HP nPartitions (nPars) manual Support, Booting the operating system, Warranty registration

Models: nPartitions (nPars)

1 148
Download 148 pages 8.77 Kb
Page 69
Image 69

Booting the operating system

The server blade has now been physically upgraded and it may be ready to boot to the OS. Certain upgrade scenarios require OS reinstallation:

1.Boot the OS. See “Operating system procedures” (page 30) for more information.

IMPORTANT: A new Operating System license may be required for the upgraded server. See “Operating System Licenses” (page 70) for more information.

2.If the HP-UX Portable Image tool was used, execute the steps under “Post-Upgrade Procedure for PI” in the “Preserving VC-assigned MAC addresses in HP-UX by enabling Portable Image” (page 75) section.

3.Verify that the system, especially networking and storage, function as expected. If anything must be adjusted, then make those adjustments now.

4.If the Monarch Server is an HP VM host server or a Virtual Services Platform (VSP), then the VM guests or vPars can now be migrated back or started if they were stopped. Refer to the HP Integrity VM or vPar Administrator Guides document for information regarding guest and vPar migration. Test each VM guest or vPar to make sure each is functioning properly.

5.The upgrade has been completed. New resources can now be configured and used as needed.

Warranty registration

After completing the upgrade, contact HP with the server serial number and new product number. The warranty of the designated Monarch Server will be transferred to the upgraded server blade and the service time will be reset. Proof of purchase must be provided and the HP warranty organization must be notified.

The proof of purchase should be a scanned copy or fax of a sales receipt or invoice from HP or an authorized reseller. It can also be an order confirmation, shipping receipt, or reseller based purchase/shipping confirmation that contains the following:

The purchase or shipping date.

The Monarch Server Product Number or Product Name/product description.

The Serial Number, but it is not required (some invoices do not have serial numbers).

The vendor’s name (the name of the business where the unit was purchased).

IMPORTANT: Be sure that all information is clearly readable.

More information regarding server blade warranties can be found at: http:// bizsupport2.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c01865770/c01865770.pdf.

Support

A support Flex Care Pack with at least the same level of care as the server blade to be upgraded (the Monarch Server) should have been purchased when the Upgrade Kit was ordered. Your HP sales representative will apply the support package to the upgraded server blade and provide credit for the unused portion of the package purchased for the original Monarch Server. The new Flex Care Pack must be registered with the serial number of the original Monarch Server (now attached to the upgraded server) included to ensure support entitlement. For more information, go to www.hp.com/go/cpc. You can also contact your HP sales representative or contact HP sales through the following link:

http://www.hp.com/large/contact/enterprise/index.html?key=1-57BVO&mcc=DRSR

Installing internal components 69

Page 69
Image 69
HP nPartitions (nPars) manual Support, Booting the operating system, Warranty registration