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How can I check the SCSI bus type and SCSI ID?
For many operating systems, you can install HP Library & Tape Tools from www.hp.com/
support/tapetools
and run the “Install Check” to check your server’s current SCSI
configuration (see page 37). This will provide information about the SCSI bus and the SCSI
IDs in use. See also the SCSI topic in the electronic User’s Guide on the
HP StorageWorks Tape CD-ROM for other ways of checking the SCSI bus type.
Do I need additional items for installation?
• If you have an HD rather than a VHD, wide, SCSI connector on your server, you will need
to purchase and install a VHD-to-HD adapter or use an HD-to-HD cable instead of the
supplied cable.
• If you do not have a spare, suitably-rated SCSI connector on your server, you must install a
new HBA (also known as a SCSI card). This should be of an Ultra Wide or higher SCSI
specification. We recommend that a 64-bit Ultra 3 (160) HBA is used. For specific details
relevant to your server model please refer to
www.hp.com/go/connect. You will need
to purchase and install the new HBA into an unused, 64-bit PCI expansion slot within your
server before installing your autoloader. (The kit can also be installed in a 32-bit PCI
expansion slot, but performance may be degraded.)
Refer to our World Wide Web site for recommended products, configurations and ordering
information:
www.hp.com/go/connect or www.hp.com/support.
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