LAN ドライバ V9.2(Onboard/PG-18xx/28xx)取扱説明書 LAN
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7. Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server 1 2 Intel PROSet E Intel PROSet P21 A 39 3 4 5 6 LAN OK Intel PROSet Windows NT 1 2 A 5 6 Intel PROSet TA Intel PROSet P21 LAN OK Intel PROSet POINT gt
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10. Windows 2000 Server 2 3 LAN 4 5 1 LAN 11 12 2 Windows Server 2003 LAN Windows Server 2003 LAN 2 1 1 2 CD 3
11. aN LAN LAN BMC LAN F4 Windows Load Balancing Service WLBS NLB Network Load AFT ALB LAN RemoteControlService BIOS Advanced IPMI LAN Settings Local IP address IP
12. VLAN VLAN 1 LAN 1 1 LAN VLAN IEEE802 1Q VLAN a Bg PRIMERGY HHHH VLAN10 200 30 0 IEEE802 1QH 0000 PG 185 VLAN10 VLAN20 VLAN30 Client Client Client Client Client Client E Imtel PROSetl VLAN Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server SP2 Windows NT SP6a Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server VLAN
13. 12 13 POINT gt 14 LAN 2 4 LAN gt P14 LAN 1 2 22 10 WA 3 2 OS LAN
14. 5 OK 6 OK Intel PROSet 7 kai 6 AFT ALB SFT 31 32 64 iANSMiniport ID 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14
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16. LAN PG 185 Intel R PRO 100 Server Adapter PILA8470B PG 1851 Intel R PRO 100 Server Adapter PG 1852 Intel R PRO 1000 MT Desktop Adapter PG 1861 Intel R PRO 100 S Dual Port Server Adapter PG 1862 Intel R PRO 1000 MT Dual Port Server Adapter PG 1871 L Intel R PRO 100 S Server Adapter PG 188 Intel R PRO 1000 F Server Adapter PG 1881 L Intel R PRO 1000 XF Server Adapter PG 1882 L Intel R PRO 1000 MF Server Adapter PG 189 Intel R PRO 1000 T Server Adapter PG 1891 L Intel R PRO 1000 XT Server Adapter PG 1892 L Intel R PRO 1000 MT Server Adapter PG 286 Intel R PRO 1000 P Dual Port Server Adapter 3 Windows 2000 Server LAN Windows 2000 Server LAN 3 1 1 2 3 4
17. 5 6 3 Windows 2000 Server LAN 17 4 Windows NT LAN WindowsNT LAN 4 1 1 2 3 10 11 18 CD CD ROM OK
18. 02 16 12 5 OK Intel PROSet POINT gt A 2 LAN E 100 BASE TX LAN PG 185 1851 1861 1871 L J
19. 4 5 LAN Intel PRO 100 Intel PRO 100 Intel PRO 1000 Intel 82543GC based LAN 6 10 LEED 6 LAN 7 Windows Update 8 9 EE 10 POINT gt
20. AFT ALB SFT 6 1 AFT ALB SFT E AFT ALB AFT LAN Primary link LAN Secondary link AFT ALB AFT PRIMERGY 2 LAN
21. gt R PROSet ioj xj E asa y n au YA tel PRO pa i Ss hg Broad Ne 7 E WHI Broadcom Ne ee PRO 1000 MT Server Adapter Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet 000423490329 IP RE gt 0 ok wi YA 6 2 1 2 Intel PROSet E Intel PROSet P21 3 LAN 4 5 AFT
22. 1 2 PE10 n 2 1 P10 2 Windows Server 2003 LAN 13 14 2 3 1 2 Intel PROSet gt 5 3 P24 3 4 Intel R PRO Network Connections Drivers 5 6 2 4 LAN LAN
23. VLAN 4 6 OK Intel PROSet VLAN Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server lIntel R Adavanced Network Services Virtual Adapter Windows NT Tmtel R Virtual Adapter VLAN ID VLAN LAN IP 7 3 VLAN VLAN 1 2 Intel PROSet M Intel PROSet P21 VLAN VLAN OK VLAN OK OK
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25. O 10 OFF 1000Mbps 100 GRN 100Mbps ACTLNK 1000 0RG 10Mbps p Mntel PROSet 1 10 OFF 100 GRN 1000 ORG ACT LNK LED Dl 8 37 38 9 LAN LAN PG 1862 PG 1892 L PG 1882 L PG 286 IEEE802 3u 100BASE TX IEEE802 3z 1000BASE SX IEEE802 3ab 1000BASE T IEEE802 3i 10BAS
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27. Primery Link ALB AFT ALB PRIMERGY HHHH OO Primary link Secondary link E SFT SFT LAN LAN SFT PRIMERGY lt
28. rm YA ah Rene PROSet AA i OK Jy LC 0 Ok 2 OK OK Intel PROSet Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server lIntel R Advanced Network Services Virtual Adapter Windows NT Intel R Team a A LAN IP 6 3 1 2 Intel PROSet gt E Intel PROSet P21 3 4
29. ALB J SFT 6 AFT ALB SFT 29 30 6 7 9 LAN LAN PPOINT gt RemoteControlService LAN LAN gt RemoteControlService LAN RemoteControlService OK
30. Intel Express R 802 3ad Windows NT 4 0 Intel R PROSet FEC LA 802 3ad static GEC LA 802 3ad static FEC 100Mbps GEC 1000Mbps PRIMERGY 0000 LILILILILILILILI Primary link PG 1892 mtelW PROSet Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server SP2 Windows NT SP6a J Windows NT FEC GEC
31. OK Fast Ethernet 100BASE TX Intel R PRO 100 Family Adapter Gigabit Ethernet 1000BASE T 1000BASE SX Intel R PRO 1000 Family Adapter Microsoft TCP IP OK IP LAN 2 4 LAN P14 LEED 4 2 1 2 Intel PROSet E Intel PROSet P21 3 AFT Teaming VLAN Intel PROSet 4 4 3 P20
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33. OS LAN Tmtel R PRO Adapter CD ROM or floppy disk 7214 Intel R PRO 1000 Driver Disk 3 1 P15 3 1 gt P15 8 13 3 3 1 2 Intel PROSet gt 5 3 P24 3 4 Intel R PRO Network Connections Drivers
34. VLAN EX 1 LAN VLAN 10 Windows NT Wins TCP IP VLAN 4 Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server NetBIOS over TCP IP VLAN 4 7 2 VLAN VLAN 1 LAN VLAN Intel PROSet M Intel PROSet P21 VLAN LAN VLAN ID OK ID 1 4094 CT
35. lx LF Mntel PROSet Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server Intel PROSet VLAN VLAN VLAN VLAN VLAN Broadcom LAN Broadcom LAN VLAN 7 VLAN 33 34 VLAN TP LLC LNDFC VLAN IP VLAN
36. Intel PROSet 7 VLAN 35 8 LAN LED PG 1862 PG 286 LED LED LAN O ACTLNK NK Ta GRE 1000Mbps O 10 0FF 100Mbps ASA AEE OMe MR ACT LNK A B LED
37. 3 4 5 Intel PROSet gt E Intel PROSet P21 6 LAN 7 OK 8 LAN 9 LAN LAN 6 9 10 OK Intel PROSet 11 LEED A 43 44 Before Reading This Manual Thank you for purchasing the PRIMERGY LAN card The card can be installed to the PCI slot of the IA server PRIMERGY to configure Local Area Network LAN system This manual explains LAN cards and the LAN driver for Windows Server 2003 and Windows 2000
38. Windows Server 2003 2 Windows Server 2003 LAN P12 Windows 2000 Server 3 Windows 2000 Server LAN P 15 Windows NT 4 Windows NT LAN P18 E LAN LAN PG 185 PG 1851 PG 1852 PG 1861 PG 1862 PG 1871 L PG 188 PG 1881 L PG 1882 L PG 189 PG 1891 L PG 1892 L PG 286 Cheep 1 LAN 9 1 2 Gad S LAN Fast Ethernet 100BASE TX Gigabit Ethernet 1000BASE T 1000BASE SX AFT VLAN Windows Server 2003 Windows Server 2003 x64 Fast Ethernet 8 0 15 0 e100b325 sys Gigabit Ethernet 8 4 21 0 e1000323 sys 8 01 05 0000 ianswxp sys Gigabit Ethernet 8 4 21 0 e1GS5132e sys
39. OS fil Intel R Advanced Network Services Virtual Adapter AFT ALB 1 LAN 4 TT 2 LAN 6 AFT ALB SFT 27 28 ALB SFT RemoteControlService 2 LAN IPSec AFT ALB SFT AFT SFT IP NetBEUI IPX NCP ALB IP IPX N
40. POINT Intel R PROSet Intel R PROSet I Intel R PROSet mmtel PROSet PG 1851 Security offloading IPSEC Intel PROSet Intel PROSet LAN LAN LAN LAN R PRO 100 PG 185 1851 1861 1871 L R PRO 100 PG 185 R PRO 100 S PG 1871 L R PRO 1000 PG 1852 1862 188 1881 L 1882 L 189 1891 L 1892 L 286 R PRO 1000 PG
41. au E RemoteControlService LAN RemoteControlService Intel R PROSet Broadcom LAN Intel R PROSet Broadcom LAN Intel LAN a 0 Intel R PROSet Broadcom LAN Intel LAN 1 Intel R PROSet Broadcom LAN PRIMERGY RX300 PRIMERGY TX200 mtel LAN 1 Intel LAN UT
42. LAN 5 LAN 6 4 1 P18 4 Windows NT LAN 19 20 4 3 1 2 gt TRY RIE LAN Setnp LEED 5 Intel PROSet
43. 8 01 05 0000 iansw32e sys Windows 2000 Server Fast Ethernet 8 0 15 0 e100bntS5 sys Gigabit Ethernet 8 4 21 0 e1000ntS sys 8 01 05 0000 iansw2k sys Windows NT Fast Ethernet 8 0 15 0 e100bnt sys Gigabit Ethernet 8 4 21 0 e1000nt4 sys 8 01 05 0000 iansnt4 sys Intel PROSet 2 E au Intel PROSet 10 p O N Intel PROSet LAN Windows NT 1 Windows Server 2003
44. LAN E 1000 BASE T LAN PG 1852 1862 189 1891 L 1892 L 286 1000Mbps 1000Mbps 1000Mbps 100Mbps Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server 1 2 40 Intel PROSet M Intel PROSet P21 LAN 5 6 OK Intel PROSet Windows NT 1 2 3 4 Intel PROSet
45. LAN Intel PRO 100 Intel PRO 100 Intel PRO 1000 Intel 82543GC based LAN 6 13 LEED 5 LAN 6 7 RA 3 Windows 2000 Server LAN 15 16 8 9 CD 10 CD ROM 11
46. For Windows Server 2003 Click Start gt Administrative Tools gt Computer Management For Windows 2000 Server Click Start gt Programs Administrative Tools Computer Management 2 Click Device Manager 1 LAN Driver 52 Double click the LAN adapter to check Click the Driver tab Check the displayed version Click the Driver Details Check the displayed driver file version file name to check 2 Windows Server 2003 LAN Driver This chapter explains Windows Server 2003 LAN driver 2 1 Updating the Driver Perform the following procedures to update the driver 1 Log on with the administrator privileges 2 Insert the attached driver CD 3 Click Start gt Administrative Tools gt Computer Management The Computer Management window appears 4 Click Device Manager 5 Click Network adapters Installed LAN adapters are displayed e Intel PRO 100 Intel PRO 100 Intel PRO 1000 Intel 82543GC based Ethernet controller Perform the following steps 6 10 for all LAN adapters CS IMPORTANT 6 Double click the icon of the LAN adapter Properties are displayed 7 Click the Driver tab and click Update Driver The Hardware Update Wizard window appears When the Can Windows connect to windows Update to search for software message appears select No not this time and click Next 2 Windows Server 2003 LAN Drive
47. Gigabit Ethernet supports Jumbo frame When using Jumbo frame construct the Jumbo frame network using only devices that support Jumbo frame and apply the settings that will enable Jumbo frame 1 Log on with the administrator privileges to Start Intel R PROSet gt How to Start Intel PROSet pg 59 Select LAN adapter to set and click Advanced tab Specify the value to use in Jumbo Frames Click OK and exit Intel R PROSet aA A Q Restart the system A 4 Specifying LAN Card from Outside Cabinet Even when multiple LAN cards are installed in a system it is easy to identify a LAN card with a specific MAC address from outside of the server using the function that makes the LAN card LEDs of Intel R PROSet blink 1 Log on with the administrator privileges 2 Start Intel R PROSet gt How to Start Intel PROSet pg 59 3 Select the LAN adapter to specify Clicking Adapter Details displays Permanent Ethernet Address which is the MAC address of the card Click Identify Adapter and Start then corresponding card LED blinks CSIMPORTANTS Appendix A 77 78 A 5 Error Detection and Card Replacement Procedure for LAN Cards that Configure Teams When replacing LAN card that configures a team perform the following procedures A WO N m an 10 11 After turning off the system power replace the LAN card Restart the system Log on with the administrator pr
48. Intel PROSet 5 1 Intel PROSet Intel PROSet LAN VLAN LAN mtel PROSet Imtel PROSet E Intel PROSet Windows Server 2003 ntel R PROSet Windows 2000 Server Intel R PROSet POINT gt Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server Intel PROSet Intel PROSet Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server P21
49. 2 Start Add or Remove Programs or Add Remove Programs CSIMPORTAND For Windows Server 2003 Click Start gt Control Panel Add or Remove Programs For Windows 2000 Server Click Start gt Settings Control Panel Add Remove Programs 3 Select Intel R PROSet for wired Connections and click Remove 4 Click Yes Intel R PROSet is uninstalled 5 Restart the system 4 Intel PROSet 61 62 44 LAN Card Test Test method 1 Log on with the administrator privileges 2 Start Intel PROSet gt How to Start Intel PROSet pg 59 3 Select LAN adapter to test and click Diagnostics 4 Select tabs to diagnose and click Run Test to test the LAN card Actions to Take When an Error Occurs Follow the instruction below Check that the card is correctly installed in the PCI slot Check the connecting environment of cables and switches If an error still occurs after the above contact an office listed in Appendix B 5 Teaming AFT ALB SFT Static Link Aggregation This chapter explains Teaming AFT ALB SFT Static Link Aggregation 5 1 Teaming AFT ALB SFT Static Link Aggregation AFT ALB Adapter Fault Tolerance AFT is a technology of redundant paths between the server and switch hub using multiple LAN ports If an error occurs in a switch port cable or LAN port when the path is in use Primary link the process is automatically switched to anoth
50. Intel PROSet J A 41 42 A 4 LAN LAN mtelW PROSet LAN LED MAC LAN 1 2 Intel PROSet E Intel PROSet P21 3 LAN MAC LED EE A 5 LAN LAN 1 LAN 2
51. Card il ii NI EE Teaming AFT ALB SFT Static Link Aggregation 5 1 Teaming AFT ALB SFT Static Link Aggregation 5 2 Creating OAM cae sect tele cee ace echo Ka 5 3 RemovingaTeam WA AI VLAN Ma SVEA NC e A A A A Er e E 6 2 Creating VLAN wA RR 6 3 Removing VLAN Solutions When the Card Cannot be Connected to Network LAN Card Specifications ices Appendi AU A 1 Setting Local Address A 2 Setting Transmission Speed Duplex Mode AA Jumbo Framec ieseam na aee aiaa Soe uence ys eae ee ead A 4 Specifying LAN Card from Outside Cabinet A 5 Error Detection and Card Replacement Procedure for LAN Cards that Configure Teams IA oe ee ee eee ee Pee AppendixB Contact Information 50 50 51 53 53 54 55 55 56 56 58 58 59 59 60 61 62 63 63 66 67 68 69 69 70 71 72 74 75 15 75 77 77 78 79 49 50 1 LAN Driver This chapter explains LAN driver 1 1 LAN Driver Overview This driver can be used for Intel Fast Ethernet card Gigabit Ethernet card and the onboard LAN for this server 8 LAN Card Specifications pg 74 Available OS This driver is available for the following OSes Windows Server 2003 2 Windows Server 2003 LAN Driver pg 53 e Windows 2000 Server 3
52. P POINT gt When operating remote operation using RemoteControlService uncheck onboard LAN Onboard LAN cannot be built in the team gt When the following dialog box appears and remote operation using RemoteControlService is operated click Cancel and uncheck the onboard LAN When remote operation using RemoteControlService is not operated click OK Intel R PROSet for Wired Connections E 9 The adapter being added to a team is used to access the remote management features of this system Network 2 access to the system management Features will be lost All other network traffic will be handled normally as configured by these settings For more information see the topics on teaming in PROSet Help Click OK to continue Click Finish When This team contains a non Intel adapter and therefore does not support Jumbo Frames appears click OK Click OK and exit Intel PROSet When teaming setting is completed the following virtual adapter is created Intel R Advanced Network Services Virtual Adapter Upper layer protocol is bound to this virtual adapter It cannot bind to a LAN card configuring a team IP address can be set in this virtual adapter Restart the system 5 3 Removing a Team Perform the following procedures to remove a team 1 Log on with the administrator privileges 2 Start Intel PROSet gt How to Start Intel PROSet pg 59 3 Select and right click a team to remove 4
53. _ Primary link acak Secondary link PG 185 LAN LAN AFT LAN PAgP Cisco FEC GEC
54. 5 2 PP 23 Windows NT Tntel R PROSet II POINT gt Windows NT Intel PROSet Il E Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server J ServerStart TntelP PROSet Mntel PROSet Imtel PROSet mmtel PROSel 1 Intel PROSet 2 5 Intel PROSet 21 3 9 2 11 00
55. Preferred Primary Intel R PROSet for Wired Connections I x File Action Help E H Network Components Team Configuration Advanced Network Driver E BF Team 0 Adapter Fault Tolerance a Member Adapters Adapters In Team JA Broadcom Netxtreme Gigabil JA Intel R PRO 1000 MT Serve Adapter Broadcom Netxtreme Gigabit Ethemet Intel R PRO 1000 MT Server Adapter Priority Status Not Set Standby 1 Active r Team Information Ethemet Address 00042349034C IP Address Not Assigned Team Type Adapter Fault Tolerance Test Switch Configuration Gi E Ea ea oy CE 5 Teaming AFT ALB SFT Static Link Aggregation 65 66 5 2 Creating Team Perform the following procedures to create a team 1 2 Log on with the administrator privileges Start Intel PROSet gt How to Start Intel PROSet pg 59 Select LAN adapter to build in the team and right click Click Add to Team Create New Team The Teaming wizard window appears Select the type of the team to create and click NEXT For AFT Adapter Fault Tolerance For ALB Adaptive Load Balancing For SFT Switch Fault Tolerance For Static Link Aggregation Static Link Aggregation Do not select other types of team When CAUTION appears click Next Select LAN adapter to build in the team and click Next Uncheck LAN adapters which are not built in the team
56. Server Read this manual carefully to handle the product correctly For details about drivers for other operating systems refer to manuals supplied with the system or the Fujitsu PRIMERGY website http primergy fujitsu com August 2005 For Your Safety This manual contains important information required to operate this product safely Thoroughly review the information in this manual before using this product Especially note the points under Safety and only operate this product with a complete understanding of the material provided This manual should be kept in an easy to access location for quick reference when using this product High Safety The Products are designed developed and manufactured as contemplated or general use including without limitation general office use personal use household use and ordinary industrial use but are not designed developed and manufactured as contemplated for use accompanying fatal risks or dangers that unless extremely high safety is secured could lead directly to death personal injury severe physical damage or other loss hereinafter High Safety Required Use including without limitation nuclear reaction control in nuclear facility aircraft flight control air traffic control mass transport control medical life support system missile launch control in weapon system You shall not use this Product without securing the sufficient safety required for the High Safety Requi
57. and right click Click Add VLAN Set ID and Name then click OK ID must be the same as the set values on the switch The available range to set is 1 to 4094 Name does not need to be the same as the setting on the switch Repeat steps 4 to 6 for each VLAN Click OK and exit Intel R PROSet When VLAN settings are completed the following virtual adapter is created Intel R Adavanced Network Services Virtual Adapter Upper layer protocol is bound to this virtual adapter It cannot bind to LAN card configuring VLAN IP address is set in this virtual adapter Restart the system 6 3 Removing VLAN Perform the following procedures to remove VLAN 1 Log on with the administrator privileges 2 Start Intel R PROSet gt How to Start Intel PROSet pg 59 3 Select and right click VLAN to remove 4 Click Remove VLAN A confirmation message appears 5 Click OK When the You just removed the last VLAN instance from this adapter message appears click OK 6 Click OK and exit Intel R PROSet 7 Restart the system 6 VLAN 71 7 Solutions When the Card Cannot be Connected to Network This chapter explains cases when the LAN card cannot be connected to the network Check the LEDs as follows For PG 1862 PG 286 LED type LED status LAN card status ACT LNK A Lights in green Links with switch and hub a
58. mark indicates reference pages or manuals Key Descriptions Operations Keys are represented throughout this manual in the following manner E g Ctrl key Enter key gt key etc The following indicate pressing several keys at once E g Ctrl F3 key Shift 7 key etc Entering Commands Keys CD ROM drive names are shown as CD ROM drive Enter your drive name according to your environment CD ROM drive setup exe 46 Abbreviations The following expressions and abbreviations are used to describe the product names used in this manual Expressions and Product names P abbreviations Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition Windows Server 2003 Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition Microsoft Windows 2000 Server Windows 2000 Server Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server Windows Windows Server 2003 Standard x64 Edition Windows Server 2003 or Windows Windows Server 2003 Enterprise x64 Edition Windows Server 2003 x64 Onboard PG 18xx 28xx LAN Driver V9 2 This driver or the driver Safety For your safety and that of others follow the guidelines provided on the following pages concerning the use of this product N WARNING Electric Shock Electric Shock A CAUTION A A 47 48 Check the items supplied Before using the product check that no supplied or atta
59. 1 Information The following preferred secondary adapter takes priority adapter name 22 Warning Primary adapter could not detect the following probe adapter name Cause A team may be divided 35 Warning team name missing one adapter is initialized Check that all adapters exist 38 Information adapter name is removed from the team 42 Warning adapter name is not set correctly Adapter cannot process remote management function and be in a network team at the same time Notes Even when the teaming operation is started correctly ID 6 7 8 event logs are stored at the system boot These can be ignored for it is not a problem When teaming is configured ID 11 warning log and multiple event logs such as ID 15 may be stored in the event viewer system log at the system boot These can be ignored for it is not a prob lem 68 6 VLAN This chapter explains VLAN 6 1 VLAN Virtual LAN VLAN is not a physical connection but a logically grouped device connected to LAN VLAN can specify network segments that the device can use It can enhance network performance and security VLAN also has a function to logically group multiple users and devices enabling network management among buildings easily Normally VLAN is set on the switch so that a device can only belong to a single VLAN per LAN card However using this driver multiple VLANs can be configured on one LAN card This driver
60. 1852 1862 188 1881 L 1882 L 189 1891 L 1892 L 286 I 5 el R PRO 1000 Server PG 1862 188 1881 L 1882 L 189 1891 L 1892 L 286 I B el R PRO 1000 Desktop PG 1852 Intel R PRO 1000 MT Desktop PG 1852 Intel R PRO 1000 T Server PG 1891 Intel R PRO 1000 MT Server PG 1892 3 Intel R PRO 1000 Fiber PG 188 1881 L 1882 L Intel R PRO 1000 copper PG 1852 1862 189 1891 L 1892 L 286 82544 base adapter PG 1881 L 1891 L 82550 base adapter PG 1851 1861 1871 L 82559 base adapter PG 185 82559 base or later adapter PG 185 1851 1861 1871 L 4 2 Installing Perform the following procedures to install Intel R PROSet 1 Log on with the administrator privileges 2 Insert the attached driver CD 3 Execute PROSet exe in the driver CD For Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server CD ROM drive APPS PROSet W03XP2K PROSet exe For Windows Server 2003 x64 CD ROM drive APPS PROSet W03_32E PROSet exe Intel R PROSet for Wired Connections InstallShield wizard appears 4 Click Next 5 Select I accept the terms in the license agreement and click Next 6 Select Typical and click Next 7 Click Install Installing Intel R PROSet starts 8 Click Finish 9 Restart the system 4 3 Uninstalling Perform the following procedures to uninstall Intel R PROSet 1 Log on with the administrator privileges
61. 1862 188 1881 L 1882 L 189 1891 L 1892 L 286 R PRO 1000 PG 1852 R PRO 1000 MT PG 1852 R PRO 1000 T PG 1891 R PRO 1000 MT PG 1892 R PRO 1000 PG 188 1881 L 1882 L R PRO 1000 f PG 1852 1862 189 1891 L 1892 L 286 82544 PG 1881 L 1891 L 82550 PG 1851 1861 1871 L 82559 PG 185 82559 PG 185 1851 1861 1871 L 22 5 2 Intel PROSet 1 2 CD CD PROSet exe Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server CD ROM APPS PROSet W03XP2K PROSet exe Windows Server 2003 x64 CD ROM APPS PROSet W03_32E PROSet exe Tntel R PROSet for Wired Connections InstallShield
62. CP SFT 1 LAN 2 Gigabit Ethernet Fast Ethernet AFT ALB SFT IPSec IPX NetBIOS LAN IP E Balancing PG 1852 AFT ALB
63. Click Remove Team A confirmation message appears 5 Click OK 6 Click OK and exit Intel PROSet 7 Restart the system CSIMPORTANTS 5 Teaming AFT ALB SFT Static Link Aggregation 67 5 4 Event Log When configuring a team the following event logs appear Source i ANSMiniport ID Type Message 6 Information Primary adapter is initialized adapter name 7 Information Adapter is initialized adapter name 8 Information team name Team is initialized 10 Information Current primary adapter is switched from the following adapter adapter name 11 Warning The following adapter link is not connected adapter name 12 Information Secondary adapter takes priority adapter name 13 Warning adapter name is disabled in the team 14 Information Secondary adapter is added to the team again adapter name 15 Information The following adapter link is connected adapter name 16 Warning team name The last adapter lost link Network connection is lost 17 Information team name Adapter reestablished link Network connection is recovered 18 Information The following preferred primary adapter is detected adapter name 19 Information The following preferred secondary adapter is detected adapter name 20 Information The following preferred primary adapter takes priority adapter name 2
64. E T 10BASE T 10Mbps 100BASE TX 100Mbps 1000BASE SX 1000Mbps 1000BASE T 1000Mbps PCI PCI2 2 32bit33MHz PCI2 2 64bit33MHz PCI2 2 64bit66MHz PCI X 1 0a 64bit100MHz PCI X 1 0a 64bit133MHz PCI Express 1 0a LAN Intel 82545GM Intel 82546EB Intel 82546GB 1 2 RJ 45 LC NS 5 se O 1000BASE T 5e Cat Se 5 Cat 5 A A 1 1 2 Intel PROSet gt TA Intel PROSet P21 3 LAN 4
65. For Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server simply installing this driver does not install Intel R PROSet To install Intel R PROSet refer to the followings Notes on Systems gt pg 59 4 2 Installing pg 60 Notes on Systems When a driver is automatically installed using ServerStart Intel R PROSet is also installed If Intel R PROSet is displayed in the Control Panel it is already installed Check the version using the following procedures and if the Intel R PROSet in old version is installed install Intel R PROSet of this driver 1 Start Intel R PROSet 2 Click the Help menu About 3 The version is displayed as follows Version 9 2 11 00 version of this driver For details on the settings click Help in Intel R PROSet When referring to Help note the following points PG 1851 does not include a Security offloading IPSEC hardware assist function Do not set a small value in Receive Descriptors in Advanced of Intel R PROSet When descriptions in Help of Intel R PROSet and in this manual differ priority shall be given to this manual LAN cards corresponding to LAN card names displayed in Help are as follows E 4 Intel PROSet 59 LAN card in Help Corresponding LAN card I 5 el R PRO 100 PG 185 1851 1861 1871 L I 3 el R PRO 100 PG 185 I 5 el R PRO 100 S PG 1871 L I 3 el R PRO 1000 PG
66. L When the connecting devices do not have the auto recognition function perform the following settings to set fixed transmission speed and duplex mode 1 Log on with the administrator privileges 2 Start Intel R PROSet E gt How to Start Intel PROSet pg 59 3 Select LAN adapter to set and click Speed tab AppendixA 75 76 5 6 Set the transmission speed and duplex mode to use in Link Speed and Duplex Settings Click OK and exit Intel R PROSet Restart the system POINT gt To fix full duplex mode make sure to set both the LAN card and the connecting devices For 1000 BASE T LAN card PG 1852 1862 189 1891 L 1892 L 286 When a 1000Mbps speed cannot be fixed and the connecting devices can transmit at 1000Mbps normally transmission is performed at 1000Mbps in default setting auto negotiation is enabled When fixed transmission speed and duplex mode settings are necessary perform the following This setting can only specify a speed under 100Mbps 1 2 5 6 Log on with the administrator privileges Start Intel R PROSet gt How to Start Intel PROSet pg 59 Select LAN adapter to set and click Speed tab Set the transmission speed and duplex mode to use in Link Speed and Duplex Settings Click OK and exit Intel R PROSet Restart the system POINT gt To fix full duplex mode make sure to set both the LAN card and the connecting devices A 3 Jumbo Frame
67. M OK OK Intel R 82546EB OK Intel R 82546GB OK Port number 1 port OK OK 2 ports OK OK Connector RJ 45 OK OK OK LC OK Cable option Category5 Category5e OK OK OK Multi mode fiber OK For 1000BASE T use the cable in enhanced category 5 Cat Se When using the cable in category 5 Cat 5 make sure to check that the cable is usable in advance Appendix A A 1 Setting Local Address Perform the following procedures to set a local address 1 Log on with the administrator privileges 2 Start Intel R PROSet gt How to Start Intel PROSet pg 59 3 Select the LAN adapter to set and click Advanced tab 4 Specify a local address to set the value in Locally Administered Address Enter hexadecimal 12 digit number starting with 02 5 Click OK and exit Intel R PROSet 6 Restart the system POINT gt To return to the global address check Not Present or remove the value in Locally Administered Address A 2 Setting Transmission Speed Duplex Mode A LAN card has the auto negotiation auto recognition function for transmission speed and duplex mode Normally if connecting devices when the switch also posseses the auto recognition function optimal transmission speed and duplex mode are automatically selected and operated Perform the following procedures to set transmission speed and duplex mode For 100 BASE TX LAN card PG 185 1851 1861 1871
68. N ports for configuring one team of AFT ALB Static Link Aggregation In the same system a maximum of two teams can be configured Note that the number of available LAN ports is limited depending on each system Available LAN ports for one team of SFT is up to two ports In the same system a maximum of two teams can be configured It is also possible to configure AFT ALB SFT with combined Gigabit Ethernet ports and Fast Ethernet ports When teaming is used IPSec hardware assist function cannot be used Even if all LAN ports in a team have IPSec hardware assist function do not use it When AFT ALB SFT Static Link Aggregation is used only the following target protocol can be used AFT SFT Static Link Aggregation IP NetBEUI IPX NCP and IPX NetBIOS ALB IP and IPX NCP LAN ports in a team must be in the same network broadcast domain IP address is shared When ALB is used only switching hub can be used When teaming is used Windows Load Balancing Service WLBS and Network Load Balancing NLB cannot be used A team cannot be configured with PG 1852 When Static Link Aggregation is used only the switches corresponding to link aggregation can be used When AFT ALB Static Link Aggregation is used it is necessary to connect to the same switch When SFT is used spanning tree function on the switch must be enabled When AFT ALB Static Link Aggregation is used spanning tree function of the port connected to the switch must be
69. O 1000 Intel 82543GC based Ethernet controller Perform the following steps 6 10 for all LAN adapters CSIMPORTANT Double click the icon of LAN adapter Properties are displayed Click the Driver tab and click Update Driver The Welcome to the Upgrade Device Driver Wizard window appears Click Next The Install Hardware Device Driver window appears Select Search for a suitable driver for my device and click Next 9 Insert the attached driver CD 10 Check the CD ROM drives of the option in the searched place only and click Next The The wizard found a driver for the following device message appears 11 Click Next The Finish device driver upgrade wizard window appears 12 Click Finish 13 Click Close POINT gt Click Advanced tab and change the value in Adaptive Tecnology to On if it is Off 14 Restart the system For LAN card names displayed in the Device Manager after the driver installation refer to 2 4 Displayed LAN Card Names gt pg 55 Referring to 1 2 Module Version Level gt pg 51 check that the drivers updated for all LAN adapters are correctly updated and that the version is correct CSINPORTAND 3 Windows 2000 Server LAN Driver 57 58 3 2 Adding a Card When the system is started right after OS installation or new LAN card installation the following window may appear Follow the instructions below When
70. PRI MERGY B7FY 1601 01 LAN V9 2 LAN Driver V9 2 User s Guide Onboard PG 18xx 28xx co FUJITSU IDEII HEO LAN IA PRIMERGY PCI LAN Local Area Network LAN LAN Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server Windows NT FMWORLD NET PRIMERGY http www fmworld net biz primergy 2005 8
71. T 6 2 ooo ccc eet e eee e eens eens 6 3 64 mmwnnnnnnn nn 7 VLAN EE ee de ea TA VAN IEDC Nh A 7 2 VLAN nnnamwwwmwnan nan 7 3 VLAN 8 9 LAN 2 ccc eee eee EC A 1 mamanaman A 2 eee A 3 A 4 LAN 200 eee A 5 LAN 42 43 1 LAN LAN 1 1 LAN Fast Ethernet Gigabit Ethernet LAN gt 9LAN P38 E OS OS
72. Windows 2000 Server LAN Driver pg 56 Available LAN card This driver supports the following LAN cards PG 185 PG 1851 PG 1852 PG 1861 PG 1862 e PG 1871 L e PG 188 PG 1881 L PG 1882 L e PG 189 PG 1891 L PG 1892 L PG 286 CSINPORTAND 1 2 Module Version Level The module version levels of the driver are as follows LAN adapters include Fast Ethernet 100BASE TXX Gigabit Ethernet 1000BASE T 1000BASE SX and virtual adapter AFT VLAN etc For Windows Server 2003 Card type Module version File name Fast Ethernet 8 0 15 0 e100b325 sys Gigabit Ethernet 8 4 21 0 e1000325 sys Virtual adapter 8 01 05 0000 ianswxp sys For Windows Server 2003 x64 Card type Module version File name Gigabit Ethernet 8 4 21 0 e1G5132e sys Virtual adapter 8 01 05 0000 iansw32e sys For Windows 2000 Server Card type Module version File name Fast Ethernet 8 0 15 0 e100bnt5 sys Gigabit Ethernet 8 4 21 0 e1000ntS sys Virtual adapter 8 01 05 0000 iansw2k sys How to check version level The procedures to check the version level differ for Intel PROSet and Gigabit Ethernet Details are as follows For Intel PROSet Start Intel PROSet Click the LAN adapter to check 1 2 3 Click the Network Driver tab 4 Check the version displayed in the driver information For Device Manager 1 Start the Computer Management
73. Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server 1 2 Intel PROSet IM Intel PROSet P21 3 LAN 4 LAN Windows NT 1 2 Intel PROSet gt TA Intel PROSet P21 3 LAN 4 LAN PCI 5 Intel PROSet 25 26 6 AFT ALB SFT
74. ched items are missing If any items are missing contact an office listed in Appendix B Contact Information gt pg 79 LAN Card e Driver CD LAN Driver V9 2 User s Guide this manual Intel and LANDesk are registered trademarks of Intel Corporation in the USA Microsoft Windows and Windows Server are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the USA and other countries Other product names used are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective manufacturers Other products are copyrights of their respective manufacturers All Rights Reserved Copyright FUJITSU LIMITED 2005 Contents 7 8 LAN Driver EIA 1 1 LAN Driver Overview 1 2 Module Version Level kusini UA eee eee eee Windows Server 2003 LAN Driver 2 1 Updating the Driver 2 2 Addingia Cards ais carier fate catia ea a eres sande a Peek E 2 3 Removing the Driver 2 4 Displayed LAN Card Names Windows 2000 Server LAN Driver 3 1 Updating the Driver 32 Adding a Card ia eta ba hanae 3 3 Removing the Driver Intel PROSet 441 Intel PROSE LLSOTT oa gawd ea cea S 4 2 Installing AA el oe Le eden dee here eae 4 32 Uninstalling a as AA AAA 4 4 EAN
75. disabled When adding removing a LAN card to from a team in Static Link Aggregation it must be operated while the link is down For Static Link Aggregation all adapters must operate at the same speed With the teaming option do not use Express Team When operating remote operation using RemoteControlService function to control power supply via LAN by connecting onboard LAN with BMC a micro controller for server management teaming with onboard LAN cannot be used When operating remote operation using RemoteControlService means when IP address is set in Advanced IPMI LAN Settings Local IP address using BIOS setting of the server For details refer to the User s Guide supplied with the server When remote operation using RemoteControlService is set and teamed with onboard LAN remote operation using RemoteControlService does not function correctly Onboard LAN of Broadcom with Intel R PROSet and teaming with Intel LAN card are available The followings are notes on teaming For Intel R PROSet team cannot be configured only with Broadcom onboard LAN When teaming Broadcom onboard LAN with Intel R PROSet more than one port of Intel LAN card must be built in the teaming Broadcom onboard LAN models which cannot be built in the teaming with Intel R PROSet are as follows PRIMERGY RX300 PRIMERGY TX200 During teaming set the priority of the Intel LAN card to ili select Intel LAN adapter in the team and right click to select
76. een the LAN port and switch and equivalent errors Therefore even if a switch is partly faulty the path will not be switched and an error may occur in the transmission using a team as long as the port connected to the LAN port is normal in the link level Static Link Aggregation Static Link Aggregation is in addition to the AFT redundant function a function to enhance throughput by adding LAN port to a team It continuously analyzes the transmission load of each team member and the switch load adjust incoming traffic It is necessary for all adapters to operate at the same speed and for all ports in a same team to be connected to the same switch This teaming mode requires a switch with Intel R Link Aggregation or Cisco FEC or GEC capability Configuration of Static Link Aggregation PRIMERGY Primary link Secondary link Notes The following are notes on the use of teaming using this driver For details refer to Help of Intel R PROSet However when descriptions in Help and in this manual differ priority shall be given to this manual Teaming can be used only with Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server required SP2 or later When a team is configured a virtual adapter is created on the OS Example Intel R Advanced Network Services Virtual Adapter etc Upper layer protocol is bound not to an individual real adapter consisting a team but to this virtual adapter Up to four ports are available LA
77. er path Secondary link so that the transmission can be continued without disruption For AFT all ports in a team must be connected to the same switch Also switch spanning tree function is required to be disabled Adaptive Load Balancing ALB is in addition to the AFT redundant function a technology to improve transmission performance to send data from PRIMERGY to two LAN ports Data reception is performed only with Primary Link if Advanced Receive Load Balancing is set to Disabled For ALB all ports in a team must be connected to the same switch as well Also switch spanning tree function is required to be disabled Configuration of AFT ALB PRIMERGY Primary link Secondary link SFT Switch Fault Tolerance SFT is a redundant function with a configuration in which each LAN port is connected to a different switch Spanning tree function on the switch is enabled so that the switch can be used in the redundant configuration When an error occurs between the LAN port and its connected switch the path to use is switched However errors between switches arrows in the following figure cannot be detected For such errors it is necessary that the switch spanning tree function is activated Configuration of SFT PRIMERGY Primary link Secondary link 5 Teaming AFT ALB SFT Static Link Aggregation 63 Errors that will definitely cause paths to be switched are link disruption betw
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79. itsu com Of P Onboard PG 18x RIMERGY x 28xx LAN V9 2 Onboard PG 18xx 28xx LAN Driver V9 2 User s Guide B7FY 1601 01 00 Issued on Issued by 2005 8 August 2005 FUJITSU LIMITED Printed in Japan at E The contents of this manual may be revised without prior notice Fujitsu assumes no liability for damages to third party copyrights or other rights arising from the use of any information in this manual No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form without the prior written permission of Fujitsu Any manual which has missing pages or which is incorrectly collated will be replaced co FUJITSU 100 7 F 0 NA WA Y
80. itting Receiving data 10 OFF Lights in amber Card is operating at 1000Mbps speed 100 GRN Lights in green Card is operating at 100Mbps speed ACT LNK 1000 ORG off Card is operating at 10Mbps speed i Blinks in amber PND blinking with Identify Adapter of me 100 GRN When ACT LNK LED does not light blink 1000 ORG Check that the driver is installed Check the connection with switch and hub Use another port of switch and hub Network may be in the status of inactive transmission Try to log in from the other line 7 Solutions When the Card Cannot be Connected to Network 73 8 LAN Card Specifications This chapter explains specifications of the LAN card that accompanies with this driver Model PG 1862 PG 1892 L PG 1882 L PG 286 Specification IEEE802 3u 100BASE TX OK OK OK IEEE802 3z 1000BASE SX OK IEEE802 3ab 1000BASE T OK OK OK IEEE802 3i 10BASE T OK OK OK Network type transmission speed 10BASE T 10Mbps OK OK OK 100BASE TX 100Mbps OK OK OK 1000BASE SX 1000Mbps OK 1000BASE T 1000Mbps OK OK OK PCI specifications PCI2 2 32bit33MHz OK OK OK PCI2 2 64bit33MHz OK OK OK PCI2 2 64bit66MHz OK OK OK PCI X 1 0a 64bit100MHz OK OK OK PCI X 1 0a 64bit133MHz OK OK OK PCI Express 1 0a OK LAN controller Intel R 82545G
81. ivileges Exit all running applications Start Intel R PROSet gt How to Start Intel PROSet pg 59 Select newly installed LAN adapter and right click Select Remove from Team A confirmation message may appear Click OK to continue Select the LAN adapter removed from the team and moved to out of the team and right click Select Add to Team select the former team name and build in the newly installed LAN card to the team again When there are multiple LAN cards perform the above steps 6 9 Click OK and exit Intel R PROSet Restart the system CSINPORTAND Appendix B Contact Information Australia Fujitsu Australia Limited Tel 61 2 9776 4555 Fax 61 2 9776 4556 Address 2 Julius Avenue Cnr Delhi Road North Ryde Australia N S W 2113 China Fujitsu China Holdings Co Ltd Tel 86 21 5292 9889 Fax 86 21 5292 9566 Address 18F Citic Square 1168 West Nanjing Road Shanghai China 200041 Hong Kong Fujitsu Hong Kong Limited Tel 852 2827 5780 Fax 852 2827 4724 Address 10 F Lincoln House 979 King s Road Taikoo Place Island East Hong Kong Indonesia PT Fujitsu Systems Indonesia Offices Headquarters Tel 62 21 570 9330 Hunting Fax 62 21 573 5150 Address Wisma Kyoei Prince 10th Floor Jl Jend Sudirman Kav 3 4 Jakarta Indonesia 10220 Korea Fujitsu Korea Ltd Tel 82 2 3787 6000 Fax 82 2 3787 6066 Address Susong Tower Buildin
82. oft Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition Windows Server 2003 Microsoft Windows 2000 Server Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server Windows 2000 Server Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Standard x64 Edition Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise x64 Edition Windows Server 2003 Windows Server 2003 x64 Microsoft Windows NT Server Network Operating System Version 4 0 Microsoft Windows NT Server Enterprise Edition 4 0 Windows NT Onboard PG 18xx 28xx LAN V9 2 LAN CD LAN V9 2 Intel LANDesk Microsoft Windows NT Windows Windows Server Microsoft Corporation
83. r 53 54 8 Select Install the software automatically Recommended and click Next 9 Click Finish CSIMPORTANTD 10 Click Close P POINT gt Click Advanced tab and change the value in Adaptive Tecnology to On if it is Off 11 Restart the system For LAN card names displayed in the Device Manager after the driver installation refer to 2 4 Displayed LAN Card Names gt pg 55 Referring to 1 2 Module Version Level gt pg 51 check that the drivers updated for all LAN adapters are correctly updated and that the version is correct CSINPORTAND 2 2 Adding a Card When the system is started right after OS installation or new LAN card installation the Found NEW Hardware window may appear The driver will be automatically installed However when another driver than this driver is installed refer to 2 1 Updating the Driver pg 53 to install a driver For checking the version level refering to 1 2 Module Version Level gt pg 51 When Start new hardware search wizard appears click Cancel to close the window and refer to 2 1 Updating the Driver gt pg 53 to install a driver 2 3 Removing the Driver Perform the following procedures to remove the driver 1 2 24 Log on with the administrator privileges Remove Intel PROSet 4 3 Uninstalling pg 61 Click Start Control Panel gt Add or Remove Programs Select Intel R PRO Network Connections Driver
84. re correctly established ACTLNK A ACT LNK B Blinks in green Transmitting Receiving data Lights in amber Card is operating at 1000Mbps speed 10 OFF Lights in green Card is operating at 100Mbps speed 100 GRN Off Card is operating at 10Mbps speed 3 LED for the card is blinki ith Identify Ad Jof bats or the card is blinking wit entify Adapter 0 kK Blinks in amber Intel R PROSet N _ ACT LNK B When ACT LNK A B LED does not light blink 10 OFF 100 GRN Check that the driver is Sd 0 Check the connection with switch and hub Use another port of switch and hub Network may be in the status of inactive transmission Try to log in from the other line e For PG 1882 L LED LED status LAN card status Lights in green Links with switch and hub are correctly established ACT LNK Blinks in green Transmitting Receiving data BLAS LED for the card is blinking with Identify Adapter of Blinks in amber Intel R PROSet ACT LNK When ACT LNK LED does not light blink Check that the driver is installed Check the connection with switch and hub Use another port of switch and hub Network may be in the status of inactive transmission Try to log in from the other line For PG 1892 L LED LED status LAN card status ACT LNK Lights in green Links with switch and hub are correctly established Blinks in green Transm
85. red Use If you wish to use this Product for High Safety Required Use please consult with our sales representatives in charge before such use 45 Remarks Warning Descriptions Various symbols are used throughout this manual These are provided to emphasize important points for your safety and that of others The symbols and their meanings are as follows Be sure to fully understand these before reading this manual ZA WARNING Ignoring this symbol could be potentially lethal ZA CAUTION Ignoring this symbol may lead to injury and or damage the device or hardware options The following symbols are used to indicate the type of warning or cautions being described A The triangle mark emphasizes the urgency of the WARNING and CAUTION Details are detailed inside the triangle and above it S A barred circle warns against certain actions Do Not These actions are detailed inside the circle and above it A black circle indicates actions that must be taken These actions are detailed inside the black circle and above it Symbols The following are symbols used throughout this manual Symbols Meaning These sections explain prohibited actions and points to note when using this L INRORTAND device Make sure to read these sections fo These sections explain information needed to operate the hardware and POINT software properly Make sure to read these sections gt This
86. s and click Chang Remove Click Yes The driver is uninstalled Restart the system Displayed LAN Card Names LAN card names displayed in Device Manager are as follows LAN Card LAN device name PG 185 Intel R PRO 100 Server Adapter PILA8470B PG 1851 Intel R PRO 100 Server Adapter PG 1852 Intel R PRO 1000 MT Desktop Adapter PG 1861 Intel R PRO 100 S Dual Port Server Adapter PG 1862 Intel R PRO 1000 MT Dual Port Server Adapter PG 1871 L Intel R PRO 100 S Server Adapter PG 188 Intel R PRO 1000 F Server Adapter PG 1881 L Intel R PRO 1000 XF Server Adapter PG 1882 L Intel R PRO 1000 MF Server Adapter PG 189 Intel R PRO 1000 T Server Adapter PG 1891 L Intel R PRO 1000 XT Server Adapter PG 1892 L Intel R PRO 1000 MT Server Adapter PG 286 Intel R PRO 1000 P Dual Port Server Adapter 2 Windows Server 2003 LAN Driver 55 56 3 Windows 2000 Server LAN Driver This chapter explains Windows 2000 Server LAN driver 3 1 Updating the Driver Perform the following procedures to update the driver 1 2 Log on with the administrator privileges Click Start Programs gt Administrative Tools gt Computer Management The Computer Management window appears Click Device Manager Double click Network adapters Installed LAN adapters are displayed Intel PRO 100 Intel PRO 100 Intel PR
87. supports VLAN defined in IEEE802 1Q Switch Supporting IEEE802 1Q PRIMERGY VLAN10 20 30 PG 185 VLAN10 VLAN20 VLAN30 Client Client Client Client Client Client Notes For details refer to Help of Intel R PROSet When descriptions in Help and in this manual differ priority shall be given to this manual VLAN can be used only with Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Server required SP2 or later Make sure to use Intel R PROSet when adding and removing VLAN Do not remove or add VLAN from Device Manager Network and Dial up connection or Network connection Without Intel R PROSet VLAN cannot be added or removed correctly When adding VLAN again after it is removed add the VLAN after system reboot VLAN cannot be set for Broadcom onboard LAN or team adapters including Broadcom onboard LAN Do not use protocol other than IP on the VLAN The maximum number of available VLAN for one LAN port is 10 VLAN with valid NetBIOS over TCP IP must be up to four in the whole system 6 VLAN 69 70 6 2 Creating VLAN Perform the following procedures to create a VLAN 1 Set the port of the switch connected to the LAN card to enable send receive of VLAN tag frames Log on with the administrator privileges Start Intel R PROSet gt How to Start Intel PROSet pg 59 Select LAN adapter to set VLAN
88. the Found New Hardware message appears When an OS installed LAN card driver is newly added automatically Insert Disk dialog box may appear to request inserting Intel R PRO Adapter CD ROM or floppy disk or Intel R PRO 1000 Driver Disk In this case click Cancel and install the driver referring to 3 1 Updating the Driver gt pg 56 When Welcome to the Found New Hardware Wizard appears Click Next and go to step 8 It is not necessary to perform step 13 3 3 Removing the Driver Perform the following procedures to remove the driver 1 Log on with the administrator privileges 2 Remove Intel PROSet 4 3 Uninstalling pg 61 3 Click Start Settings gt Control Panel gt Add Remove Programs 4 Select Intel R PRO Network Connections Drivers and click Change Remove 5 Click Yes The driver is uninstalled 6 Restart the system 4 Intel PROSet This chapter explains Intel PROSet 4 1 Intel PROSet Detailed settings of LAN card driver are available using Intel PROSet To operate Duplex mode Teaming VLAN setting or LAN card diagnosis use Intel PROSet Intel PROSet can be started from Control Panel in the system How to Start Intel PROSet For Windows Server 2003 Click Start gt Control Panel gt Intel R PROSet Wired For Windows 2000 Server Click Start Settings gt Control Panel Intel R PROSet Wired POINT gt
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