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e. Log on to the environment.<br />

f. Click Start, and open the Control Panel.<br />

g. Click Hardware<br />

h. Click Device Manager.<br />

i. Expand the Storage Controllers node.<br />

There will be four entries listed for each HBA which will all have the same Slot<br />

Number.<br />

j. Right-click each HBA in the list that identifies a Slot Number from the list of Ports<br />

to be disabled and then select Properties.<br />

k. Under the General tab locate the Location information which is of the form:<br />

PCI Slot X (PCI bus Y, device N function Z)<br />

For the HBA in Slot X there will be 4 entries listed with Location information as<br />

follows:<br />

PCI Slot X (PCI bus Y, device N function 0)<br />

PCI Slot X (PCI bus Y, device N function 1)<br />

PCI Slot X (PCI bus Y, device N+1 function 0)<br />

PCI Slot X (PCI bus Y, device N+1 function 1)<br />

l. Match the recorded information for the unused HBA Ports to the location<br />

information as follows:<br />

Unused HBA Port Location Information from<br />

Properties<br />

Slot X, Port 0 PCI Slot X (PCI bus Y, device N function 0)<br />

Slot X, Port 1 PCI Slot X (PCI bus Y, device N function 1)<br />

Slot X, Port 2 PCI Slot X (PCI bus Y, device N+1 function<br />

0)<br />

Slot X, Port 3 PCI Slot X (PCI bus Y, device N+1 function<br />

1)<br />

m. If the device and function number in the Location information matches one of the<br />

unused HBA Ports recorded earlier, click the Driver tab, and then click Disable<br />

to disable the HBA Port.<br />

Continue through the list of HBA ports to match and disable the slot-port pairs that<br />

you recorded earlier.<br />

Configuring the Network<br />

When you initially receive your ClearPath MCP <strong>FS6200</strong> <strong>Server</strong>, a default networking<br />

environment has been established using the following pre-configured initialization files:<br />

CLEARPATH/INIT/CNS<br />

CLEARPATH/INIT/TCPIP<br />

Customizing the <strong>Server</strong> Configuration<br />

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