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Sun Server X2-4 (formerly Sun Fire X4470 M2)

Installation Guide for Windows Operating System

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Document Information

Using This Documentation

Part I  Windows Server Installations

1.  Assisted OS Installation With Oracle Hardware Installation Assistant

Oracle Hardware Installation Assistant Task Overview

How to Obtain Oracle Hardware Installation Assistant

Oracle Hardware Installation Assistant Documentation Resources

2.  Getting Started

Supported Windows Server Operating Systems

Windows Installation Prerequisites

Windows Server Installation Task Overview

SAS PCIe HBAs Requiring LSI Mass Storage Driver for Windows Server 2008 SP2

3.  Installing Windows Server 2008

Before You Begin

Installing Windows Server Using Local or Remote Media

Windows Server Installation Using a PXE Network Boot

4.  Post Installation of Windows Server 2008

Before You Begin

Installing Critical Device Drivers and Supplemental Software

Install Server-Specific Device Drivers

Installing Supplemental Software

Install the Supplemental Software

Configuring Support for TPM

Configuring Intel NIC Teaming

5.  Getting Server Firmware and Software

Firmware and Software Updates

Firmware and Software Access Options

Available Software Release Packages

Accessing Firmware and Software

Installing Updates

Part II  Windows Server System Administrator References

A.  Supported Installation Methods

Console Outputs

Installation Boot Media

Installation Targets

B.  Supported Operating Systems

Supported Operating Systems

C.  BIOS Defaults for New Installations

Verification of BIOS Factory Defaults

D.  Incorporating Device Drivers Into Windows Server 2008 WIM Images for Windows Deployment Services

Getting Started

Procedures for Incorporating Drivers Into WIM Image(s)

Index

Installing Critical Device Drivers and Supplemental Software

An installation wizard is provided on the Tools and Drivers firmware DVD to install server-specific device drivers and Supplemental Software. The server-specific device drivers are provided to support optional hardware devices that can be installed on your server.

Install Server-Specific Device Drivers

  1. Insert the Tools and Drivers firmware DVD into a local or remote USB DVD drive and do one of the following:
    • If the DVD automatically starts, click Install Drivers and Supplement Software.
    • If the DVD does not automatically start, navigate to one of the following folders containing the appropriate InstallPack file (for example, InstallPack_1_0_1.exe), and double-click it.
      • <DVD>/Windows/W2K8/Packages
      • <DVD>/Windows/W2K8R2/Packages

      The Server Installation Package dialog appears.

  2. In the Install Pack dialog, click Next to accept the default installable items.

    Note - You should always accept the “default installable items” to ensure that the most recent versions of the drivers are installed.


    The Install Pack notice dialog appears.

  3. In the Install Pack notice dialog, read the message, then click Next.

    The Welcome to the Sun Fire Installation Wizard appears.

  4. In the Welcome to the Sun Fire Installation Wizard dialog, click Next.

    The End User License Agreement page appears.

  5. In the End User License Agreement page, select I Accept This Agreement, then click Next.

    The platform-specific drivers are installed. A green check mark verifies that each driver was installed successfully.

  6. In the Driver Installation Pack dialog, click Finish.

    The System Settings Change dialog appears.


    Note - If you plan on installing Supplemental Software (highly recommended), do not restart your system at this time. Once the Supplemental Software has been installed, you will be prompted to restart the system.


  7. Perform one of the following:
    • If you accepted the default installable settings in Step 2, click No to proceed to Installing Supplemental Software.
    • If you are not installing the Supplemental Software, click Yes to restart your computer.