About This Guide
13
Intended Audience
13
Related Documentation
13
Document Conventions And Symbols
13
Rack Stability
14
Hp Technical Support
15
Customer Self Repair
15
Product Warranties
15
Subscription Service
15
Hp Websites
16
Documentation Feedback
16
1 Installing And Configuring The Server
17
Setup Overview
17
Planning For Installation
17
Planning A Network Configuration
18
Configuration Checklist
19
Installing The Server
19
Locating And Writing Down The Serial Number
19
Checking Kit Contents
20
Powering On The Server
20
Factory Image
20
Physical Configuration
21
Default Boot Sequence
22
Accessing The Hp Storage Server Management Console
22
Using The Direct Attach Method
23
Using The Remote Browser Method
23
Using The Remote Desktop Method
25
Logging Off And Disconnecting
26
Telnet Server
26
Enabling Telnet Server
27
Using Remote Management Methods
27
Using The Lights-Out 100 Method
27
Using The Integrated Lights-Out 2 Method
28
Configuring The Server On The Network
30
Before You Begin
30
Running The Rapid Startup Wizard
31
Completing System Configuration
32
2 Server Components
33
Ml110 G5 Hardware Components
33
Dl160 G5 Hardware Components
36
Ml350 G5 Hardware Components
38
Dl380 G5 Hardware Components
40
Dl585 G2 Hardware Components
44
Sas And Sata Hard Drive Leds
46
Systems Insight Display Leds And Internal Health Led Combinations
48
3 Storage Management Overview
51
Storage Management Elements
51
Storage Management Example
51
Physical Storage Elements
52
Arrays
53
Fault Tolerance
54
Online Spares
54
Logical Storage Elements
54
Logical Drives (Luns)
54
Partitions
55
Volumes
55
File System Elements
56
File Sharing Elements
56
Volume Shadow Copy Service Overview
56
Using Storage Elements
57
Clustered Server Elements
57
Network Adapter Teaming
57
Management Tools
57
Hp Systems Insight Manager
57
Management Agents
58
4 File Server Management
59
File Services Features In Windows Storage Server 2003 R2
59
Storage Manager For Sans
59
Single Instance Storage
59
File Server Resource Manager
59
Windows Sharepoint Services
60
Hp Storage Server Management Console
60
File Services Management
60
Configurable And Pre-Configured Storage
61
Storage Management Utilities
61
Array Management Utilities
61
Array Configuration Utility
62
Disk Management Utility
63
Guidelines For Managing Disks And Volumes
63
Scheduling Defragmentation
63
Disk Quotas
64
Adding Storage
65
Expanding Storage
65
Extending Storage Using Windows Storage Utilities
65
Expanding Storage For Eva Arrays Using Command View Eva
66
Expanding Storage Using The Array Configuration Utility
66
Volume Shadow Copies
67
Shadow Copy Planning
67
Identifying The Volume
67
Allocating Disk Space
68
Identifying The Storage Area
69
Determining Creation Frequency
69
Shadow Copies And Drive Defragmentation
69
Mounted Drives
70
Managing Shadow Copies
70
The Shadow Copy Cache File
71
Enabling And Creating Shadow Copies
72
Viewing A List Of Shadow Copies
73
Set Schedules
73
Viewing Shadow Copy Properties
73
Redirecting Shadow Copies To An Alternate Volume
74
Disabling Shadow Copies
74
Managing Shadow Copies From The Storage Server Desktop
75
Shadow Copies For Shared Folders
75
Smb Shadow Copies
76
Nfs Shadow Copies
77
Recovery Of Files Or Folders
78
Recovering A Deleted File Or Folder
78
Recovering An Overwritten Or Corrupted File
79
Recovering A Folder
79
Backup And Shadow Copies
80
Shadow Copy Transport
80
Folder And Share Management
81
Folder Management
81
Share Management
87
Share Considerations
87
Defining Access Control Lists
88
Integrating Local File System Security Into Windows Domain Environments
88
Comparing Administrative (Hidden) And Standard Shares
88
Managing Shares
89
File Server Resource Manager
89
Quota Management
89
File Screening Management
90
Storage Reports
90
Other Windows Disk And Data Management Tools
90
Additional Information And References For File Services
90
Backup
90
Hp Storageworks Library And Tape Tools
91
Antivirus
91
Security
91
More Information
91
5 Print Services
93
Microsoft Print Management Console
93
New Or Improved Hp Print Server Features
93
Hp Web Jetadmin
93
Hp Install Network Printer Wizard
93
Hp Download Manager For Jetdirect Printer Devices
93
Microsoft Print Migrator Utility
93
Network Printer Drivers
94
Print Services Management
94
Microsoft Print Management Console
94
Hp Web Jetadmin Installation
94
Web-Based Printer Management And Internet Printing
94
Planning Considerations For Print Services
95
Print Queue Creation
95
Sustaining Print Administration Tasks
96
Driver Updates
96
Print Drivers
96
User-Mode Vs. Kernel-Mode Drivers
96
Kernel-Mode Driver Installation Blocked By Default
96
Hp Jetdirect Firmware
96
Printer Server Scalability And Sizing
97
Backup
97
Best Practices
97
Troubleshooting
98
Additional References For Print Services
98
6 Microsoft Services For Network File System (Msnfs)
99
Msnfs Features
99
Unix Identity Management
99
Msnfs Use Scenarios
100
Msnfs Components
100
Administering Msnfs
101
Server For Nfs
101
User Name Mapping
106
Microsoft Services For Nfs Troubleshooting
108
Microsoft Services For Nfs Command-Line Tools
108
Optimizing Server For Nfs Performance
108
Print Services For Unix
108
7 Other Network File And Print Services
111
File And Print Services For Netware (Fpnw)
111
Installing Services For Netware
111
Managing File And Print Services For Netware
112
Creating And Managing Netware Users
113
Adding Local Netware Users
114
Enabling Local Netware User Accounts
114
Managing Ncp Volumes (Shares)
115
Creating A New Ncp Share
116
Modifying Ncp Share Properties
116
Print Services For Netware
116
Point And Print From Novell To Windows Server 2003
116
Additional Resources
117
Appletalk And File Services For Macintosh
117
Installing The Appletalk Protocol
117
Installing File Services For Macintosh
117
Completing Setup Of Appletalk Protocol And Shares
117
Print Services For Macintosh
118
Installing Print Services For Macintosh
118
Point And Print From Macintosh To Windows Server 2003
118
8 Enterprise Storage Servers
119
Windows Server Remote Administration Applet
119
Microsoft Iscsi Software Target
120
Virtual Disk Storage
120
Snapshots
120
Wizards
121
Create Iscsi Target Wizard
121
Create Virtual Disk Wizard
122
Import Virtual Disk Wizard
123
Extend Virtual Disk Wizard
123
Schedule Snapshot Wizard
123
Hardware Provider
124
Cluster Support
124
9 Cluster Administration
125
Cluster Overview
125
Cluster Terms And Components
126
Nodes
126
Resources
126
Cluster Groups
127
Virtual Servers
127
Failover And Failback
127
Quorum Disk
127
Cluster Concepts
128
Sequence Of Events For Cluster Resources
128
Hierarchy Of Cluster Resource Components
129
Cluster Planning
129
Storage Planning
130
Network Planning
130
Protocol Planning
131
Preparing For Cluster Installation
132
Before Beginning Installation
132
Using Multipath Data Paths For High Availability
132
Enabling Cluster Aware Microsoft Services For Nfs (Optional)
132
Checklists For Cluster Server Installation
133
Network Requirements
133
Shared Disk Requirements
134
Cluster Installation
134
Setting Up Networks
135
Configuring The Private Network Adapter
135
Configuring The Public Network Adapter
135
Renaming The Local Area Connection Icons
135
Verifying Connectivity And Name Resolution
135
Verifying Domain Membership
136
Setting Up A Cluster Account
136
About The Quorum Disk
136
Configuring Shared Disks
136
Verifying Disk Access And Functionality
136
Configuring Cluster Service Software
136
Using Cluster Administrator
137
Using Cluster Administrator Remotely
137
The Hp Storage Server Management Console
137
Creating A Cluster
137
Adding Nodes To A Cluster
137
Geographically Dispersed Clusters
138
Cluster Groups And Resources, Including File Shares
138
Cluster Group Overview
138
Node-Based Cluster Groups
138
Load Balancing
139
File Share Resource Planning Issues
139
Resource Planning
139
Permissions And Access Rights On Share Resources
139
Nfs Cluster-Specific Issues
140
Non Cluster Aware File Sharing Protocols
140
Adding New Storage To A Cluster
140
Creating Physical Disk Resources
141
Creating File Share Resources
141
Creating Nfs Share Resources
141
Shadow Copies In A Cluster
141
Extend A Lun In A Cluster
142
Msnfs Administration On A Server Cluster
142
Best Practices For Running Server For Nfs In A Server Cluster
142
Print Services In A Cluster
143
Creating A Cluster Printer Spooler
143
Advanced Cluster Administration Procedures
144
Failing Over And Failing Back
144
Restarting One Cluster Node
144
Shutting Down One Cluster Node
144
Powering Down The Cluster
145
Powering Up The Cluster
145
Additional Information And References For Cluster Services
146
10 Troubleshooting, Servicing, And Maintenance
147
Troubleshooting The Storage Server
147
Webes (Web Based Enterprise Services)
148
Maintenance And Service
148
Maintenance And Service Documentation
148
Maintenance Updates
148
System Updates
148
Firmware Updates
148
Certificate Of Authenticity
149
11 System Recovery
151
The System Recovery Dvd
151
To Restore A Factory Image
151
Systems With A Don't Erase Partition
151
Managing Disks After A Restoration
151
A Configuring Storage Server For Web Access (Optional)
153
Setting Up An Internet Connection
153
B Regulatory Compliance And Safety
155
Federal Communications Commission Notice
155
Class A Equipment
155
Class B Equipment
155
Declaration Of Conformity For Products Marked With The Fcc Logo, United States Only
156
Modifications
156
Cables
156
Laser Compliance
156
International Notices And Statements
157
Canadian Notice (Avis Canadien)
157
Class A Equipment
157
Class B Equipment
157
European Union Notice
157
Bsmi Notice
158
Japanese Notice
158
Discussie
Laat een opmerking achter of stel een vraag
Ik heb net een tweedehands ProLiant DL160 G5 gekocht en wil er extra geheugen in doen. Weet iemand of deze server ECC en non-ECC door elkaar accepteert? En hoeveel DIMM slots heeft die eigenlijk? Kan het geheugen nergens goed vinden.
De DL160 G5 heeft 8 DIMM slots en werkt met DDR2 fully buffered (FB-DIMM) ECC geheugen, dus non-ECC modules gaan niet werken. Meng ze ook niet, want dat geeft problemen bij het opstarten. Vul de banken altijd in paren om dual channel te krijgen. Kijk even in de handleiding bij het geheugenhoofdstuk voor de exacte volgorde van de slots, dat is best belangrijk anders start hij niet goed op. Ik draai zelf 16GB zonder problemen.
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