Connecting The Server; Powering Up The Server - HP ProLiant DL320 Quick Setup Poster

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Connecting the server

Item Description
1 NIC port 1 (internal network)
2 NIC port 2 (external network)
3 NIC port 3 (perimeter network, optional)*
* NIC 3 will be installed in either PCI-X expansion slot 1 or 2,
depending on the type of NIC.
NOTE: The ProLiant DL320 Security Server is set to
maximum security by default, actively defending the
network from the instant network communications starts.
For more information about this feature, see the
ProLiant DL320 Security Server User Guide.
1. Plug one end of cable 1 into the internal port of the
ProLiant DL320 Security Server, and plug the other end into
the internal network hub or switch.
2.
Plug one end of cable 2 into the external port of the
ProLiant DL320 Security Server, and plug the other end into
the Internet-connected router or modem.
3. To use a perimeter network, plug one end of cable 3 into
the perimeter port of the ProLiant DL320 Security Server,
and plug the other end into your perimeter network hub
or switch.
4. Connect a monitor to the VGA port of the ProLiant DL320
Security Server.
5. Connect a keyboard and a mouse to the keyboard and
mouse ports.
6.
Plug the computer end of the power cord into the server
power inlet, and plug the other end into an appropriate
power source.
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Powering up the server

Power up the ProLiant DL320 Security Server. See the server
hardware documentation for additional information.
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Completing the server setup
After powering on the ProLiant DL320 Security Server, the
Microsoft ® Windows Server™ 2003 dialog box displays. It
might take a few minutes for the server to initialize.
1. At the Welcome to the Windows Setup Wizard page,
click Next.
2.
At the Regional and Language Options page,
follow the instructions to set the regional and language
options or to use the default language, which is English
(United States), and then click Next.