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Contents
Preface ix
1. Operating System Installation Overview and Preparation 1
Supported Operating Systems 2
Preinstalled Solaris OS 2
Retain the Packaged Installation Instructions 2
Ordering Supported Versions of Linux from Sun 2
OS Installation Tasks 3
The Preinstalled Diagnostic Partition 3
Accessing the Server Output During Installation 3
Console Output Overview 4
Configuring the BIOS to Send Console Output to the Serial Port 5
Erasing the Primary Boot Hard Disk 6
To Erase the Primary Boot Hard Drive 6
Configuring Your Server for RAID 7
RAID Support Using the Sun StorageTek RAID Card 7
RAID Support Using LSI SAS3081E-INT Card 8
Choosing an OS Installation Method 9
Using Sun Installation Assistant 9
Using CD/DVD 9
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Using Network Installation 9
Using Remote KVMS Over IP With Virtual CD-ROM 10
10
2. Configuring RAID 11
Configuring RAID 12
Creating RAID for the LSI SAS3081E-S Controller Card 12
Before You Begin 12
To Create a RAID for the LSI Logic SAS3081E-S Controller Card 13
Creating RAID for the Sun StorageTek Controller Card 13
Before You Begin 14
To Create a RAID Array for the Sun StorageTek Controller Card 14
3. Solaris 10 Operating System Installation 15
Installing the Solaris 10 OS 16
Solaris 10 OS Installation Overview 16
Firmware Versions and Their Impact on Installation 17
Solaris 10 OS Installation Methods 17
Using the Direct Installation with CD/DVD Media and a Monitor 19
To Use the Direct Installation with CD/DVD Media and a Monitor 19
Using Direct Installation with CD/DVD Media and the Serial Port 19
To Use Direct Installation with the Serial Port 19
Installing Using Jumpstart Network Installation 21
To Install Using Jumpstart Network Installation 21
Installing Using the Serial Console 22
To Install Using the Serial Console 22
Installing Using a Local Console or Remote KVM 24
To Install Using a Local Console or Remote KVM 24
Installing Using Remote KVMS Over IP With Virtual CD/DVD 25
Contents v
Before You Begin 25
To Install Using Remote KVMS Over IP With Virtual CD/DVD 25
Installing Server-Specific Drivers 26
Using the Driver Installation Script 27
Installing the Drivers Using KVMS Over IP 27
Installing Drivers Directly Onto the Server 27
To Install Driver Directly Onto the Server 27
Installing the RAID Management Utility Software 28
To Install the Sun StorageTek RAID Management Utility Software 28
4. OpenSolaris Installation 29
OpenSolaris Installation Overview 30
Installation Methods 31
Installing Using a Local Drive 31
Installing Using the ILOM Remote Console 32
Before You Begin 32
To Install Using the ILOM Remote Console 32
Installing OpenSolaris OS Using Local or Remote Media 33
Before You Begin 34
To Install OpenSolaris OS Using Local or Remote Media 34
OpenSolaris Post-Installation Tasks 41
Installing System Device Drivers to Support Additional Hardware 41
To Start the Device Driver Utility 41
Installing Support Repository Updates 41
Enabling the Option for Wake On LAN 41
5. Linux Operating System Installation 43
Installing the Operating System 43
OS Installation Overview 44
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OS Installation Methods 45
Installing Linux Using Sun Installation Assistant 45
To Install Linux Using Sun Installation Assistant 45
Installing Linux Using Local CD/DVD Drive 46
To Install Linux Using Local CD/DVD Drive 46
Installing Linux Using PXE 46
To Install Linux Using PXE 48
Installing Linux Using Remote KVMS Over IP With Virtual CD/DVD 49
Before You Begin 49
To Install Linux Using Remote KVMS Over IP With Virtual
CD/DVD 50
Installing the System-Specific Drivers 51
Installing the Drivers Using KVMS Over IP 52
To Install the Drivers Using KVMS Over IP 52
Installing Drivers Directly Onto the Server 52
To Install Drivers Directly Onto the Server 52
Installing the RAID Management Utility Software 54
To Install the Sun StorageTek RAID Management Utility Software 54
To Install the LSI RAID Management Utilities 54
Running Update Utilities 55
Running the up2date Utility for the RHEL OS 55
To Run the upd2date Utility for the RHEL OS 55
Running the SuSEWatcher Utility for the SLES OS 55
To Run the SuSEWatcher Utility for the SLES OS 56
6. Installing VMware ESX Server 57
About VMware ESX Server 58
VMware ESX Server Installation and Administration Documentation 58
Task Map for VMware ESX Server Installation 59
Contents vii
Planning Network Interfaces 59
Installing VMware ESX Server From a CD/DVD 60
Before You Begin 60
To Install VMware ESX Server From a CD/DVD 60
Installing VMware ESX Server From Local Media 61
To Install VMware ESX Server From Local Media 61
VMware ESX Server Updates and Patches 62
A. Identifying Network Interface Names for Linux and Solaris OS
Configurations 63
Identifying Logical and Physical Network Interface Names While Installing a
SUSE Linux OS 64
Launch User Shell and Identify Network Interfaces 64
Identifying Logical and Physical Network Interface Names While Installing a
RHEL Linux OS 68
Launch User Shell and Identify Network Interfaces 68
Identifying Network Interface Names for a Pre-installed Solaris OS 72
To Identify Network Interface Names for the Preinstalled Solaris OS 72
Identifying Logical and Physical Network Interface Names While Installing the
Solaris OS 74
To Identify Logical and Physical Network Interface Names While
Installing the Solaris OS 75
B. Redirecting the Solaris OS Output to the Serial Port 77
Before You Begin 77
To Redirect Solaris Output to the Serial Port 77
C. Network Interface Configuration 79
Index 81
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Preface ix
Preface
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CHAPTER 1
Operating System Installation
Overview and Preparation
This chapter contains an overview for installing a new Linux, ESX, or Solaris
operating system (OS) on your Sun Fire X4150, X4250, or X4450 server. It also
provides the OS installation preparation procedures.
This chapter contains the following sections:
“Supported Operating Systems” on page 2
“OS Installation Tasks” on page 3
Note – If you have the Solaris™ 10 OS preinstalled on your server, see the
installation guide for your server for information about configuring the OS.
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Supported Operating Systems
Your server supports the following operating systems:
Solaris 10
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES)
VMware ESX Server
Windows 2003 Server and Windows 2008 Server
For the latest supported versions, see your server’s product notes.
For Windows Server installation information, see the Sun Fire X4150, X4250 and
X4450 Windows Operating System Installation Guide.
Preinstalled Solaris OS
A version of the Solaris OS might be preinstalled on your server. If you do not plan
to use the preinstalled Solaris OS, you can install one of the supported OS versions
listed at:
http://www.sun.com/servers/x64/x4150/os.jsp
http://www.sun.com/servers/x64/x4250/os.jsp
http://www.sun.com/servers/x64/x4450/os.jsp
Retain the Packaged Installation Instructions
Instructions for installing these operating systems are provided in the media sets
that are packaged with the OS software. Retain these installation instructions for use
in these procedures.
Ordering Supported Versions of Linux from Sun
You can order supported versions of Red Hat and SUSE OS from Sun at:
http://www.sun.com/software/linux/index.html.
Chapter 1 Operating System Installation Overview and Preparation 3
OS Installation Tasks
The following is an overview of the procedures for installing a new OS.
The Preinstalled Diagnostic Partition
A diagnostic partition is preinstalled on the your server. If the diagnostic partition
has been removed from the server, see your service manual for information about
how to reinstall it from the Tools and Drivers CD.
Accessing the Server Output During Installation
When you install an operating system, you need to view the system console output.
You have a number of choices about how to do this:
If you are using the local CD/DVD drive and a monitor, you can use the default
settings. They should work without requiring any display-related changes.
Step Task Description
1. Set up the display
environment.
If you are not planning to use the local CD/DVD
drive and a locally attached monitor to prepare and
install the OS, see the section, “Accessing the Server
Output During Installation” on page 3.
2. Erase the primary boot disk. If you have the Solaris OS preinstalled on the server,
you will need to remove it before installing a new
OS. See “Erasing the Primary Boot Hard Disk” on
page 6.
3. Configure your server for
RAID.
If you plan to configure your server for RAID
operation, you will need to perform some setup tasks
before installing the OS. See “Configuring Your
Server for RAID” on page 7
4. Decide on an OS installation
method.
Review the installation options for your OS. See
“Choosing an OS Installation Method” on page 9.
5. Install the OS, update the
drivers, and run the OS
updates, as necessary.
See “Choosing an OS Installation Method” on page 9
and the chapter that corresponds to the OS that you
want to install:
“Configuring RAID” on page 11
“Linux Operating System Installation” on page 43
“Installing VMware ESX Server” on page 57
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You can use the remote KVMS Over IP feature of the ILOM or ELOM to do the
same thing from a remote system.
You can view the messages on a serial port, either through the service processor
(SP) secure shell (SSH), or by connecting directly to the server’s serial port.
If you use the direct connection to the serial port, you must configure the BIOS
to direct output to the serial port.
If you use the SP SSH option, you must configure the BIOS to direct output to
the serial port, and you must configure the SP to connect to the console.
Note – You can also connect to the SP directly through the SP serial port, which is
different from the host serial port. See your SP documentation to use this option.
Console Output Overview
Video Port
During an OS installation all console output goes to the video port until the
operating system assumes control of the display. When and how this happens
differs, depending on which operating system is being installed, but they all have
two things in common:
They don’t do this until the install is advanced enough that you don’t need the
console output.
They have a method of displaying console output once the OS is installed.
Serial Port
Any time you boot or restart the system, all output is also displayed on the serial
port, up to and including POST test results, and a message that prompts you to enter
the BIOS.
Whether or not any more output goes to the serial port depends on the remote
access/external port setting in the BIOS. See “Configuring the BIOS to Send Console
Output to the Serial Port” on page 5.
Chapter 1 Operating System Installation Overview and Preparation 5
Service Processor
The service processor provides a command to enter console mode. In this mode, it
acts like a serial port connected to the console. The commands are:
–> start /SP/console (for ILOM)
–> start /SP/AgentInfo/Console (for ELOM)
Configuring the BIOS to Send Console Output to the
Serial Port
Complete the following steps if you are going to use the serial port to view console
output during the installation:
1. Connect either a terminal or a laptop running terminal emulation software
directly to the serial port.
Use the following terminal settings:
8, N, 1: eight data bits, no parity, one stop bit
9600 baud rate
Disable software flow control (XON/XOFF)
Note – If you are accessing the system through the SP with SSH, skip this step.
2. Power on the server.
3. Boot the system, and press F2 (F4 on the remote keyboard) to enter the BIOS.
4. Use the Right Arrow key to navigate to the Server tab.
The left and right arrow keys allow you to access the BIOS Setup Utility menu
tabs.
5. Use the Down Arrow key to highlight the Remote Access Configuration option,
and press Enter.
The Configure Remote Access type and parameters submenu screen appears.
6. Use the Down arrow to highlight the External Serial Port option.
7. Use the - and + key to change the External Serial Port setting from SP to
System.
8. To save the change and exit BIOS, press the F10 key.
The system is now configured to send console output to the serial port.
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Erasing the Primary Boot Hard Disk
Your Sun Fire X4150, X4250, and X4450 servers server might have the Solaris 10 OS
preinstalled on the hard drive, depending on your hard drive configuration. If you
want to install a different OS, or reinstall the Solaris 10 OS, use the Erase Primary
Boot Hard Disk option on the Tools and Drivers CD main menu. This option enables
you to erase previously installed operating systems to make room for the new
installation.
Caution – Selecting the Erase Primary Boot Hard Disk option from the Tools and
Drivers CD erases all partitions on the hard drive, with the exception of the
diagnostic partition. All user data is lost. Be sure to back up all data on the hard
drive before performing this action.
To Erase the Primary Boot Hard Drive
1. Back up all data that you want to save on the hard drive.
2. Insert the Tools and Drivers CD into the servers optional CD/DVD drive.
If you have a system that does not have a CD/DVD drive, see your service
manual for instructions on booting the Tools and Drivers CD from a PXE server.
3. Boot the system from the Tools and Drivers CD.
The Tools and Drives CD main menu appears.
4. From the main menu, select the following option from the Tools and Drivers
CD main menu:
Erase Primary Boot Hard Disk
This option erases all partitions currently located on the primary hard drive,
except for the diagnostic partition. If the diagnostic partition is present, it is not
erased.
Chapter 1 Operating System Installation Overview and Preparation 7
Configuring Your Server for RAID
Your Sun Fire X4150, X4250, and X4450 servers server supports the Sun StorageTek™
and the LSI SAS3081E-INT RAID controller cards. More information about these two
cards is available in the following sections:
“RAID Support Using the Sun StorageTek RAID Card” on page 7
“RAID Support Using LSI SAS3081E-INT Card” on page 8
Note – The LSI SAS3081E-INT card is also known as the LSI SG-XPCIE8SAS.
RAID Support Using the Sun StorageTek RAID Card
The Sun StorageTek RAID card supports a number of hardware RAID configurations
(see TABLE 1-1). All your server’s operating systems support this card. See the
chapter that corresponds to the OS that you want to install for further information
about configuring RAID using the StorageTek controller card.
See your service manual for instructions on installing the StorageTek card.
See the Sun x64 Server - Disk Management (Adaptec) Documentation collection for
detailed configuration instructions.
TABLE 1-1 RAID Drive Options Based on SAS Card
SAS CARD RAID Configuration Supported
Sun StorageTek Volume: 1 disk
RAID 0 Striping, 2 disk minimum, no redundancy
RAID 1 Mirror, 2 disk minimum, 50% drive usage
RAID 1E 3-drive minimum, 50% drive usage
RAID 10 4-drive minimum, 50% drive usage
RAID 5 3-drive minimum, 67–94% drive usage
RAID 5EE 4-drive minimum, 50–88% drive usage
RAID 50 6-drive minimum, - 67–94% drive usage
RAID 6 4-drive minimum, 50–88% drive usage
RAID 60 8-drive minimum, 50–88% drive usage
Spanned Volume 2-drive minimum, 100% drive usage
RAID Volume 4-drive minimum, 50-100% drive usage
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RAID Support Using LSI SAS3081E-INT Card
The LSI SAS3081E-S SAS card supports all operating systems for SAS hard disks,
and several RAID levels (see TABLE 1-1).
The following is needed for LSI RAID support:
LSI SAS3081E-S card and cables installed
Up to 8 SAS hard disks
For additional information, see:
The chapter that corresponds to the OS that you want to install for more
information about configuring RAID:
The Solaris OS: See “Configuring RAID” on page 11.
RHEL and SUSE: See “Linux Operating System Installation” on page 43.
See your service manual for instructions on installing and cabling the LSI card.
See the Sun x64 Server - Disk Management (LSI) Documentation collection for
detailed information about the LSI SAS3081E-S card.
Note – The LSI SAS3081E-S card is also referred to as the LSI SG-XPCIE8SAS-I-Z
card.
LSI SAS3081E-S IM (Integrated Mirror) array. 2-disk minimum, plus up to 2 hot spare
disks. Data on primary disk might be merged.
IME (Integrated Mirror Enhanced) array. 3 to 8 disks including up to 2
Hot Spares. All data will be deleted during creation.
IS (Integrated Striping) array. 2 to 8 disks. All data will be deleted
during creation.
TABLE 1-1 RAID Drive Options Based on SAS Card
SAS CARD RAID Configuration Supported
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