Dell DL4000 User Manual page 133

Naming the boot cd file and setting the path
To name the boot CD file and set the path:
In the Create Boot CD dialog box, enter the ISO path where to store the boot image on the Core
server.
If the share on which you want to store the image is low on disk space, you can set the path as needed;
for example, D:\filename.iso.
NOTE: The file extension must be .iso. When specifying the path, use only alphanumeric characters,
the hyphen, and the period (only to separate host names and domains). The letters a to z are case-
insensitive. Do not use spaces. No other symbols or punctuation characters are permitted.
Creating connections
To create connections:
1. In Connection Options do one of the following:
• To obtain the IP address dynamically using Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), select
Obtain IP address automatically.
• Optionally, to specify a static IP address for the recovery console, select Use the following IP
address and enter the IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS server in the
appropriate fields. You must specify all of these fields.
2. If required, in the UltraVNC Options, select Add UltraVNC and then enter the UltraVNC options. The
UltraVNC settings enable you to manage the recovery console remotely while it is in use.
NOTE: This step is optional. If you need remote access to the recovery console, you must
configure and use the UltraVNC. You cannot log on using Microsoft Terminal Services while
using the boot CD.
Injecting drivers in a boot cd
Driver injection is used to facilitate the operability between the recovery console, network adapter, and
storage on the target server.
If you anticipate restoring to dissimilar hardware, you must inject storage controller, RAID, AHCI, chipset
and other drivers in the boot CD. These drivers make it possible for the operating system to detect and
operate all devices successfully.
NOTE: Keep in mind that the boot CD will automatically contain Windows 7 PE 32-bit drivers.
To inject drivers in a boot CD:
1. Download the drivers from the manufacturer's website for the server and unpack them.
2. Compress the folder that contains the drivers using a file compressing utility, such as WinZip.
3. In the Create Boot CD dialog box, in the Drivers pane, click Add a Driver.
4. To locate the compressed driver file, navigate through the filing system. Select the file, and then click
Open.
The injected drivers appear highlighted in the Drivers pane.
Creating the boot cd
To create a boot CD, after you have named the boot CD and specified the path, created a connection
and optionally injected the drivers, from the Create Boot CD screen, click Create Boot CD. The ISO
image is then created.
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