Installing The Network Teaming And Configuration Utility; Configuring Network Protocols; Using Management Agents; Installing Java Virtual Machine - HP Cluster Platform Introduction v2010 Installation Manual

10. Click Next to accept the drive letter assigned by default at the Assign Drive Letter or Path
screen. The Format Partition screen appears.
11. To format the drive, select the appropriate file system format (the default selection is NTFS)
and the Allocation Unit Size, and then either enter the Volume Label or accept the default
label.
12. (Optional) Select Perform a quick format and Enable file and folder compression.
13. If the drive will not be formatted, select Do not format this partition.
14. Click Next.
15. Click Finish at the Completing the New Partition Wizard screen. The partition is formatted
to the file system that was selected and is labeled Healthy at the completion of the format.
For more information on configuring the new disk drives and upgrading to dynamic disks, refer
to the operating system documentation.

5.5 Installing the Network Teaming and Configuration Utility

The CPQTEAM Utility enables multiple NICs to be teamed together. You must run the ProLiant
Support Pack software to install the CPQTEAM utility.
During the CPQTEAM software installation process, a message might appear, stating that the
CPQTEAM.DLL file is needed. A default path appears in the message box. Click OK to accept
the path and continue with the installation.

5.6 Configuring Network Protocols

The TCP/IP and SNMP services are automatically installed. The HP Management Agents for
servers require TCP/IP and SNMP services to communicate with HP Systems Insight Manager.
To disable the SNMP service, refer to the operating system documentation. HPCS requires TCP/IP
to be enabled.

5.7 Using Management Agents

The Management Agents for servers are installed during the setup process. For more information
about the Management Agents, refer to the HP Insight Management Agents User Guide
h18013.www1.hp.com/products/servers/management/agents/documentation.html).

5.8 Installing Java Virtual Machine

The Java™ Virtual Machine (JVM) utility (http://www.java.com) might need to be downloaded
and installed on your server to completely and properly view some web pages using Internet
Explorer 6.0. For example, when viewing the Web Agent Help from the System Management
Homepage, text that appears in the left column of the Help screen is not displayed properly if
JVM is not installed.
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