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Ordering Ready-to-Go Clusters

You can order the DIGITAL Server 7305HA with either:

∙Microsoft NT 4.0 and DCNT: C*-NAEKN-1** (No country kit)

∙Microsoft Enterprise Edition : C*-NBEKN-1** and Country Kit 2*-CK004-AA/AP/AG/AS/AJ

Ready-to-Go Clusters Contacts

If you have questions about Ready-to-Go Clusters, please contact:

Product Manager:

Ernie Crocker

DTN: 264-3992, (603)

884-3992

Marketing Manager:

Mary Lee

DTN: 264-4995, (603)

884-4995

Sales Manager:

Alan Padula

DTN: 264-3709, (603)

884-3709

Multivendor Customer Services for Windows NT and Windows NT Clusters

Whether your customers are implementing Windows NT servers and clusters at the same time, or adding clustering capabilities to their existing Windows NT domains, Installation and Startup Services are tailored to meet their needs.

Windows NT Installation and Startup packages are modular by design, so you can choose the level of work that is right for your customer's environment -- no matter how simple or complex. The complete Base Service Package includes Windows NT Server software installation and protocol installation, as well as the creation of user accounts and the integration of PC clients, plus initial printer and fileshare setup. If your customers prefer, they can purchase varying components of this Base Service Package. Additional startup services, such as domain creation, NetWare Environment Resource Server or RAS Server configuration, are also available to support more complex installations.

Windows NT Base Service Package is designed to support the most frequently required installation and startup services for the straightforward installation of Windows NT Server software. In two days or less, your Windows NT Server operating system will be setup and ready to communicate with essential networks, printers, and clients. Base Service Package components include:

∙Windows NT Server Operating System Install - Windows NT specialists will install the operating system and configure up to three network protocols from the Windows NT default protocol set -- NetBEUI, IPX/SPX, and TCP/IP.

∙Windows NT Server Account Creation - This component supports the creation of ten accounts and user profiles as well as the creation of Home directories, plus the configuration of account policies for those accounts.

∙Windows NT Server Client Configuration - You can have up to five previously-networked PC clients configured into your customer's Windows NT Server environment. Client accounts are created on the server and necessary protocols are configured. Plus, a single server-based fileshare is mapped to the clients, with the addition of access to a single server-based printer.

∙Windows NT Server Local Printer Installation - One local printer on Microsoft's Windows NT Hardware Compatibility List will be integrated with your customer's server. Drivers for other platforms are installed on the server to enable access to the locally connected printer. Text page print outs and client access verification services are also provided.

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Contents Prepared by Compaq Clustering Solutions for Windows NTContents Page Hardware Compaq Clustering SolutionsWhy Compaq ClusteringTools Solution SizerCluster Kits InterconnectsClusterWORKS Enterprise Cluster SoftwareServerMaker ServerWorks ManagerHighlights Worldwide Service and SupportMicrosoft Cluster Server Other Point of FailureDigital Clusters for Windows NT FeaturesHighlights ∙ Scalable design ∙ Remote Cluster AdministratorDcnt v1.1 SP2 Upgrading from Dcnt v1.0 to v1.1 SP2∙ Dcnt IP Address Failover Support for File Shares Dcnt V1.1 SP1∙ Dcnt SQL Server Support Enhancements ∙ Dcnt Elimination of Client Software RequirementTypical Dcnt Environment Upgrading from Dcnt to MscsSupported Dcnt Hardware AlphaServer 71xx Differences between Dcnt and Mscs FeatureTCP/IP Why Buy Clusters from Compaq?IPX/SPX NetbeuiOverview ServerWORKS ManagerDiscovering Clusters Using ServerWORKS Manager with ClustersCluster Member Information from the System Browser Window Viewing Information about Cluster Resource GroupsAlarm Configuration Window Setting an Alarm on a Cluster Resource or GroupAdd New Component Status Alarm Category Tab Digital Server Cluster Kit Overview Digital Server Cluster KitsMonitoring for Transitions ∙ External Storage Cabinets Digital Server Cluster Kit ComponentsBA356 Ultra Cluster Kits 68HD M Conn FR-PCTAZ-FBSWDKT-DD 8MMPedestal version FR-CK450-RP Rackmount version FR-CK450-RR RA450 Cluster KitQB-5JCAE-SA SWXRA-W0Dcnt Page BA35X-RJ SWXRA-W4FR-PCSRA-EA RA7000 Cluster Kit DS-HS35X-BC DS-HSZ70-AHRA3000 Cluster Kit available today Page ∙ Software QB-5TWAE-SAQB-5TWAD-SA ∙ Private Network Connection between Cluster Nodes∙ Servers Components not included in the Digital Server Cluster KitsRAID Management software and firmware ∙ Base Clustering SoftwarePart Number Capacity ∙ Disk Drives∙ LAN Network Connection ∙ Storage Options Expansion CabinetsStorage Original Part Number Description RA450 Options RAID OptionsPart Number Description RA7000 Options Jeffrey James for RA3000 Angela Pitter for BA356 Ready-to-Go ClustersCluster Contacts RA3000 Options∙ Servers disk drives Ready-to-Go Cluster ComponentsComponents not included in the Ready-to-Go Clusters ∙ Tape drivesReady-to-Go Clusters Contacts Ordering Ready-to-Go Clusters∙ Business Critical Services ∙ Priority Service Plan∙ Bronze Support for Windows NT ∙ Silver Support for Windows NT ∙ Bronze Software Support for Microsoft Windows NT∙ Gold Support for Windows NT ∙ System Health Check for Windows NT ∙ System Management Services for Windows NT Mscs Certified Configurations∙ Software Support for Windows NT QTY Mscs CertificationsOrder two Digital Servers Ordering Digital Hardware/Software for a NT ClusterPage Digital Servers Page Intel-based Servers CPU version Min. Bios rev Min. SCU Rev ServerPlatform CPU version Alpha Bios AlphaServers Universal PlatformsSupported with Dcnt QTY Alpha-based Digital Servers QTY Intel-based Digital ServersInterface Power idle wattsModel number Capacity GBFR-CK356-UR 6 max FR-CK356-UP 6 maxHard disk size Feature BA356 RA450 RA7000 RA3000Cache battery Fan Power supplySWXRA-HC RA7000 OptionsRA3000 Options Windows NT Server, Enterprise Edition Cluster Quick StartUnpack the Hardware and Software Deploying a Mscs environmentInstall Hard Disks Install Shared Bus Host AdaptersInstall Network Cards Install Private Network CableInstall Microsoft Cluster Server Install RAID Drivers on Host aInstall Console Software on Host a Install RAID Drivers on Host BPointers for More Information Install Digital Clusters for Windows NTSpecial Thanks
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