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The system programs are a set of utility programs you can use to interact
with the server to perform such tasks as working with the configuration,
setting passwords, changing the date and time, and testing the server. The
system programs are shipped with the system on two diskettes called the
Reference Diskette and the Diagnostic Diskette. Also, shipped with the system
are diskette images of the system programs and several utility programs on the
ServerGuide CD.
In addition, non-array systems are shipped with the system programs already
installed in a protected area of the hard disk called the System Partition. The
System Partition is protected against operating-system read, write, and format
operations to guard against accidental erasure or modification. Disk-array
systems do not have a System Partition.
The Main Menu
Reference and Diagnostic Diskettes
Starting the Reference Diskette
Starting the System Programs from the Hard Disk
Backing Up and Restoring the System Partition
Updating the System Partition
Updates to the System Programs
Device Drivers
Configuration
Configuration Settings
Configuration Errors
Working with the Configuration Information
Starting the Set Configuration Program
Viewing the Configuration
Changing the Configuration
Bypassing the System Programs
Backing Up the Configuration
Restoring the Configuration
Running Automatic Configuration
Setting and Viewing SCSI Device Configuration
Removing a SCSI Device
Enabling the Presence Error Reporting Feature
Disabling the Presence Error Reporting Feature
Displaying the Memory Map
Recording Changes
Configuring the Parallel Ports
Parallel-Port Compatibility Mode
Assigning Parallel Ports
Viewing Parallel-Port Assignments
Changing Parallel-Port Assignments
Configuring the Serial Ports
Assigning Serial Ports
Viewing Serial-Port Assignments
Changing Serial-Port Assignments
Selectable Drive-Startup Sequence
Power-On Features
Setting the Power-on Password
Changing the Power-on Password
Removing the Power-on Password
Setting an Administrator Password
Changing an Administrator Password
Removing an Administrator Password
Unauthorized-Access Monitor
Fast Startup Mode
Setting Other Power-On Features
Turning Off the System
Set Console
Stand-Alone Utility Programs
Testing the Server
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