System Repair - NEC Express 5800 User Manual

6-2 Troubleshooting

System Repair

If the system cannot be operated by some reason, use Recovery Console to restore the system. However,
this method is only recommended to users or administrators who have good knowledge of the system.
When you have restored a damaged file by using Recovery Console, always update the system as
described later in this chapter.
If hard disks cannot be recognized, the system cannot be repaired.
IMPORTANT:
Cautions for using the Windows Server 2003 Recovery Console
For using the Recovery Console in a system where the system disk is a dynamic disk, the following
settings need to be configured beforehand.
If these settings are not done, files on the hard disk cannot be updated on the Recovery Console, and the
message "Access is denied" appears.
IMPORTANT:
These settings are required in a system where the RDR (Rapid Disk Resync) function is not
utilized (a system where disks are duplicated using "Disk Management" of Windows).
These settings are required in a system where disks are duplicated using the RDR function and
the system disk is upgraded to a dynamic disk.
These settings are not required in a system where disks are duplicated using the RDR function
and the system disk is a basic disk.
1. "Local Security Policy" setting
IMPORTANT:
This setting should be made on the Windows Server 2003 in advance.
(a) Start Windows Server 2003, and log on as a user with the administrator authority.
(b) Start [Start]-[Administrative Tools]-[Local Security Policy].
(c) Select the [Local Policies]-[Security Options] from the left window of the [Local Security
Settings] screen.