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SP14367 — Compaq Redundancy Manager (Fibre Channel) for Windows NT
| SoftPaq Number |
SP14367 |
| Filename |
sp14367.exe |
| Size |
2269K |
| Date |
October 19, 2000 |
| Version |
1.20 |
| Operating System |
Windows NT 4.0, Enterprise Edition |
| Products Affected |
ProLiant DL360 All Models ProLiant DL580 All Models ProLiant DL380 All Models ProLiant ML570 All Models ProLiant ML530 All Models ProLiant ML370 All Models ProLiant 8500 All Models ProLiant 8000 All Models ProLiant 7000 All Models ProLiant 6500 All Models ProLiant 6400R All Models ProLiant 6000 All Models ProLiant 5500 All Models ProLiant 5000 All Models ProLiant 3000 All Models ProLiant 1850R All Models ProLiant 1600 All Models StorageWorks RAID Array 4000 StorageWorks RAID Array 4100 ProLiant Cluster HA/F200 Parallel Database Cluster Model PDC/02000 |
Readme
SOFTPAQ NUMBER: SP14367
PART NUMBER: N/A
FILE NAME: N/A
TITLE: Compaq Redundancy Manager (Fibre Channel) for Windows NT
VERSION: 1.20
LANGUAGE: English
CATEGORY: Software Solutions
DIVISIONS: Systems
PRODUCTS AFFECTED:
ProLiant DL360 All Models
ProLiant DL580 All Models
ProLiant DL380 All Models
ProLiant ML570 All Models
ProLiant ML530 All Models
ProLiant ML370 All Models
ProLiant 8500 All Models
ProLiant 8000 All Models
ProLiant 7000 All Models
ProLiant 6500 All Models
ProLiant 6400R All Models
ProLiant 6000 All Models
ProLiant 5500 All Models
ProLiant 5000 All Models
ProLiant 3000 All Models
ProLiant 1850R All Models
ProLiant 1600 All Models
StorageWorks RAID Array 4000
StorageWorks RAID Array 4100
ProLiant Cluster HA/F200
Parallel Database Cluster Model PDC/02000
OPERATING SYSTEM: Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server, Enterprise Edition
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION:
Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 4 or later
Compaq Software Support v2.18A or later
EFFECTIVE DATE: October 19, 2000
ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTION ALLOWED: Yes
SOFTPAQ UTILITY VERSION: 4.X
SUPERCEDES: All previous versions of Compaq Redundancy Manager (Fibre
Channel) for Windows NT
DESCRIPTION: This Softpaq contains the components to upgrade existing
v1.0 or v1.10 installations of Compaq Redundancy Manager (Fibre
Channel) for Microsoft Windows NT to v1.20. Compaq Redundancy
Manager provides management of redundant fibre channel connections
between the server or servers and the RAID Array 4000/4100 storage
systems.
ENHANCEMENTS/FIXES:
Added support for the RAID ARRAY 4100 SAN Solution.
Modified logical unit naming for consistency with Microsoft Disk
Administrator.
Added new labels for unavailable logical units.
Enabled support for more than 64 logical units by the filter driver.
HOW TO USE:
NOTE: A Compaq Redundancy Manager license is required for each
non-clustered stand-alone server or each cluster. See your license
agreement for more details.
1. Download the SoftPaq to a directory on your hard drive and change
to that directory. The file that is downloaded is an executable with
the filename: Sp14367.exe
2. From the drive and directory with the SoftPaq, double-click on or
open the downloaded executable file, and follow the on-screen
instructions. The following files will be created:
Autorun.inf
Cdicon.ico
Cpqdxcfg.cnt
Cpqdxcfg.hlp
Data1.cab
Data1.hdr
Data2.cab
Ikernel.ex_
Layout.bin
Setup.bmp
Setup.exe
Setup.ini
Setup.inx
Symbols (folder)
3. To install the Compaq Redundancy Manager, run the Setup.exe file
and follow the directions on the screen.
NOTE: This SoftPaq requires that a previous version (v1.0 or v1.10)
of the Compaq Redundancy Manager be already installed on the server
being upgraded.
4. Please read the Windows Help file, Cpqdxcfg.hlp, for help and
usage instructions.
Copyright 2000 Compaq Computer Corporation. All rights reserved.
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