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104 Netfinity and Windows 2000 Integration Guide
• Hot-plug capable device drivers
• A hot-plug capable operating system
At the time of writing, the following Netfinity servers contain PCI Hot Plug slots:
• Netfinity 5500 family (5500, 5500M10 and 5500M20) has four PCI Hot Plug
slots
• Netfinity 5600 has three PCI Hot Plug slots
• Netfinity 7000M10 has 12 PCI Hot Plug slots
• Netfinity 8500R has 12 PCI Hot Plug slots
You can identify these slots on IBM Netfinity servers by the orange retention
latch. Non-hot plug slots have blue latches.
The following PCI adapters and their drivers are supported for use in a PCI Hot
Plug slot in a Windows 2000 environment:
• Netfinity ServeRAID adapters (3L, 3H, and 3HB)
• Netfinity 10/100 Ethernet PCI adapter
• Netfinity Token-Ring 16/4 PCI adapter
With Windows 2000, PCI Hot Plug is fully supported under the Advanced
Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) specifications. ACPI supports the
dynamic configuration of adapters added at run time and requires no additional
drivers or management utilities.
6.4.1 Removing a PCI Hot Plug adapter
When Windows 2000 is installed on a server that contains PCI Hot Plug slots, the
Unplug/Eject hardware icon is visible on the task bar. Click the icon to bring up a
menu that allows you to stop the operation of any adapter seated in a PCI Hot
Plug slot, as shown in Figure 89:
Figure 89. The Unplug/Eject task bar icon
Select the adapter you want to stop and remove it from the system. Windows
2000 will notify you when it is safe to physically remove the adapter.
An alternative way to achieve the same is to double-click the Unplug/Eject task
bar icon. This will bring up a window similar to Figure 90:
- SG24-5319-00 1
- February 2000 3
- Contents 5
- Comments welcome 10
- Chapter 1. Introduction 11
- 1.1 IBM and Microsoft 12
- Chapter 1. Introduction 3 13
- Chapter 1. Introduction 5 15
- Windows NT 4.0: 16
- Chapter 1. Introduction 7 17
- Figure 2. Computer Management 17
- 2.1 Netfinity models 19
- 2.1.3 Netfinity 3000 22
- Table 3. Netfinity 3000 23
- 2.1.4 Netfinity 3500 M10 24
- Table 4. Netfinity 3500 M10 25
- 2.1.5 Netfinity 4000R 26
- Table 5. Netfinity 4000R 27
- 2.1.6 Netfinity 5000 28
- Table 6. Netfinity 5000 29
- 2.1.8 Netfinity 5600 32
- Table 8. Netfinity 5600 33
- 2.1.9 Netfinity 7000 M10 34
- Table 9. Netfinity 7000 M10 35
- 2.1.10 Netfinity 8500R 36
- Table 10. Netfinity 8500R 37
- 2.2 ServeRAID SCSI adapters 38
- 64/32-bit PCI Connector 39
- 32 MB EDO Cache 39
- LED Connector 39
- Battery-Backup Cache Slot 39
- 2.2.3 LVDS SCSI connectivity 40
- 2.2.4 ServeRAID adapter cache 41
- 2.3 Fibre Channel products 42
- Ethernet Port 45
- Serial Port 45
- Power Supply #1 45
- Port 7Port 0 45
- Power Supply #2 45
- 2098-02a 47
- 2.3.6 Fibre Channel cables 48
- Figure 24. Netfinity EXP200 49
- 2.5 Netfinity Director 50
- ASM interconnect 56
- Internal ASM 56
- © Copyright IBM Corp. 2000 49 59
- © Copyright IBM Corp. 2000 51 61
- Free update package 62
- Figure 32. The main menu 65
- Figure 35. Available programs 67
- Figure 40. General Setup 72
- Figure 42. Network Setup 73
- Virus alert 75
- 4.3 Replicated installations 76
- 4.4 What’snext? 76
- SMP support 78
- 5.1 SCSI disks 79
- 5.2 ServeRAID-attached disks 80
- 5.3 SMP support 83
- Figure 49. Processor options 84
- 5.4 Installing Windows 2000 85
- Figure 53. Regional Settings 87
- Figure 56 88
- Figure 59. Network Settings 90
- For more information 94
- © Copyright IBM Corp. 2000 85 95
- Figure 67. The Driver tab 97
- Important 102
- 6.2.3 Using the ASM hardware 111
- 6.4 PCI Hot Plug 113
- 6.5 Disk management 119
- 6.5.1 Basic and dynamic disks 120
- ServerGuide users 122
- Figure 100. Create Volume 123
- 6.6 Creating a repair disk 126
- Figure 106. ERD creation 127
- Figure 110. Device Manager 130
- Figure 114. Show all hardware 132
- Figure 115. Performance 135
- 7.1 System Monitor 136
- Monitoring disk activity 137
- Figure 119. Chart view 139
- 7.4.1 Adding objects 140
- 7.4.2 Deleting objects 141
- 7.5.1 Creating a counter log 142
- Figure 126. New counter log 143
- Figure 127. Log Files tab 144
- Figure 128. Schedule tab 144
- Selecting a time frame 145
- Chapter 8. Capacity Manager 147
- Report Definitions 148
- 8.4 Monitor Activator 150
- 8.5 Report Generator 151
- Figure 137. Monitor Selection 155
- 8.5.3 Generating a report 157
- 8.6 Report Viewer 159
- 8.6.1 Setting thresholds 160
- 8.6.2 The System pane 161
- 8.6.3 The Monitor pane 163
- 8.6.4 The Graph pane 163
- 8.7 Performance analysis 166
- 8.7.1 Reports produced 167
- 8.7.2 Types of bottlenecks 168
- Highlighted monitors 169
- 8.7.4 Forecast 170
- Figure 152. Forecast graph 171
- Appendix A. Special notices 173
- B.1 IBM Redbooks publications 175
- B.2 IBM Redbooks collections 175
- B.3 Referenced Web sites 175
- How to get IBM Redbooks 177
- IBM Redbooks fax order form 178
- List of abbreviations 179
- , 30, 40 183
- , 61, 76 183
- IBM Redbooks evaluation 187
- Printed in the U.S.A 188
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