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

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Installing UnixWare 7 8.2.3. Changing the Date and Time Zone Follow these steps to change the date and time zone. 1. Open the SCO Admin window. 2. Scroll to the System folder and double-click. 3. Double-click System Time Manager. 4. Click Host. 5. Click Change Time Zone. 6. Select the appropriate country and time zone and click OK. 7. After reading the time zone change message, click OK. 8. Click Host. 9. Click Set Time. 10. Enter the correct time and date. Click OK. 11. Click OK when the message appears saying the system time will change. 12. In the upper left-hand side of the window, click Host. 13. Click Exit. 14. In the SCO Admin window, click File and then Exit. 15. Click Exit on the lower bar and then click OK to log off. 16. Perform all of these tasks as described in other subsections: a. Configure the Ethernet and FDDI network adapters (8.6.1). b. Configure a domain name service client (8.6.2). c. Set up the documentation search engine (8.7). d. Run the tuning script (8.8). Note: Answer Y to “Did you install the OS?” e. Retrieve and apply fixes (8.9) f. Configure Internet FastStart (8.10). After you have completed all these steps, you are returned to the terminal session prompt. 17. Enter the following command to reboot: # shutdown- y - g0 - i6 Reboot takes about 7 minutes. When it is done, UnixWare displays the GUI logon screen. 18. Log on as the root user (user-id root) (8.11.1). The UnixWare root prompt (#) appears. Procedures for preloaded UnixWare 7 configuration are completed at this point. 8–6 Version 009B (Web Only) 7850 5104–009

8.3. Configuring the RAID Controller Installing UnixWare 7 The steps for installing and configuring a new RAID disk array controller (DAC) are as follows: 1. Load the DACCF Utilities (8.3.1). 2. Complete the RAID configuration (8.3.2). Note: If you are performing a full installation on a system that was preloaded, do not format the RAID disk. Instead, use the DAC BIOS utility to initialize the RAID volume before you reload the operating system. Formatting the disk makes the drive unrecognizable to the software. 8.3.1. Load DACCF Utilities Follow the procedures for the type of node you are configuring (DR/2, ES2045R, or ES2085R). Loading DACCF Utilities on an ES2045R or DR/2 Node To load DACCF utilities on an ES2045R or DR/2 node, do the following: 1. Insert a DOS bootable diskette. 2. When the MS-DOS prompt appears, remove the diskette and insert the diskette labeled “DACCF CONFIGURATION AND UTILITIES” in drive A. Continue with the steps in 8.3.2. Loading DACCF Utilities on an ES2085R Node To load DACCF utilities on an ES2085R node, do the following: 1. Turn on the power. 2. During booting, press Alt-R when the DAC1100 BIOS begins to load. Continue with the steps in 8.3.2. 8.3.2. Complete the RAID Configuration Follow one of the two procedures below to finish configuring the RAID controller. Procedure for the ES2045R and DR/2 Nodes 1. Change directories on the A drive by typing CD DACCFG, then press Enter. CD DACCFG 7850 5104–009 Version 009B (Web Only) 8–7

8.3. Configuring the RAID Controller<br />

Installing UnixWare 7<br />

The steps for installing <strong>and</strong> configuring a new RAID disk array controller (DAC) are as<br />

follows:<br />

1. Load the DACCF Utilities (8.3.1).<br />

2. Complete the RAID configuration (8.3.2).<br />

Note: If you are performing a full installation on a system that was preloaded, do not<br />

format the RAID disk. Instead, use the DAC BIOS utility to initialize the RAID<br />

volume before you reload the operating system. Formatting the disk makes the<br />

drive unrecognizable to the software.<br />

8.3.1. Load DACCF Utilities<br />

Follow the procedures for the type of node you are configuring (DR/2, ES2045R, or<br />

ES2085R).<br />

Loading DACCF Utilities on an ES2045R or DR/2 Node<br />

To load DACCF utilities on an ES2045R or DR/2 node, do the following:<br />

1. Insert a DOS bootable diskette.<br />

2. When the MS-DOS prompt appears, remove the diskette <strong>and</strong> insert the diskette labeled<br />

“DACCF CONFIGURATION AND UTILITIES” in drive A.<br />

Continue with the steps in 8.3.2.<br />

Loading DACCF Utilities on an ES2085R Node<br />

To load DACCF utilities on an ES2085R node, do the following:<br />

1. Turn on the power.<br />

2. During booting, press Alt-R when the DAC1100 BIOS begins to load.<br />

Continue with the steps in 8.3.2.<br />

8.3.2. Complete the RAID <strong>Configuration</strong><br />

Follow one of the two procedures below to finish configuring the RAID controller.<br />

Procedure for the ES2045R <strong>and</strong> DR/2 Nodes<br />

1. Change directories on the A drive by typing CD DACCFG, then press Enter.<br />

CD DACCFG<br />

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