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HP Image Manager 5.0: Quick Setup Guide - Page 3
Table of contents
1 Introduction What is HP Image Manager? ...1 About This Manual ...2 Conventions ...2
2 Installing Image Manager Components Server Requirements ...3 Running the Installer Wizard ...3 Completing the Server Installation ...18 HP Image Manager Server Configuration 19 Disk Storage Required on the Server 19 Configuring the License Server 19 Set The License Search Path Using An ...
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... is HP Image Manager?
HP Image Manager delivers operating systems and applications on-demand from your server to PCs or thin clients. The server is used as a virtual disk drive, so clients do not require a hard disk or flash memory. All application processing is done by the client. A single software image containing the operating system, application and hardware drivers...
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... by a single server hardware platform, multiple server platforms with a single service per platform, or with multiple services distributed over multiple platforms for fault tolerance.
About This Manual
This manual describes how to install and use HP Image Manager version 5.0. It assumes that you are familiar with Microsoft® Windows® and server operating system administration, as well as...
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... should have at least 512 MB of RAM (2GB or more is recommended). It is recommended that the latest service packs, patches, updates and hotfixes are applied to the server operating system. A server class Network Adapter is recommended for the Image Manager server network card. You should install the latest NIC (Network Interface Card) drivers for the NICs in the server...
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NOTE: If you want to install HP Image Manager on a server running Linux, you will need to run the Installer Wizard on a PC running a Windows operating system, select Decompress as the Setup type, then copy the server software component files installed on the PC to the server. 1. Run the HP Image Manager Installer Wizard.
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3. Read the License Agreement and, if you agree to the terms, select the I accept the agreement option then click Next >.
This dialog box provides instructions on how to install the software.
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4. Click Next > to continue.
5. Specify the directory where the software components will be installed. 6. Click Next > then select the type of installation required from the following options:
Running the Installer Wizard 7
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You might need to run the installation wizard several times, depending upon your network configuration. The most basic installation is a single machine serving the PXE, TFTP, and Flexnet License server services. To perform this kind of installation, you would select Server Installation (for Windows) and follow the prompts. Where prompted, check the box to install PXE server, the Flexnet...
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... controlling
● Decompress Unpack (but don't install) all the software components from the Image manager distribution to a folder on your hard drive. You can use this option if you plan to run HP Image Manager server on a Linux server, or if you want to manually install and configure everything on your Windows system
● Custom installation Any of the installation...
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... software for 90 days, or it could be the full Image Manager license obtained during the product download sequence. 10. Click Next > to continue. If you have selected Server installation (for Windows) or PXE Server installation or if the component PXE Server is selected on a Custom installation, the PXE Server Service Installation page is displayed. This page is not displayed...
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... Server installation (for Windows) or if Server components/Components for Windows is selected on a Custom installation, the Server Folders Paths page is displayed. This page is not displayed if... buttons are not displayed. 13. Choose between a Typical or a Custom installation. Typical-The server components are decompressed onto the default folders and the server settings are set with default folder ...
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... for Windows is selected on a Custom installation, the Image Manager Service Installation page is displayed. This page is not displayed if Decompress All is selected.
15. Choose to Install only or to Install and Start the HP Image Manager Server service. If you don't want to install the Image Manager server now, select Decompress "HP Image Manager Server" only and install it manually later...
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... install the Web Console. Full install may require the Windows installation disk. This option will install and configure IIS, FastCGI, and the web console. Partial install will only decompress into the install directory all needed files to install the web console manually. NOTE: The desktop manager console installation is described in more detail in chapter 3 of this guide.
Running the Installer...
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21. If the settings are correct, click Next > to begin installing the files to the specified location. A progress bar will indicate the current status of the installation.
NOTE: If the destination device does not have enough disk space for the software to be installed, a message will be displayed and the Installer Wizard will fail.
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... the steps manually (for example, if you have an existing FLEXnet server), you will need to complete this section before continuing with this guide. The following procedure assumes you have already installed the Server components of the HP Image Manager using the Installer Wizard described earlier. 1. Navigate to the directory containing the installed HP Image Manager software.
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... Microsoft IIS Web server (from the Windows installation disk), and configure it for use with the Desktop Manager console. Choose Partial Install if you already have some web-services configured on this server; for example if the server is running some other software tool that generates a web-page to control or monitor the tool. In the case of...
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1. If the client contains a bootable hard disk drive or flash disk, either disable the disk or physically remove it.
2. Make sure the client is configured to boot with PXE (boot from LAN). 3. Start the client.
The client's PXE PROM will display several messages. The HP Primary Bootstrap Loader file mPXELdr.bin is downloaded to the client. The client then...
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... letter h followed by the hexadecimal representation of the computer's MAC address.
7. You may also join the image to a domain using the tool included in the client installation and described in the HP Image Manager User Guide.
8. When you have completed all of the client customizations and installed any additional software you may need in the image, shut-down...
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...Windows disk drives. domain credentials The credentials maintained in a Windows domain between each of the member workstations and servers and the domain crontrollers. FLEXnet A software protection system controlling product activation and executable wrapping. HAL Hardware Abstraction Layer. An abstraction layer, implemented in software, between the physical hardware of a computer and the software...
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... to boot computers using a network interface independently of available data storage devices (like hard disks) or installed operating systems.
Samba A Unix-based server product that emulates Windows network file sharing.
SAN Storage Area Network. A storage area network is an architecture to attach remote computer storage devices (such as disk arrays, tape libraries, and optical jukeboxes) to...