Multitech CommPlete CC9600, User Manual

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CC9600 Chassis User Guide
12 CommPlete Communications Server
Installing Microsoft
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Windows
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NT Software on the CommPlete
This procedure tells how to install the Microsoft
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Windows
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NT software package on the CommPlete
Communication Server. This procedure can be performed only by using the optional DA96002 load card.
1. Start the Windows NT install process using the procedures in the Windows NT documentation.
2. When the CommPlete system is back running, copy the I386 directory from the NT CD to the root
directory of the CommPlete’s hard drive.
3. Copy the ISI608 driver disk to the root directory of the CommPlete’s hard drive.
4. Install any software that you need which requires the CD-ROM drive or the floppy drive.
5. Remove the IDE CD-ROM from the system. At the main menu, select “NT setup”. Under “Options”,
select “Add/Remove SCSI devices”. Highlight “IDE CD-ROM drive” and click on “Remove”.
6. At the Control panel, select “Devices”. Highlight the atdisk device. Select the Startup button and
click on “BOOT”. This will put a circle in the boot section.
7. Exit the menus and shutdown the CommPlete system.
8. Remove the RASCard, MT3334HD8 modems, and remove the DA9600 card and cables.
9. Re-install the RASCard and MT3334HD8 modem cards.
10. Restart the CommPlete system.
11. Install the ISI608 drives. Under the Main menu, select “Control Panel” and then select
“Networking”.
12. Select “Add new adapter”.
13. Select “Disk from manufacturer” from the bottom of the list.
14. Enter the path for the ISI608 drivers (e.g., “c:\isi608\winnt\”). The system will start installing the
drivers. The message box “How many cards?” is displayed.
15. Select “Three” cards. A prompt will ask for the I/O address and IRQ of the first card.
16. Enter 210 for the I/O address and 10 for the IRQ for the first card;
Enter I/O address 220 and IRQ 11 for the second card;
Enter I/O address 230 and IRQ 12 for the third card.
17. Leave the port numbers at the default settings, unless you have a good reason to change them.