Cpu Module; Pci Module; Disk Drives; Pci Option Cards - NEC Express5800/320Lc Release Note

If you have computers that communicate with the EXPRESS5800/320Lc
Series server using TCP/IP protocols, you must make several
configuration settings to the server to allow communications without
interruptions. These TCP/IP configuration settings must also be made to
all systems connected to the EXPRESS5800/320Lc server via the
network. For other operating systems, consult your operating system
documentation to determine the equivalent procedure(s).

Windows Server 2003

The following advisories apply to Windows Server 2003.
Veritas Volume Manager is not supported with the Windows Server 2003
operating system.

Other System Software

The following advisories apply to system software.
Intel PROSet
adapter teams have been removed. The LAN adapter teams must be re-
created after Intel PROSet is re-installed.
The Windows System Event Log may show SCSI controller errors
containing "f0030015" in the last data word while backup software is
running. These errors may be ignored.
4 Express5800/320Lb System Release Notes
The selection of a PXE boot device in the BIOS Setup Utility Boot
Menu is not currently supported on Express5800/320Lc/320Lc-R.
The high availability server allows you to remove, install, and
replace the following devices while the server is in continuous
operation:

CPU Module

PCI Module

Disk Drives

A system reboot is required when the following components are
installed:
CPUs
DIMMs

PCI option cards

The Express5800/320Lc(320Lc-R) may appear to hang with a blank
screen when shutting down prior to a restart. This behavior has
typically been noted when a USB to PS2 converter is used for the
mouse and/or keyboard, with or without a KVM switch. As a
workaround for this situation, remove and replace the
keyboard/mouse USB cable in the USB port. System operation
should continue after the cable is removed.
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II must be removed then re-installed whenever all the LAN