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Sun Blade X6270 Server Module Windows Operating System Installation Guide C H A P T E R 2 Install Windows Server 2003 Operating System This chapter provides information about installing the Windows Server 2003 Operating System (OS). Note - If you want to create a RAID set on your storage drive, the recommended procedure is to create the RAID set on the drive before you install the OS. For more information, see the Sun Disk Management Overview for x64 Sun Fire and Sun Blade Series Servers (820-6350).

This chapter includes the following topics:. Task Map for the Windows Server 2003 Installation Use To preview the installation process defined as a series of tasks. The table identifies the tasks required and provides pointers to the instructions for performing that task. TABLE 2-1 T ask Map for the Windows 2003 Installation Step Task Description Relevant Topic(s) 1 Review installation prerequisites. Verify that all applicable requirements are met for installing an operating system to a server. 2 Choose an installation method. Evaluate and select an installation method that meets the needs of your infrastructure.

We are currently having windows 2003 SP2 server, how to upgrade it windows 2003 R2, i don't have any Windows 2003 R2 Server CD or ISO image, i just have windows 2003 CD1. Getintopc.com Windows Server 2003 All Editions ISO is a handy Windows operating system which will strengthen the security as well as reliability of the server while dealing with the organizational readiness of its compatibility with Windows Vista.

3 Ensure that the BIOS factory defaults are set. Verify that the factory default settings in the BIOS are set prior to performing the operating system installation. 4 Gather the Windows installation media. The Windows OS is shipped with the CD and DVD media and documentation that you will need to install the Windows OS. You can download or order the media for Windows 2003 at 5 Download server-specific drivers or obtain drivers from Tools and Driver CD.

Depending on your system, some device drivers are required to be installed at boot time. You can obtain these drivers from the Sun download site or from the Tools and Drivers CD. 6 Prepare mass storage drivers. Produce the mass storage drivers floppy required for the Windows 2003 installation. 7 Perform the Windows OS installation. Follow the instructions in this chapter to install the Windows 2003 operating system.

8 Install driver(s) and post supplemental software, post installation, if necessary. If the Windows operating system does not include the necessary device drivers to support your system, you may need to install additional device drivers. If your system includes RAID controllers, you may need to install supplemental software to support these controllers. 9 Enable Wake On LAN feature, if appropriate. If required, you can enable the Wake On LAN feature for this server. Note - The complete Microsoft Windows operating system installation process is not documented in this section.

This section walks you through the steps for booting the Windows Server 2003 media, installing drivers (if necessary) at boot, and partitioning the drive. For additional information, consult the Microsoft’s Windows 2003 product documentation at. Boot-Time Device Drivers identifies the device drivers that you may need to install at boot time while performing the Windows Server 2003 installation. TABLE 2-2 Windows 2003 Server-specific Drivers Installed at Boot Time Device Driver Description Intel SATA Driver The Intel SATA device driver must be available at boot time if installing to a local SATA hard disk drive (HDD). LSI SAS/SATA RAID Driver The LSI SAS/SATA device driver must be available at boot time if installing to a local SAS or SATA hard disk drive (HDD). Sun StorageTek SAS/SATA RAID Driver The Sun StorageTek SAS/SATA device driver must be available at boot time if installing to a local SAS or SATA hard disk drive (HDD).

QLogic SAN Driver The QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) device driver must be installed at installation boot time if your installation target is a QLogic FC Storage Area Network (SAN) device. Emulex SAN Driver The Emulex FC device driver must be installed at installation boot time if your installation target is a Emulex FC SAN device. The boot-time device drivers listed in are included on the Tools and Drivers CD that ships with the server. However, if you do not have the Tools and Drivers CD, you can download these same drivers from the Sun download site. For instructions about downloading the server-specific drivers package, which includes the boot-time device drivers, see.

Prepare Mass Storage Drivers for Delivery This section contains instructions on preparing the necessary mass storage drivers media for a local or remote Windows 2003 installation. You can choose to prepare the mass storage drivers on a floppy disk or floppy image. See for the sections in this chapter that provide information on these options. TABLE 2-3 Mass Storage Driver Media Options Media Option Section to Read Floppy Disk Local or Remote Floppy Image Create Floppy Disk for Device Drivers Perform the following procedure in this section if you have chosen to create a floppy disk to store the required Windows 2003 device drivers. Before You Begin Prior to creating a floppy disk, ensure that the following requirements have been met:. The system being used to create the floppy disk is connected to a USB floppy drive. Floppy disk media is available.

FloppyPack xxx.zip file is available. You can obtain the FloppyPack xxx.zip file on the Tools and Drivers CD or you can download it from the Sun download site.

For instructions about how to download it from Sun, see. Note - The xxx number identifies the version of the package (for example, FloppyPack114.zip).

Create Floppy Disk for Device Driver Installation Sun provides a Sun Mass-Storage Driver Disk Creation wizard to help you create a floppy disk. Follow these steps to create a floppy disk using the Sun Mass-Storage Driver Disk Creation wizard. Start the Sun Mass-Storage Driver Disk Creation wizard from one of the following media sources:. Tools and Driver s CD. Perform the following steps to start the wizard: a. Insert the Tools and Drivers CD into a Windows system with a CD/DVD drive. The CD will auto-start.

At the main menu, select Make a Windows Server 2003 Mass Storage Driver Disk, and then proceed to. The Welcome page for the Mass-Storage Driver Disk Creation wizard appears. Or. FloppyPackxxx.

Zip file (obtained from Sun download site). Perform the following steps to copy and extract the files and start wizard. On a system running Microsoft Windows software with a floppy drive, copy the FloppyPack xxx.zip file to a temporary directory. Start Windows Explorer. Navigate to the folder where you placed the downloaded file. Select FloppyPack xxx.zip. On the File menu, click Extract All.

Note - If your version of Windows Explorer does not natively support compressed folders, use a third-party utility to extract the contents of the zip file. Make sure to maintain the directory structure of the folders after extracting them.

Start Windows Explorer and navigate to the folder containing the extracted files. In Windows Explorer, open the directory containing the extracted files and double-click the mkfloppy.exe wizard, and then proceed to Step 2. The Welcome page for the Mass-Storage Driver Disk Creation wizard appears. In the Mass-Storage Driver Disk Creation Wizard Welcome page, do the following: a. Click Next and follow the instructions in the wizard to create the mass storage driver floppy disk for your server. Insert a blank floppy disk into drive A: when prompted. The Format 3 1/2 Floppy dialog appears.

In the Format 3 1/2 Floppy dialog, click the Start button to begin formatting. When the floppy disk formatting completes, click the Close button.

The Mass-Storage Driver Disk Creation wizard appears. In the Mass-Storage Driver Disk Creation wizard, click Next and follow the instructions in the wizard to complete the creation of the mass storage driver floppy disk. Prepare Floppy Image for Device Drivers Perform the following procedure if you have chosen to use the floppy image media to install the required Windows 2003 device drivers. Before You Begin Prior to performing the following procedure to prepare the floppy image for device driver installation, ensure that the following requirements have been met:. Obtain FloppyPackxxx.zip driver package from the Tools and Drivers CD or from the Sun download site as described in. The system hosting the Sun ILOM Remote Console must have local or network access to the FloppyPackxxx.zip driver package. Prepare Floppy Image for Device Driver Installation Follow these steps to prepare the floppy image file containing the device drivers for installation.

Obtain the floppy image file containing the device drivers from one of the following media sources:. Tools and Drivers CD. Perform these steps to access the floppy package: a. Insert the CD into the Sun ILOM Remote Console system. Navigate to the following directory: windows w2k3 packages FloppyPack image c. FloppyPack.zip file (from the Sun download site) a. Copy the FloppyPackxxx.zip file to a temporary directory.

Start Windows Explorer. Navigate to the temporary folder where you placed the downloaded file. Select FloppyPackxxx.zip. On the File menu, click Extract All to a new empty folder. Note - If your version of Windows Explorer does not natively support compressed folders, use a third-party utility to extract the contents of the zip file. Make sure to maintain the directory structure of the folders after extracting them.

Navigate to the image folder where the extracted files reside then proceed to Step 2. Copy the appropriate floppy image file to a local or network shared location where the Sun ILOM Remote Console system can access it during the Windows installation. For instructions for enabling image file media redirection in the Sun ILOM Remote Console, see the Sun Integrated Lights Out Manager 2.0 Users Guide. Install Windows Server 2003 Using Local or Remote Media The following procedure describes how to boot the Windows 2003 operating system from local or remote media. It assumes you are booting the Windows installation media from one of the following sources:. Windows CD or DVD (internal or external CD/DVD).

Windows 2003 ISO image (network repository) Note - If you are booting the installation media from a PXE environment, refer to for instructions. Before You Begin Prior to performing the installation, the following requirements must be met:. All applicable installation prerequisites for installing an operating system should have been met. For further information about these prerequisites, see.

An installation method (for example: console, boot media, and install target) should have been chosen and established prior to performing the installation. For more information about these setup requirements, see.

After completing this procedure, you will need to perform the post installation tasks as described in. Install Windows Server 2003 Using Local or Remote Media 1. Ensure that the installation media is available to boot. For example:. For distribution CD/DVD - Insert the Windows 2003 Distribution media (CD labeled #1 or the single DVD) into the local or remote USB CD/DVD-ROM drive. For ISO image - Ensure that the ISO images are available and that the ILOM Remote Console application is aware of the first ISO image location.

For additional information about how to set up the installation media, see. Reset the power cycle. For example:. From the ILOM web interface, select Reset on the Remote Power Control tab. From the local server, press the Power button on the front panel of the server to turn the server off, then press the Power button again to power-on the server. From the ILOM CLI on server SP, type: reset /SYS. From the ILOM CLI on a CMM, type: reset /CH/BL n /SYS Where n is the slot number of server module in chassis.

The BIOS screen appears. When the Press F8 for BBS POPUP message appears on the BIOS POST screen, press F8 to select a boot device.

The Boot Device menu appears. Note - The screen that appears in your installation may be different depending on the type of disk controller installed in your server. In the Boot Device menu, select a boot device based on the Windows media installation method you elected to use and press Enter. For example:. If you elected to use the Windows local delivery method, select CD/DVDW.

If you elected to use the ILOM Remote Console method, select AMI Virtual CDROM. When prompted with Press any key to boot from CD, quickly press any key.

The Windows Setup process begins. When you see the following prompt at the bottom of the Windows Setup dialog, quickly press F6: Press F6 if you need to install a third party SCSI or RAID driver. Note - The above prompt lasts for approximately five seconds and is easy to miss. If you do not press F6 while the prompt is displayed, the dialog enabling you to specify additional drivers is not displayed and the installation will fail. If this happens, restart the server on which you are performing the installation and go back to.

After pressing F6, the setup process continues and the following dialog appears. This dialog gives you the option of specifying additional mass storage devices. Make sure that the mass storage drivers are accessible according to the mass storage driver installation method that you have selected. For example:.

For Floppy Disk Local - Select the mass storage driver floppy disk if you are using a local floppy disk. For Floppy Disk Remote - Select the mass storage driver floppy disk if you are using the Sun ILOM Remote Console system with an attached floppy drive. For Floppy Image - Select the appropriate floppy image file if you are using the Sun ILOM Remote Console system. Press S to specify additional devices.

A dialog appears listing the available drivers. Note - The above dialog will vary depending on the type of mass storage controller driver(s) you are installing. In the Select Adapter dialog, select the appropriate mass storage controller driver version (Windows 32-bit or 64-bit) that you are installing, and then press Enter. For example:.

For servers with an LSI-based integrated RAID controller, select: LSI Logic Fusion - MPT SAS Driver (32-bit or 64-bit). For servers with an Adaptec-based integrated RAID controller, select: SG-XPCIESAS-R SAS/SATA-II RAID Driver (32-bit or 64-bit). For servers with an Intel-based integrated disk controller, select: Intel(R) ICH10R SATA AHCI Controller (32-bit or 64-bit) A dialog similar to the following appears stating that the setup will load support for the specified mass storage device.

Press Enter to continue. The Windows setup process continues and a Setup Notification dialog appears. In the Setup Notification dialog, press Enter to continue. The Welcome to Setup dialog appears.

In the Welcome to Setup dialog, press Enter to continue. The Windows Licensing Agreement dialog appears.

To accept the license agreement, press F8. A dialog appears that shows the existing partitions on the server’s existing partitions and the unpartitioned space. Note - Any previous installations on the server’s boot disk will cause the partitioning dialog to appear. To delete the existing partition, press D. A confirmation dialog appears to verify that you really want to delete the partition. In the confirmation dialog box, press Enter to continue. A confirmation dialog with a caution notice appears and describes the partition that you are about to delete.

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In the confirmation dialog box, press L to delete the partition. The partition is deleted and the a dialog appears that shows the unpartitioned space on the server’s disk. To create a partition in the unpartitioned space, press C. A dialog appears that allows you to specify the size of the new partition).

Either accept the default size of the partition to be created or use the Back Space key to delete the size specified and enter a new size and press Enter. A recommended size of 40,000 megabytes is usually sufficient for a Windows installation. This will leave adequate space on the disk for installations of other media. A partition confirmation windows appears. Press Enter to accept the partition. A partition formatting dialog appears.

In the partition formatting dialog box, select the menu option and press Enter to format the partition. The setup process formats the partition and copies the files to the Windows installation folders.

This process might take several minutes 21. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the initial setup of Windows Server 2003 until you are prompted with the following message: Remove disks or other media. Press any key to restart. When this message appears you will need to complete one of the following steps, depending on which driver delivery method you have chosen, to complete the installation:.

Floppy Disk Local - Remove the floppy disk from the floppy drive on the server. Floppy Disk Remote -Remove the floppy disk from the Sun ILOM Remote Console system. Floppy Image - Deselect Floppy Image from the Sun ILOM Remote Console Devices menu. Then, press any key to restart the system and complete the Windows Server 2003 Installation. Install Windows Server 2003 Using a PXE Network Environment This section explains the initial information you will need to install the Windows Server 2003 operating system software over an established PXE-based network via a customer-provided Windows 2003 Remote Installation Services (RIS) image.

Note - As an alternative, you can install the Windows 2003 operating system over an established PXE-based network via a customer-provided Windows Deployment Services (WDS) image. After completing this procedure, you will need to perform the post installation tasks as described in.

Before You Begin The following requirements must be met prior to performing the Windows Server 2003 installation from a RIS image. To use PXE to boot the installation media over the network, you must:. Configure the network (NFS, FTP, HTTP) server to export the installation tree.

Configure the files on the TFTP server that are necessary for PXE booting. Configure the Sun server MAC network port address to boot from the PXE configuration.

Configure DHCP. To use a RIS image to perform the installation, you must:. Create the RIS installation image. Follow the RIS installation instructions in the Windows Server 2003 documentation. Add the required system device drivers to the RIS installation image. For instructions, see.

RIS Administrator password. Install Windows Server 2003 Using PXE 1. Ensure that the PXE network environment is properly set up and the Windows 2003 installation media is available for PXE boot. Note - Information concerning how to properly set up and deploy a RIS network environment is outside the scope of this installation guide. For these details, see Microsoft’s documentation for deploying and using Remote Installation Services. Reset or power cycle the server, for example:.

From the ILOM web interface, select Reset on the Remote Power Control tab. From the local server, press the Power button (approximately, 1 second) on the front panel of the server to turn the server off, then press the Power button (approximately, 1 second) to power-on the server. From the ILOM CLI on server SP, type: reset /SYS. From the ILOM CLI on a CMM, type: reset /CH/BL n /SYS where n is the number of the server module in the chassis. The BIOS Screen appears.

Note - The next events occur very quickly, so focused attention is needed for the following steps. Watch carefully for these messages as they appear on the screen for a brief time.

You might want to enlarge the size of your screen to eliminate scroll bars. Press F8 to specify a temporary boot device.

The Please Select Boot Device menu appears. In the Please Select Boot Device menu, select the appropriate PXE installation boot device and press Enter. The PXE installation boot device is the physical network port configured to communicate with your network installation server. Note - The boot device options shown on the following Select Boot Device dialog may be different from the options listed on your screen. The Boot Agent dialog appears.

In the Boot Agent dialog, press F12 for a network service boot. The Welcome to Client Installation wizard appears. In the Welcome to Client Installation wizard, press Enter to continue. The Client A Logon dialog appears prompting you for a user name, password, and domain name. In the Logon dialog box, specify your user name and password, then press Enter. The Windows Server 2003 version dialog appears. In the Windows Server 2003 version dialog, select the version (32-bit or 64-bit) you are installing, then press Enter.

The Windows Server 2003 operating system platform dialog appears. In the platform dialog, select the appropriate OS option to install, then press Enter. Note - The OS choice dialog identifies the names of the OS images that are available for you to install from your RIS server.

The OS choice dialog from your RIS server will list different options from the ones shown in the example dialog below. A Caution dialog appears. In the Caution dialog, press Enter to continue. The Installation Information dialog appears. In the Installation Information dialog, press Enter to continue.

The Administrator Password dialog appears. In the Administrator Password dialog, do the following: a.

Specify an OS Administrator password and press Enter. Note - Note that this password is assigned to the OS installation target. You will be asked to confirm the password. In the Administrator Password Confirmation dialog, retype the password and press Enter. The Windows Setup starts and a message appears that the setup is formatting the partition.

How to create a Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 2 bootable installation disc. This guide will walk you through the process for creating a Windows Server 2003 installation disc that includes Service Pack 2, and should work for any version of Windows Server 2003. This how-to requires the following:.

CD-ROM. 1.2 GB of free drive space for temporary storage. Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2 (free download).

(free download). 1 Blank You can use these instructions on any computer running any version of,. The names used here are not obligatory. First, create the following directory: c: win2003 Next, insert your Windows Server 2003 CD-ROM into your PC and copy the contents to to c: win2003. If you choose a different location, make sure you substitute the correct location in later steps. Next, launch ISO Buster.

ISO Buster is a product for from such as s and s. It can be used for rescuing off bad discs, or extracting elements off a disc that are normally not user accessible, such as boot data. It is found at ISOBuster.com In the left pane of ISO Buster, select Bootable CD from under CD Session 1 Track 01. In the right pane, right click the item named Microsoft Corporation.img and select 'Extract Microsoft Corporation.img'. Save the file to your c: drive.

Note: If your Windows 2003 Server CD is an OEM CD from Dell, HP or other company, the boot image may have a slightly different name (ex: BootImage.img) Put your CD-ROM away, we are done with it. Move the WindowsServer2003-KB914961-SP2-x86-ENU.exe Service Pack 2 file to your C: drive. Then, from your start menu, select 'Run' and type: c: WindowsServer2003-KB914961-SP2-x86-ENU.exe /x If your Service Pack 2 file is in a different location, substitute the correct path to this file.

You will be prompted for a directory to to. Type: c: win2k3sp2 Windows will extract the contents of Service Pack 2 to a directory so you can apply them to the files you copied off your CD-ROM. This process will take a few minutes and will vary depending on the speed of your computer. When extraction is complete, go to your start menu, select 'Run' and type: c: win2k3sp2 i386 update update.exe -s:c: win2003 The slipstreaming process will begin. Your Windows Server 2003 installation files are being updated with the new components of Service Pack 2. This process can take a few minutes and will vary depending on the speed of your computer.

When integration has been finished, you will receive a 'Integrated install has been completed successfully' message. When the slipstreaming process is complete, launch Nero Burning ROM.

Create a new Bootable CD-ROM compilation. Here there are some important settings you must make, or your CD will not boot. Under 'Source of boot image data', check Image file. Click the 'Browse' button and select the Microsoft Corporation.img file you extracted with ISO Buster. Next, check 'Enable expert settings'.

Select No Emulation from the 'Kind of Emulation' option. Then change the 'Number of loaded sectors' to 4. Once you have done this, click the 'New' button. Select the contents of your c: win2003 folder and add them to the new CD compilation. From the 'Recorder' menu, select 'Choose Recorder'. Select Image Recorder.

This will allow us to save an image of the disc before burning it. If you do not wish to have an ISO file of your updated disc, you can skip this step. From the 'Recorder' menu, select Burn Compilation. In the burn settings window, ensure both Write and Finalize CD are selected. Next select Disc-at-once from the 'Write Method' option. Once you have done this, click the burn option.

If you selected the 'Image Recorder', you will be prompted to save a disc image. Select ISO Image Files (.iso) from the 'Save as type:' prompt. Save the file as c: win2k3sp2.iso. Nero will create your disc image. This process will take a few minutes. You have now created a bootable CD-ROM image!

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Use Nero to burn the ISO disc image to make your actual CD-ROM. Store the slipstreamed ISO somewhere safe in case you need to burn a new copy.

Now you can use this disc to install a fresh copy of Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 2.