HP LC2000r - NetServer - 128 MB RAM Configuration Manual page 40

Hardware Verification and Labeling Utility
The Hardware Verification & Labeling Utility scans the system and checks system integrity before you perform
system configuration and will help you simplify the assembly process that must be performed while trying to
setup a new Racks product.
With this utility you can:
Create an asset inventory list
Check cabling connections
Label installed hardware
Health check hardware components
Obtaining the Utility
The Hardware Verification and Labeling Utility is included on the HP NetServer Navigator CD-ROM. You can
run the test directly from the CD, or you can create a bootable disk from HP NetServer Navigator's disk library.
The diskette is bootable to ensure that it is independent of the customer's network operating system. However,
it does not include COMMAND.COM -- so it is not usable as a DOS disk.
Running the Utility
If the system is booted from the HP NetServer Navigator CD-ROM you will find that the Hardware Verification
and Labeling Utility does not appear as a direct menu choice. However, when the Configuration Assistant is
run, you will be offered the option of first running the Hardware Verification and Labeling Utility. Note that
this offer is only made the first time Configuration Assistant is selected after a reboot. The utility may also be
run from a bootable floppy (described above).
The Hardware Verification and Labeling Utility is supplied with a REAME.TXT file. This file contains
detailed information on the utility and instructions for setting up and running the utility.
CAUTION The Hardware and Verification Utility is designed to be run on a single HP NetServer
and not an operational cluster. Therefore, to prevent corrupting the shared storage in
your cluster, power down the cluster node (HP NetServer) not being tested when running
this test.
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