HP BL680c - ProLiant - G5 Getting Started Manual page 3

o HP spare kit part number 583306-001
Flash media (USB flash drive)
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o HP 4GB USB flash media drive key
o HP part number 580385-B21
o HP spare kit part number 583307-001
Citrix XenServer from HP does not support any other USB or SD card devices.
2. Download the installation software from Software Depot home
(http://software.hp.com/ ), and then select Virtualization.
3. Burn the installation ISO to a CD-ROM, or move the ISO image to a location
accessible using the Virtual Media capabilities of iLO 2.
NOTE: The CD-ROM is bootable. Boot the server and choose to
install the Citrix XenServer from HP product either to the hard
drive or to flash media (USB key or SD card). The flash media
must be installed into the internal port on your ProLiant server.
4. Set up the server hardware, and if desired, connect your server to the network. If
installing to flash media (USB or SD Card), you must install the flash media into
the internal port on your ProLiant server.
For specific instructions on how to access the internal flash media (USB or SD
card) port, see the server documentation included with your server.
NOTE: The server must have access to either locally attached disk
storage or a supported shared storage device. For advanced
storage configurations, see the documentation for the remote
storage devices and the storage chapter in the Citrix XenServer
Reference Manual.
For hardware information, see the server documentation included with your
server.
5. Access the server console in one of the following ways:
o Locally—Use your local keyboard and monitor.
o Remotely—Use iLO Integrated Remote Console remotely from a network
client using a web browser.
Remote setup requires HP iLO 2 Advanced Pack, which is sold separately for
HP ProLiant ML and DL servers. The remote graphics capability is included
with BL servers.
IMPORTANT: After you boot up the server, you must press the
correct function key when prompted to enter setup mode to
configure boot order, configure hardware virtualization, and
configure iLO and the Smart Array controller. Familiarize yourself
with the following steps and prompts. Each prompt is available
for only a few seconds during the boot process.