Adaptec 9210LP Przewodnik Instalacji

RINSTALLATIONGUIDEADAPTEC FIBRE CARD 9210LP2 GIGABIT FIBRE CHANNEL HOST BUS ADAPTER9210IG.book Page 1 Monday, April 2, 2001 11:13 AM

9Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LPInstalling the Driver When Installing Windows NT 4.0The Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LP driver is not embedded on the Windows NT 4

10Installation GuideTo add the driver for other devices in your system, press S for each additional device and insert the appropriate driver disk. You

11Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LPPress Enter to continue with the Windows NT operating system setup. Follow the instructions on-screen and in the Windows NT

12Installation GuideClick OK.When the installation is complete, remove the disk, shut down Windows NT, and Click Yes to reboot the system and start th

13Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LPAdditional Notes• RAID Storage Arrays:If you are using RAID Storage arrays that are continually tim-ing out on complex oper

14Installation Guide• Large I/O request performance enhancement:Performance enhancement for a large size I/O request could be done by increasing the m

15Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LPInstalling the Driver When Installing Windows 2000The Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LP driver is not embedded on the Windows 2000

16Installation GuideA message will appear after a short time, prompting you to install your driver. Press S to specify a driver.Insert the Adaptec Fib

17Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LPIt will ask,What do you want the wizard to do?Select Search for a suitable driver for my device (recommended), then select

18Installation GuideRemoving the DriverTo uninstall the Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LP, follow these steps:Turn OFF your system and remove the Adaptec Fib

1The Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LP provides a 2 gigabit interface between a server and a Fibre Channel storage system and installs into a standard PCI slo

19Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LP• N-port support:If the switch is configured as an F_port, the adapter should be configured as an N_port. When the adapter

20Installation GuideBefore installing the Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LP driver, Solaris should be installed.Login as root.Turn off volume manager by typin

21Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LPThe following text will appear on the screen:1. AFC9XXX Adaptec Fibre Channel for Solaris 8 DriverSelect package you wish t

22Installation GuideRemoving the DriverTo uninstall the Adaptec Fibre Channel driver disk:Start Solaris login as root.From the Solaris console, type t

23Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LPBefore loading the Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LP driver, verify that the programs NWPA.NLM and SCSIHD.CDM are loaded on your sy

24Installation GuideRemove the floppy disk after the driver loads. The drives are now ready to be configured using the normal network administrator ac

25Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LPUpdating the DriverTo update the driver:Perform the Unload procedure and make a backup of the old driver. See Unloading the

26Installation GuideIf you try to use a value less than 10 Sec OR greater than 90 Sec, driver will display the warning shown below and will load with

27Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LPIf you have additional HBA disks, insert the next HBA disk, select Install Another HBA Disk, and press Enter.If all of your

28Installation GuideBack Up the Computer: Back up the old UnixWare kernel and any other important files.Load the package by typing:# pkgadd -d diskett

2Installation GuideThis installation guide explains how to:• Install the Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LP/9210LPC• Change brackets on the Adaptec Fibre Card

29Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LPWhen the installation is completed, remove the disk and rebuild the kernel by typing the command:# /etc/conf/bin/idbuild -B

30Installation GuideWhen the uninstallation is completed, rebuild the kernel by typing the command:# /etc/conf/bin/idbuild -BPress Enter.Reboot the sy

31Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LPFrom the boot prompt, Type dir to list all files in /stand directory; unix.old is one of the files the system has saved for

32Installation GuideIf you have any problems while installing the Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LP, check the following items first:• Is the card seated even

33Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LPIf you are still unable to resolve a problem, see the Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LP User’s Reference, the Adaptec Web site at h

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This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interf

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3Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LPLocate an unused 64-bit PCI expansion slot and remove the expansion slot cover. If the computer does not have a 64-bit slot,

4Installation GuideInsert the Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LP into the PCI expansion slot. Press down firmly until the card clicks into place; then replace

5Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LPYour Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LP comes with a low profile bracket. If you need to attach a standard height bracket, follow the

6Installation GuideThe Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LP optical interface requires the installation of a Small Form Factor Pluggable (SFP) module for the ext

7Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LPSelect the correct cable that matches the Adaptec Fibre Card 9210LP you have installed.Install the end connectors of your ca

8Installation GuideYou can verify the adapter and cable installation by powering up the system and looking at the two LEDs on the bulkhead of the adap