Section 5. General Netware Installation Tips - HP P5389A - Intel Pentium III-S 1.4 GHz Processor Upgrade Installation Manual

27. Select the proper time zone for the server installation.
28. Ensure that the proper time has been configured on the system prior to NetWare 6.5
installation. This setting will prevent eDirectory time synchronization issues after installation.
29. Select the proper eDirectory installation type.
30. Install in New Tree – used if this is the first server on the eDirectory tree
31. Install in Existing Tree – used if this server will be installed into an existing eDirectory tree
32. The base NetWare 6.5 license should already be installed. If additional licenses are to be
installed, browse to the correct location on diskette and select the appropriate license.
33. Enter the appropriate LDAP Configuration information.
34. For Clear Text, the default port is 389.
35. For SSL/TLS, the default port is 636.
36. Enter the appropriate NMAS Login Method. NDS is the default.
37. The NetWare 6.5 installation will now present a summary screen of the installation
choices.
38. Select Finish, and the final file copy will begin.
39. When prompted, remove the NetWare 6.5 media from the server CD-ROM and
diskette drives, and select Yes to reboot the server. After the server has rebooted,
the installation is complete and the server is functional.

Section 5. General NetWare Installation Tips

Tip #1. REGISTER MEMORY Command
If the NetWare network operating system does not recognize installed system memory
above 64 MB (for NetWare 4.xx) use the REGISTER MEMORY command to allow
NetWare to use all available system memory.
Add the following line to the AUTOEXEC.NCF file: REGISTER MEMORY start
length
Where start is the starting hex address where the memory beyond 16 MB or 64 MB
begins and length is the hex length of the memory installed beyond 16 MB or 64 MB.
Example: REGISTER MEMORY 1000000 400000
If the total memory in a system running NetWare 3.xx is 20 MB of RAM, NetWare will
only recognize the first 16 MB. The following line must then be added to the
AUTOEXEC.NCF file so that all the system memory will be auto-registered.