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a.From the desktop of node 1, run the HP Array Configuration Utility.

b.Configure the shared storage drives.

IMPORTANT: Microsoft® recommends at least 500 MB for the cluster quorum drive. The extra space for the logical drive size specified in the ACU is to account for external disk size calculations used by the ACU. Specifying 510 MB will ensure that the size of the disk will be at least 500 MB of formatted drive space for use as the quorum drive. Refer to Microsoft® KB Article EN-280345 (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;280345) or the help documentation on the cluster node for more information on cluster disk sizes.

c.Reboot node 1 to complete the proper discovery of all the disk drives.

d.Log into the node and wait for PnP to complete the discovery of new drives.

e.After the discovery is complete, select Start, Programs, Administrative Tools, Computer Management. Then select Disk Management to create volumes out of the logical drives.

NOTE: Do not upgrade the logical drives from basic to dynamic. MSCS does not support dynamic disks.

f.Assign drive letters and format the volumes as NTFS.

g.Close Disk Management.

12.Create the cluster on node 1 for Microsoft® Windows® Server 2003, Enterprise Edition. If creating a cluster in Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Advanced Server, use step 13.

a.Select Start, Programs, Administrative Tools, Cluster

Administrator.

b.Select Create New Cluster from the Action dropdown box. Click OK.

c.Follow the on-screen instructions to create the cluster.

d.Select Start, Settings, Control Panel, HP Management Agents. In the list of Inactive Agents, select Clustering Information and click Add to move this agent to the list of active agents. Click OK.

e.Restart the agents when prompted.

f.Upgrade the node with the appropriate Windows® service pack.

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Contents HP ProLiant Cluster F100 Installation Guide Audience Assumptions Contents Technical Support F100 Cluster Components Overview of the HP ProLiant Cluster F100This Section Guidelines for Multiple Clusters HP ProLiant Servers HP StorageWorks Storage SystemsHP StorageWorks Controllers HP StorageWorks SAN SwitchesHost Bus Adapters Cluster Interconnect Optical TransceiversClient Network Interconnect Adapters Private or Public InterconnectRedundant Interconnects Server to Storage CablesCluster Interconnect Microsoft Software Network InterconnectHP SmartStart CD Array Configuration UtilityProLiant Support Packs HP Modular Smart Array 1000 Support Software CD Resources for Application InstallationSystems Insight Manager Overview of the HP ProLiant Cluster F100 Page Setting Up the HP ProLiant Cluster F100 Preinstallation OverviewPreinstallation Guidelines Setting Up the HP ProLiant Cluster F100 Installing the Hardware Setting Up the NodesInstalling Host Bus Adapters Installing the Cluster InterconnectSetting Up the Storage System Setting Up a Dedicated InterconnectPowering Up Configuring Shared StorageEthernet Direct Connect Using a Crossover Cable Setting Up a Public InterconnectEthernet Direct Connect Using a Switch or Hub Multiple Cluster Setup Installing the SoftwareRedundant Interconnect SmartStart Installation SmartStart Installation Steps Cluster-Specific SmartStart InstallationInstalling the Node 1 Operating System Setting Up the HP ProLiant Cluster F100 HP ProLiant Cluster F100 Installation Guide Installing the Node 2 Operating System Validating the Cluster Before You Contact HP Technical SupportHP Contact Information HP ProLiant Cluster F100 Installation Guide Acronyms and Abbreviations HBAMSA1000 Controller MSA1000PnP RA4000 Controller RA4100Page Glossary Dedicated interconnect Disk groupDriver EthernetFault tolerance Failover clusterFibre Channel Gigabit Interface Converter-ShortwaveHost bus adapter HP StorageWorks Modular Smart ArrayHP StorageWorks Modular Smart Array 1000 Controller HP StorageWorks RAID Array 4000 ControllerMicrosoft Cluster Server/Service IP addressLogical unit Logical unit numberPower-On Self-Test NT File SystemPartition PortRedundancy Redundant Array of Inexpensive DisksReliability ResourceSystem Transmission Control Protocol/Internet ProtocolIndex Storage system, set up