hints and Tips inside the left blue margin.
2. Select Windows NT under category.

Continue with ‘3.0 Detailed installation instructions'.

3.0 Detailed installation instructions

NOTE: Network adapter devices can be installed and configured during or after the installation.

3.1 Setting up the hardware for Windows NT Server Version 4.0 installation

1. Unplug the server and remove the side cover.
2. For the initial installation, install all the microprocessors you plan to use and remove all adapters and devices that are not required to get the base operating system installed. For example, if installing multiple network adapters, only install one now. If you are using a tape drive or external SCSI devices, disconnect them temporarily. After the operating system is starting without errors, reinstall the removed adapters and devices one at a time. This procedure simplifies the installation process.
   
   NOTE: If you plan to use an external direct access storage device (DASD) enclosure, the following instructions do not apply. Refer to the documentation provided with the external enclosure for the correct setup; then, continue with '3.2 Before you install Windows NT Server Version 4.0'.
   
   
3. Install the drive(s) into the drive bay(s).
4. Reinstall the side cover.
5. Plug in the server.

3.2 Before you install Windows NT Server Version 4.0

This document provides the IBM eserver xSeries 330 user with the installation instructions to perform basic NT Server installations. Windows NT Server Version 4.0 presents many different installation options. You might install or uninstall options that will allow maximum performance from your IBM server. This might result in windows and messages that will differ from those in this document. Be sure to perform the following these instructions for installing Windows NT Server Version 4.0 precisely to ensure that Windows NT Server Version 4.0 is installed correctly.

Determine if the system is equipped with an IBM ServeRAID card. If you have equipped systems, please review Appendix A before proceeding with ‘3.4 Installing Windows NT Server Version 4.0’.

Note: Users with systems equipped with a ServeRAID card must perform additional procedures.

3.3 Installation hints and tips

To view helpful IBM server hints and troubleshooting tips for installing Windows NT Server Version 4.0, do the following:

1. Click Hints and Tips inside the left blue margin.
2. Select Windows NT under ‘Category’.

3.4 Installing Windows NT Server Version 4.0

1. Insert the Windows NT Server CD into the CD-ROM drive and restart the system.
2. After restarting, a prompt will display the following message:
   
   Setup is inspecting your computers hardware configuration
   
   Press F6. This will enable setup to discover that the third party SCSI controller is installed.
   
   NOTE: The prompt will only display for a few seconds; then, it will automatically start running Windows NT Setup program.
   
   
3. Windows NT Server setup will begin loading. A blue window will display ‘Windows NT setup’ at the upper left hand corner of the window in white letters. The Windows NT Setup program will begin loading the appropriate files this might take several minutes. After loading the appropriate files you are prompted with a message that indicates setup was unable to determine the type of one or more hard disk drives installed in the system. A list of the devices that Setup has detected and loaded support for will displayed, as follows:
   • Logic PCI SCSI Host adapter
   • AMD PCI SCSI Controller/Ethernet adapter
   • BusLogic FlashPoint
   • Compaq 32-Bit Fast-Wide SCSI-2/E
   
   Press the S key to specify additional SCSI adapters for use with Windows NT Server version 4.0.
   
   
4. A list of SCSI adapters is displayed. Select Other and choose the Adaptec Ultra160 Family PCI SCSI Controller (NT 4.0) driver from the Adaptec Ultra160 Family Manager Set diskette.
5. Insert the Adaptec Ultra160 Family Manager Set diskette into the diskette drive and press Enter.
6. Windows NT Server Setup will automatically locate the appropriate hardware drivers. A list of devices is displayed, select the Adaptec Ultra160 Family PCI SCSI Controller (NT 4.0) and press Enter.
7. After Setup has completed loading the selected driver, return to the window that displays the list of loadable devices in step 3. The list displays the following devices:
   
   AMD PCI SCSI Controller/Ethernet adapter
   BusLogic FlashPoint
   Compaq 32-Bit Fast-Wide SCSI-2/E
   Adaptec Ultra160 Family PCI SCSI Controller (NT 4.0)
   
   NOTE: The Logic PCI SCSI Host Adapter is replaced with the Adaptec Ultra160 family PCI SCSI Controller (NT 4.0).
   
   
8. This next Windows NT Server setup window displays ‘Welcome to Setup’ at the upper left hand corner in white bold letters. Press Enter to set up Windows NT Server.
9. Windows NT Server setup now attempts to detect installed controllers and their corresponding drivers.
   
   The following controllers should be listed by Windows Setup:
   o IDE CD–ROM (AT API 1.2) /PCI IDE Controller
   o Adaptec Ultra160 Family PCI SCSI Controller (NT 4.0)
   
   Press Enter.
   
   
10. Setup might state that the system random-access memory (RAM) capabilities are very large. If displayed, press Enter.
11. Setup now prompts you that the hard drive is either new or has been erased, and warns that continuing Setup might result in permanent loss in the system startup hard disk. Press C to continue.
12. Windows NT Server setup now displays the ‘Licensing Agreement’. Read the licensing agreement and press Page Down to go onto the next page. Continue to do so until the last page; then, press F8 to agree.
13. The Windows NT Server setup menu displays the major hardware components that are installed.
    
    NOTE: This is not a definitive list and is only meant to provide enough basic hardware compatibility to complete setup.
    
    Make changes by pressing the UP and DOWN arrow keys to select the item to be changed; then, press Enter to display your options.
    
    When finished, Press Enter.
    
    
14. Windows NT Server setup displays all hard disk drive storage that is available on the system. You can choose or create a partition into which to install Windows NT Server. If the hard disk drive is new, there is no partitioned space. Press the C key to create a partition.
15. In the next window under Create Partition Size, delete the default value, type in 4097, and press Enter.
    
    NOTE: The maximum size boot partition that can be created with Windows NT Server version 4.0 Setup is 4 GB.
    
    Setup brings you back to the previous window. The following will display highlighted:
    
    C: New (unformatted) 4094 MB
    
    If it is not highlighted, highlight it and press Enter.
    
    
16. Select NTFS when you are prompted to choose between the ‘FAT’ and ‘NTFS’ File systems. Be sure that NTFS is selected. Select Format the Partition using NTFS file; then, press Enter to format the drive.
17. After selecting and/or formatting a target logical drive for installing Windows NT Server, you will be prompted to supply a directory name. By default, Windows NT Server will be installed onto directory C: and into the following path:
    
    \WINNT
    
    Press Enter if this is the planned directory or change the location by typing in a different target directory.
    
    
18. Before copying Windows NT Server files into the target directory, Windows NT Server setup prompts you to examine your configured hard disk drive for corruption.
    
    Press Enter to allow Setup to perform an exhaustive secondary examination of the systems hard disk drive.
    
    NOTE: Be sure to perform an exhaustive secondary examination. If Windows NT Server is installed onto a disk that is partially corrupt, the system might fail to start or it might lose valuable data.
    
    Windows NT Server setup will copy the appropriate system files into the specified directory and partition. A progress bar with a percentage counter will display during the file copying process. Detailed file information is displayed in the lower right-hand corner of the window.
    
    
19. After the required files are copied, a prompt will display the following message:
    
    This portion of setup is complete
    
    Remove the diskettes and the Windows NT Server setup CD-ROM from the drives; then, press Enter to restart the server.
    
    Windows NT Server will now boot into the graphical portion of Setup.
    
    
20. During the restart, a ‘Virus Warning’ window will appear stating that the boot sector has been changed. The change is expected; therefore, select Change is expected and press Enter. Setup loads additional files and the system will restart.
21. During the second restart, the virus warning displays once more. Select Change is Expected and press Enter.
22. The graphical portion of Windows NT Server setup displays. You will be prompted to insert the Windows NT Server setup CD-ROM. Insert the CD and click OK to allow Windows NT Server setup to run.
23. Windows NT Server setup wizard guides you through the graphical portion of Windows NT server setup in steps 27 through 49.
    
    Setup wizard allows you to scroll back and forth freely between several windows of options and make as many changes as needed before committing the choices that you made.
    
    
24. You are prompted to type in your ‘name’ and ‘organization’ (optional). Windows NT Server uses this information to generate unique ID numbers for the computer. Type in the User Name and Organization in the fields provided; then, click Next to continue.
25. Enter the product ID for your Windows NT Server CD-ROM and click Next.
26. Choose the appropriate licensing mode. To change the ‘per server number’ value, click the up and down arrows located to the right of the number; then, click Next to continue.
27. You will be prompted to provide a name for the server, which will be used to uniquely identify it on any network to which it is connected. Type the Name for the computer in the field provided. Click Next to continue.
    
    NOTE: Servers must not have the same names if they are on the same network.
    
    
28. Three server types are displayed. Select the appropriate choice; then, click Next.
29. To select an Administrative password, type the Administrative password in the first field and confirm the password by retyping it again in the second field. Click Next to continue.
    
    NOTE: Passwords are case-sensitive. Be sure to use a combination of upper and lower case letters with at least one number.
    
    
30. Setup will now prompt you to create an emergency repair disk. Be sure to create an emergency disk. Select Yes.
31. Select the components to install. To install a component, click the checkbox next to your selection. To prevent a given component from being installed, deselect the components checkbox.
    
    NOTE: Additional components can be added after Windows NT Server has been installed by using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.
    
    Click Next to continue.
    
    
32. Setup takes you back to the outline. Be sure that Installing Windows Networking is highlighted. Click Next to continue.
33. Select how the server will participate in a network. Setup presents the following two choices:
    o Do not connect this computer to a network at this time
    o This computer will participate on a network
    
    Select this computer will participate on a network and click Next.
    
    
34. In this window, you must choose between having the server wired to a network or remote access to the network. If the server is wired, click Next.
35. To allow Setup to install ‘Microsoft Internet Information Server Option’, click the box next to it. Click Next to continue.
    
    Setup will now prompt for a network adapter. Click Select from List (which will bring up a new window); then, click Have Disk.
    
    
36. An ‘Insert disk’ window will display. As a default, the wizard will search for the Network Adapter in drive a: (type in a: if it does not already appear in the blank). Insert the diskette that contains the IBM 10/100 Ethernet adapter and adapter 2 (Intel chipset)driver into the diskette drive. Click OK.
37. You will be prompted for an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) option. IBM 10/100 Ethernet PCI adapter will be the only one listed. Click OK to continue.
38. Setup brings you back to the ‘Choose a Network Adapter’ window. Select IBM 10/100 Ethernet PCI adapter. Click Next to continue.
39. Select the protocol that will be needed for this system. To select the protocols, click the box to the right of the selection. To deselect a protocol, click the box again. Click Next to continue.
40. The next window will display a list of Network Services that will be installed. To add it to the list, click Select From List. All Network Services should be selected already. Be sure that the preferred services for the installation are selected/deselected. Click Next to continue.
41. Windows NT Server Version 4.0 will install the selected Networking components. Click Next to continue.
42. If TCP/IP has been installed, a window displays prompting you if dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) is to be used.
    
    Click Yes if DHCP is used. Click No if DHCP will not be used.
    
    
43. When all network components have been installed and activated, a list of all network bindings is displayed. This is a description of what services and what protocols are ‘bound’ or assigned to which adapters. Generally, there is no need to change the assignments of bindings unless there are circumstances that demand it.
44. Determine if the system will be participating in a ‘Workgroup’ or a ‘Domain’.
    
    NOTE: Check with your network administrator to determine if you have permission to add a server to a given domain.
    
    Set up workgroup and domain options; then, click Next to continue. Enter the Name and Password if required to join a domain.
    
    
45. All major options have been specified in ‘Windows NT Server Options’. Click Finish to answer the remaining questions.
46. Set the date and time. Click the Date and Time tab. Change the time by clicking on the portion to be changed and type the correct values.
47. To set the Time Zone, click the Time Zone tab. To display a list of time zones, click the arrow located to the right of the displayed default time zone.
    
    Click Close when you are finished with editing the time zone, date, and the local time.
    
    
48. A Detected Display window will display the video adapter that is installed in the server. Click OK to confirm.
49. Behind the ‘Detected Display’ window is the Display Properties window. Use both of these windows to change the desktop area, fonts sizes, and color palette. After you have made the appropriate adjustments, click the Test button to see if the server video adapter is compatible with the settings. Click OK to begin the test.
50. The window will flicker and display colored boxes for a few seconds. Then, another window is displayed to ask if all the colors were seen clearly. Click Yes; then, click OK when the next window displays.
51. Click OK in the ‘Display Properties Window’ to continue.
    
    NOTE: Display properties can be changed after Windows NT Server has been installed.
    
    Windows Setup will take a few minutes to finish the installation.
    
    
52. If Windows NT Server Version 4.0 is installed correctly, a window will display, prompting you to remove the Setup CD-ROM and restart the server.
    
    Remove the Windows Setup CD-ROM. Click the Restart computer button.
    
    
53. After the server restarts, two video choices will display. Select Windows NT 4.0 (VGA) using the arrow keys.
    
    NOTE: You will have a few seconds to do this before Windows uses the default setting.
    
    The Windows NT Server Version 4.0 setup is complete.

3.5 Installing the additional device drivers and services
The following drivers must be installed before Windows NT Server is able to detect installed hardware devices. If the device driver diskette is not available, refer to the following links for the IBM web site where the driver can be downloaded.

• Service Pack: http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/nts/downloads/recommended/SP6/allSP6.asp
• Advanced System Management Processor (service processor) driver
• Video drivers

3.5.1 Installing the Service Pack

Refer to the Microsoft web site to download the Service Pack at: http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/nts/downloads/recommended/SP6/allSP6.asp

1. Change your path to the target directory where the Service Pack files are copied (hard disk or CD).
2. Run Setup.
3. Click the Agree box to accept the licensingagreement.
4. Click Install.
5. After the installation is complete, restart the system.

3.5.2 Installing the video drivers

Download the S3 video device driver.

1. Download the appropriate drivers and copy the files onto a diskette.
2. Restart the system.
   
   IMPORTANT: When the ‘Please select the operating system to start...’ message is displayed, select Windows NT Workstation Version 4.00 [VGA mode].
   
   
3. Go to Start, select Settings, and then click the Control Panel icon.
4. From Control Panel, double click the Display icon.
5. In the Display Properties window, click the Settings tab and then click Display Type.
6. From the Display Type window, go to the Adapter Type section and click Change.
7. From the Change Display window, click Have Disk.
8. Insert the new display driver diskette into drive A:\, and then click OK.
9. From the list of displayed S3 devices, select the systems S3 video device driver.
10. From Third-party Drivers, click Yes to proceed.
11. If a message appears stating the driver is already installed on the server, and prompts you to use the current or new drivers, be sure to select New.
12. If prompted for the driver diskette a second time, click Continue.
13. When the message ‘the drivers were successfully installed is displayed’, remove the display driver diskette; then, click OK.
14. Go to the Display Type window and click Close.
15. Go to the Display Properties window and click Close.
16. When the ‘System Settings Change’ window displays, you will be prompted to restart the server. Click Yes.

3.5.3 Installing the Advanced System Management Processor (service processor) driver

Download the Advanced Systems Management Processor (service processor) driver.

1. Download the appropriate service processor and copy the files onto a diskette.
2. Insert the diskette that contains the downloaded Service Processor into the diskette drive.
3. Click on Start, select run, and type in the following:
   
   A:\NT\SETUP (if installation is from a diskette)
   or
   D:\DD\NT\SETUP (if installation is from a CD-ROM)
   
   
4. The ‘IBM Service Processor Server Software Installation’ window will display; press Enter to continue. Windows will copy the appropriate files from the diskette.
5. After Windows has completed copying the required files, press any key to exit.
6. Restart the server.

Appendix A Installing the ServeRAID software

If you are installing an IBM ServeRAID adapter in the server, determine which type of ServeRAID adapter is installed. Software installation instructions for the ServeRAID-3L, 3H, and 4H adapters are similar to each other. The ServeRAID-4L and 4M adapters share the same software installation instructions, which are different from the software installation instructions for the ServeRAID-3L, 3H, and 4H adapters.

NOTE: Set the configurations for the IBM ServeRAID adapter before you install Windows NT Server Version 4.0.

A.1 Installing ServeRAID 3X/4H along with Windows NT Server Version 4.0

1. Insert the IBM ServeRAID Support CD into the CD-ROM drive immediately after the server starts.
2. Shortly after you insert the IBM ServeRAID Support CD, an IBM ServeRAID window will appear, followed by a window that displays the current BIOS and firmware levels. If they need to be updated, click Update, if not, skip to step 5.
3. When the system has completed updating its files, you will be prompted to restart the server. Keep the IBM ServeRAID Support CD in the CD-ROM drive, and restart the server.
4. The system will start from the IBM ServeRAID Support CD again; however, this time the ServeRAID utilities will start and be used to create and initialize the ServeRAID logical drives.
   
   NOTE: ServeRAID disks must be created and initialized in order for partitions to be detectable to Windows NT Server Version 4.0. For instructions, refer to the documentation that comes with the ServeRAID controller, or visit the IBM Web site at: http://www.ibm.com/systems/support and click Server; then, select ServeRAID for family. This connects to the ServeRAID Support Web page.
   
   
5. After ServeRAID disks have been created and initialized, remove the IBM ServeRAID Support CD from the CD-ROM drive and insert the Windows NT Server Setup CD. Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart the server.
6. After the system restarts, you are prompted with the following message:
   
   Setup is inspecting your computers hardware configuration
   
   
7. Press F6; this informs Setup that a third party SCSI controller is installed.
   
   NOTE: The prompt will only display for a few seconds; then, it will automatically go into Windows NT Server setup not knowing where the systems hard drives are. If this happens, restart the system, and look for the prompt again.
   
   
8. The system will load Windows NT Server setup. A blue window will display Windows NT Server setup at the upper left hand corner of the window. Windows NT Server setup will begin loading the appropriate files this might take several minutes. After Windows NT Setup loads the appropriate files, you are prompted with a message that indicates Setup was unable to determine the type of one or more hard disk drives installed in the system. A list of the devices that Setup has detected and loaded support for will display, as follows:
   • QLogic PCI SCSI Host adapter
   • AMD PCI SCSI Controller/Ethernet adapter
   • BusLogic FlashPoint
   • Compaq 32-Bit Fast-Wide SCSI-2/E
   
   Press S to specify if you have additional SCSI adapters to use with Windows NT Server. A list of SCSI adapters will display.
   
   
9. Choose Other to load the device driver for the IBM ServeRAID SCSI controller from the ServeRAID driver diskette.
10. Insert the ServeRAID driver diskette into the diskette drive; then, press Enter.
11. Select the IBM ServeRAID-3x/4H Controller (NT 4.0) and press Enter. Setup will spend a few seconds loading the appropriate files.
    
    After the files load, the following message will display:
    
    Setup will load support for the following mass storage device(s).
    
    The list should be similar to the list displayed previously. However, IBM ServeRAID -x/4H Controller (NT 4.0) will replace the Logic PCI SCSI Host Adapter.
    
    Press Enter to continue.
    
    
12. The Windows NT server setup window appears. Press Enter to set up Windows NT Server Version 4.0.
13. Windows Setup displays the following server controllers:
    • IDE CD-ROM (AT API 1.2) /PCI IDE Controller
    • IBM ServeRAID 3x/4H Controller (NT 4.0)
    
    Press Enter.
    
    
14. Continue with step 10 of section 3.0 Detailed installation instructions’ to run the Windows NT Setup program.

A.2 Installing ServeRAID 4L/4M software along with Windows NT Server Version 4.0

1. Insert the IBM ServeRAID Support CD into the CD-ROM drive immediately after the server starts.
2. Shortly after you insert the IBM ServeRAID Support CD, an IBM ServeRAID window will appear, followed by a window that displays the current BIOS and firmware levels. If they need to be updated, click Update, if not, skip to step 5.
3. When the system has completed updating its files, you will be prompted to restart the server. Keep the ServeRAID CD in the CD-ROM drive, and restart the server.
4. The system will start from the IBM ServeRAID Support CD again; however, this time the ServeRAID utilities will start and be used to create and initialize the ServeRAID logical drives.
   
   NOTE: ServeRAID disks must be created and initialized in order for partitions to be detectable to Windows NT Server Version 4.0. For instructions, refer to the documentation that comes with the ServeRAID controller, or visit the IBM Web site at: http://www.ibm.com/systems/support and click Server; then, select ServeRAID for family. This connects to the ServeRAID Support Web page.
   
   
5. After ServeRAID disks have been created and initialized, remove the IBM ServeRAID Support CD from the CD-ROM drive and insert the Windows NT ServerSetup CD. Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart the server.
6. After the system restarts, you will be prompted with the following message:
   
   Setup is inspecting your computers hardware configuration
   
   Press F6; this informs Setup that a third party SCSI controller is installed.
   
   NOTE: The prompt will only display for a few seconds; then, it will automatically go into ‘Windows NT Server setup not detecting where the systems hard drives are. If this happens, restart the system, and look for the prompt again.
   
   
7. Windows NT Server setup will begin loading. A blue window will display ‘Windows NT Setup’ at the upper left-hand corner of the window. Windows NT Setup will begin loading the appropriate files this might take several minutes. After Windows NT Setup loads the appropriate files, you are prompted with a message that indicates Setup was unable to determine the type of one or more hard disk drives installed in the system. A list of the devices that Setup has detected and loaded support for will display, as follows:
   • QLogic PCI SCSI Host adapter
   • AMD PCI SCSI Controller/Ethernet adapter
   • BusLogic FlashPoint
   • Compaq 32-Bit Fast-Wide SCSI-2/E
   
   Press S to specify if you have additional SCSI adapters to use with Windows NT Server. A list of SCSI adapters will display.
   
   
8. Choose Other to load the device driver for the IBM ServeRAID SCSI controllerfrom the ServeRAID driver diskette.
9. Insert the ServeRAID driver diskette into the diskette drive; then, press Enter.
10. Select the IBM ServeRAID-4M/4L Controller (NT 4.0) and press Enter. Setup will spend a few seconds loading the appropriate files.
    
    After the files load, the following message will display:
    
    Setup will load support for the following mass storage device(s).
    
    The list should be similar to the list displayed previously. However, IBM ServeRAID-4M/4L Controller (NT 4.0) will replace the Logic PCI SCSI Host Adapter. Press Enter to continue.
    
    
11. The Windows NT 4.0 Setup window appears. Press Enter to set up Windows NT Server Version 4.0.
12. Windows Setup displays the following server controllers:
    • IDE CD-ROM (AT API 1.2) /PCI IDE Controller
    • IBM ServeRAID-4M/4L Controller (NT 4.0)
    
    Press Enter.
    
    
13. Continue with step 10 of 3.0 Detailed installation instructions’ to run the Windows NT Setup program.

A.3 Installing the ServeRAID Manager program

To maximize the performance of the IBM ServeRAID adapter that is installed in your xSeries 330 server, install IBM the ServeRAID Manager program in your Windows NT Server.

1. From Windows NT Server, insert IBM ServeRAID Support CD into the CD-ROM drive.
2. A welcome window will appear with a warning to exit all Windows programs before running the Setup program. Exit all Windows programs and click Next.
3. The ‘Licensing Agreement’ window appears. Read the license agreement; then, click Yes to continue.
4. Select the operating system to be used on the server; in this case, Windows NT / Windows 2000. Click Next to continue.
   
   This window, gives the options to install or not to install ServeRAID Manager Agent. Select Yes, install service and click Next to continue.
   
   
5. Click Next until you have the option to install ServeRAID Manager.
6. Choose the path that ServeRAID will be installed in. ServeRAID is defaulted to setup in c:\ Program Files\Raidman. If this is the desired location, click Next to install ServeRAID Manager.