Updating Mini-Port (Core) Drivers - 3Com 3C996B-T User Manual

Updating Mini-port (Core) Drivers

18 On SERVER-1, refresh the Server Manager dialog box. From the View menu, select
Refresh. The Server Manager dialog box now shows SERVER-2 as PRIMARY and
SERVER-1 as BACKUP.
19 Select SERVER-2.
20 From the Computer menu, select Synchronize with Primary Domain Controller.
21 Click Yes to start synchronization.
22 Click OK.
23 Restart SERVER-1.
24 Restart SERVER-2.
25 Verify that services are starting correctly. If the backup domain controller begins to
receive 7023 or 3210 errors after you synchronize the domains, correct the situation
as follows:
a On the primary domain controller, start Server Manager and select the backup
domain controller.
b Synchronize that specific backup domain controller with the primary domain
controller.
c After an event indicates that the synchronization is complete, restart the backup
domain controller.
If you plan to update your network drivers and you are using an Advanced Server Feature
team, use the following procedures.
CAUTION: Failure to use the following procedure might result in loss of network
connectivity before and after a system reboot.
1 Right-click Network Neighborhood and choose Properties.
2 Select the Protocols tab.
3 Open the TCP/IP Protocol properties.
4 Write down the IP address information for the virtual NIC, and then click Cancel.
5 Click the Adapters tab.
6 Highlight the network adapter, and then click Update.
7 Type the path to the updated driver, and then click Continue.
Example: E:\
8 Open the Advanced Server Features driver properties.
9 Click Save.
10 Type a filename to save the team information to be used during a restore, and then
click OK.
11 Select a team, and then click Delete Team. Click OK to remove the team.
12 Click Close, and then click Yes to restart the computer.
13 After the machine restarts, right-click Network Neighborhood and choose Properties.
14 Select the Protocols tab.
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