ClearPath IX Systems Installation and Configuration Guide

ClearPath IX Systems Installation and Configuration Guide ClearPath IX Systems Installation and Configuration Guide

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Completing Windows Installation A Directory Properties window appears. c. Click the Write check box in the Access section at the bottom of the window to enable write access (ensure that a check mark appears in the check box). d. Click OK, then Apply, then OK again. 5. Exit the Microsoft Internet Service Manager. Continue with the steps in 7.1.13. 7.1.13. Enabling the Guest Account Integration Expert and other software products require a Windows NT guest account in order to function. To enable the guest account, take the following steps: 1. If you are not currently logged on, power on or restart the Windows NT node and log on as the administrator. 2. Click Start > Programs > Administrative Tools > User Manager for Domains. A User Manager window opens. 3. Double-click the Username line for Guest. A User Properties window opens. 4. Click the Account Disable box to remove the check mark (if there is one). 5. Click OK, then close the User Manager window. Continue with the steps in 7.1.14. 7.1.14. Creating a Logical F: Drive Create an F drive on each Windows NT node to enable a new volume that can be shared for Unisys product information, as well as for user applications. To create an F drive: 1. If you are not currently logged on, power on or restart the Windows NT nodes and log on as the administrator. 2. Click Start > select Programs > Administrative Tools > Disk Administrator. You receive a message that you have entered Disk Administration for the first time or have added a disk. 3. Click OK. 4. Click OK to allow Disk Administrator to place a signature on disks. 5. Click the Free Space sector of Disk 0. 6. Right-click to present a menu, then left-click Create. You are asked to confirm. 7. Click Yes. 7–16 Version 009B (Web Only) 7850 5104–009

Completing Windows Installation 8. Enter a value equal to the maximum size listed, then click OK. 9. (ES2045R only) You receive a warning message that the partition may not be accessible to some operating systems, and you are asked to confirm. Click Yes. 10. Right-click the unformatted segment of Disk 0 to present the menu. 11. Left-click “Commit changes now.” 12. Click Yes. 13. Click OK to continue. 14. Right-click the same unformatted segment of Disk 0 again. 15. Left-click “Assign drive letter.” 16. Specify F as the new drive letter, then click OK. 17. Click Yes to the message asking if you want to continue. 18. Right-click the same unformatted segment of Disk 0 again. 19. Left-click Format. 20. Select NTFS file system, and the default allocation size. 21. Click Start, then OK. Disk formatting proceeds. 22. Click OK, then Close. 23. (ES2045R and DR/2 only) Right-click CD-ROM and assign drive letter D. Note: Drive letter D may already be assigned. If it is, skip steps 25 through 27. 24. Right-click CD-ROM 0. 25. Left-click Assign Drive Letter. 26. Specify D as the assigned drive letter and click OK. 27. Close the Disk Administrator window. Continue by reapplying the latest service pack (7.1.15). 7.1.15. Reapplying the Latest Service Pack The final configuration step is to reapply the service pack. This subsection gives the procedure. Notes: • For the DR/2, this is the first installation of the service pack. For the ES5085R, ES5044R, ES2024R, and ES2045R, it is a reinstallation. • The service pack medium supplied provides 40-bit security only. If your site requires 128-bit security, download it from the Microsoft Web site. • If you have an Install icon for Service Pack n, you can double-click the icon instead of using the CD to install the service pack. 7850 5104–009 Version 009B (Web Only) 7–17

Completing Windows <strong>Installation</strong><br />

A Directory Properties window appears.<br />

c. Click the Write check box in the Access section at the bottom of the window to<br />

enable write access (ensure that a check mark appears in the check box).<br />

d. Click OK, then Apply, then OK again.<br />

5. Exit the Microsoft Internet Service Manager.<br />

Continue with the steps in 7.1.13.<br />

7.1.13. Enabling the Guest Account<br />

Integration Expert <strong>and</strong> other software products require a Windows NT guest account in<br />

order to function. To enable the guest account, take the following steps:<br />

1. If you are not currently logged on, power on or restart the Windows NT node <strong>and</strong> log<br />

on as the administrator.<br />

2. Click Start > Programs > Administrative Tools > User Manager for Domains.<br />

A User Manager window opens.<br />

3. Double-click the Username line for Guest.<br />

A User Properties window opens.<br />

4. Click the Account Disable box to remove the check mark (if there is one).<br />

5. Click OK, then close the User Manager window.<br />

Continue with the steps in 7.1.14.<br />

7.1.14. Creating a Logical F: Drive<br />

Create an F drive on each Windows NT node to enable a new volume that can be shared<br />

for Unisys product information, as well as for user applications.<br />

To create an F drive:<br />

1. If you are not currently logged on, power on or restart the Windows NT nodes <strong>and</strong> log<br />

on as the administrator.<br />

2. Click Start > select Programs > Administrative Tools > Disk Administrator.<br />

You receive a message that you have entered Disk Administration for the first time or<br />

have added a disk.<br />

3. Click OK.<br />

4. Click OK to allow Disk Administrator to place a signature on disks.<br />

5. Click the Free Space sector of Disk 0.<br />

6. Right-click to present a menu, then left-click Create.<br />

You are asked to confirm.<br />

7. Click Yes.<br />

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