Initializing The Servers; Configuring The Keyboard; Using The Keyboard In Windows Nt - IBM eserver x Series Installation Manual

Initializing the servers

The first time that you turn on a server after unpacking the cluster components or after
using the Recovery CDs, use the following procedure to initialize the servers.
1. Turn on Server 1; then, use the console switch to select Server 1.
2. When the Windows NT Setup Wizard window opens, click Next.
3. Read and accept the information on the License Agreement window; then, click
Figure 10. Using the keyboard in Windows NT
4. Enter your full name and organization name in the corresponding fields; then,
5. In the Product Key field, type the 25-character product key from the COA; then,
6. Set the Administrator account password. Type the same password in the Pass-
7. Click Finish to restart your server.
8. Turn on Server 2; then, use the console switch to select Server 2.
9. Repeat step 2 through step 7 to initialize Server 2.
To configure your keyboard for a language other than English, proceed to "Configuring
the keyboard". Otherwise, proceed to "Configuring server network settings" on page
26 to continue configuring your cluster.

Configuring the keyboard

To configure the keyboard for a language other than English, use the following proce-
dure.
1. Login to the Server 1 using the Administrator account and password that you
2. Open the Control panel; then, double-click keyboard.
3. Select the Input locales tab; then, select Properties.
Note: If necessary, see the documentation that comes with the console switch
for information on how to select servers.
Next and wait for the Name and Organization window to open.
Attention: If you do not have a US English keyboard, see Figure 10 for the
default keyboard layout to complete this procedure.
click Next and wait for the Registration window to open.
click Next and wait for the Administrator Account window to open.
word and Confirm Password fields; then, click Next.
defined during server initialization; then, close the Welcome window.
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