microsoft server build guidelines（微软服务器建立指导方针）.docVIP

PV Server Build Guideline This text is to be used and followed when building a new physical or virtual server running Microsoft Windows Operating System or ESX. The intended audience is only for [Define your scope here] personnel. Please follow the guidelines in this document when building a new Physical Windows server or ESX host, deploying a new VM, or creating a new Virtual Template – VT. Check the box next to type of machine you are creating. For every step that is completed for the new host or VM, please tick the box in the last column. Once done, please fill out your information and have your manager or supervisor sign the document. Virtual Machine Virtual Template Windows Physical Server ESX Server Physical Server Configurations (Windows) Item No. Description of Task Done 1 Minimum Disk Configuration shall be disk mirroring (RAID 1). Backups will be STILL NEEDED even with disk mirror engaged. 2 Run at least 2 CAT5e/6 cables for NIC teaming 3 Run at least 2 power cables for dual power redundancy to the system. 4 Use proper cable management mounting kit and run all cables neatly 5 Connect failure indicator probe at the back of cable management 6 Connect IP-KVM USB/PS2 dongle and register the machine name on the KVM switch via LCD. Update your local IP-KVM client database. 7 Make sure Memory Mirroring or Redundant Memory option is disabled in BIOS 8 Label all network cables and any fiber cables using the scheme defined in OS configuration for NICs (i.e. TeamMember#1). Cabling should be done counter clockwise on the back of the servers. 9 Disable DRAC if IP-KVM is connected 10 Enter the server on the Front Panel LCD if not available place a label on the front. Physical Server Configurations (ESX) Item No. Description of Task Done 1 Follow all the steps above as described in Physical Server Configurations (Windows) 2 Make sure all Hardware Virtualization features are turned on in BIOS as per KB1003212, /kb/1003212 (VT, XD)