1.1. English -- Safety Precautions

Be sure to take the following safety precautions during installation and maintenance of the Freeway communications server:

• Observe the warnings and directions printed on the Freeway server and its associated equipment.

• Check the electrical rating label on the Freeway chassis. Be sure that the voltage and frequency of your power source match this rating.

• The Freeway server must be plugged into a grounded, three-wire power outlet. Do not use an adapter that permits a three-wire electrical cord to be plugged into a two-wire power outlet.

• Use appropriately rated extension cords or power strips only.

• To ensure proper cooling, always operate the Freeway server with its covers in place. Do not cover or block any of the openings on the Freeway chassis. Do not place the unit near a heater.

• Do not insert objects through openings in the Freeway chassis. Doing so could result in a short circuit that might cause a fire or an electric shock.

• Do not modify the Freeway equipment in any way. Protogate, Inc. is not responsible for regulatory compliance of any Freeway communications server that has been modified. Altering the Freeway enclosure in any way other than the installation of Protogate-provided options may invalidate Freeway's safety certifications.

• Always unplug the Freeway AC power cord before removing the top cover for servicing.

1.2. Français -- Précautions d'emploi

Nous vous prions de suivre les précautions d'emploi suivantes au cours de l'installation ou au cours de tout entretien de votre serveur de communication Freeway:

• Respecter les avertissements et les instructions imprimées sur le serveur Freeway et les appareils qui y sont associés.

• Vérifier les normes électriques indiquées sur une étiquette se trouvant sur le châssis Freeway. Prière de s'assurer que le voltage et la fréquence de la source d'alimentation sont compatibles avec ces normes.

• Le serveur Freeway doit être branché dans une prise de terre à trois broches. Ne pas utiliser d'adaptateur permettant de brancher une prise mâle à trois broches dans une prise de courant à deux broches.

• N'utiliser des rallonges, fils électriques ou parasurtenseurs qu'aux normes appropriées.

• Afin de refroidir correctement le serveur Freeway, utiliser seulement celui-ci avec la housse en place. Ne pas couvrir ou bloquer les ouvertures du châssis Freeway. Ne pas placer l'appareil Freeway près d'une source de chaleur.

• Ne pas insérer d'objets par les ouvertures du châssis Freeway. Ceci risquerait de provoquer un court-circuit résultant à une décharge ou un incendie.

• Ne pas modifier l'appareil Freeway de quelque manière que ce soit. Protogate, Inc. ne pourra être tenu responsable de toute infraction aux normes d'un serveur de communication Freeway ayant été modifié. Toute altération de l'enveloppe Freeway d'une manière autre que pour l'installation d'options fournies par Protogate risque de rendre les normes de sécurité de Freeway invalides.

• Toujours débrancher le fil d'alimentation en courant alternatif de Freeway avant d'enlever la housse supérieure ou inférieure à des fins d'entretien.

1.3. Deutsch -- Sicherheitsvorkehrungen

Vergewissern Sie sich, daß die folgenden Sicherheitsmaßnahmen bei der Installation und Wartung des Freeway Kommunikations-Servers eingehalten werden:

• Lesen Sie die Anleitung und Sicherheitsregeln auf dem Freeway Server und auf dem Zubehör.

• Die Voltspannung und Frequenz der von Ihnen verwendeten Stromquelle muß mit den elektrischen Werten, die auf dem Freeway Chassis angegeben sind, übereinstimmen.

• Der Freeway Server muß an eine geerdete, dreiadrige Stromquelle angeschlossen werden. Bitte verwenden Sie keine Adapter, die den Anshluß dreiadriger Kabel an zweiadrige Stromquellen ermöglichen.

• Benutzen Sie nur den Angaben entsprechende Verlängerungskabel oder Steckdosenleisten.

• Benutzen Sie den Freeway Server nur, wenn alle Abdeckungen intakt sind und die vordere Scharniertür geschlossen ist. Blockieren Sie in keiner Weise irgendwelche Öffnungen des Freeway Chassis, und positionieren Sie den Apparat nicht in der Nähe einer Heizung.

• Stecken Sie keine Gegenstände durch die Öffnungen des Gehäuses; dies könnte einen Kurzschluß hervorrufen, der einen Brand oder einen elektrischen Schlag verursachen kann.

• Verändern Sie in keiner Weise das Freeway Zubehör. Protogate, Inc. ist nicht für abgeänderte Freeway Kommunikations-Server verantwortlich, die demzufolge den vorgeschriebenen Regeln nicht entsprechen. Jegliche Abänderungen der Freeway Anlage, mit Ausnahme der Installation von Protogate-Sonderausstattungen, können die Sicherheitsbescheinigung der Anlage ungültig werden lassen.

• Entfernen Sie immer das Freeway Stromkabel von der Stromquelle, bevor Sie die oberen oder unteren Deckel zur Wartung abnehmen.

1.4. Italiano -- Norme di sicurezza

Durante l'installazione e la manutenzione del server per le comunicazioni Freeway seguire le seguenti norme di sicurezza:

• Seguire le avvertenze e le istruzioni stampate sul server Freeway e sulle altre unità ad esso collegate;

• Controllare l'etichetta con l'indicazione del voltaggio elettrico sul telaio ed assicurarsi che voltaggio e frequenza della presa di corrente vi corrispondano;

• Il server Freeway deve essere collegato ad una spina con messa a terra, e con tre fili. Non usare un adattatore che consente di collegare un filo a tre fili in una presa a due;

• Usare solo fili e prese multiple con taratura appropriata;

• Per assicurare un raffreddamento adeguato usare sempre il server Freeway con il suo relativo coperchio. Non coprire o bloccare nessuna delle aperture del telaio di Freeway. Non collocare l'unità vicino a fonti di calore;

• Non inserire oggetti nelle aperture situate sul telaio di Freeway, perchè così facendo si rischia di provocare un corto circuito, che può generare un incendio o una scossa elettrica;

• Non modificare in nessun modo l'unità Freeway. La Protogate, Inc. non è responsabile della conformità alle norme di nessun server Freeway per le comunicazioni che sia stato modificato. L'alterazione in qualsiasi maniera del telaio di Freeway, che differisca dalle opzioni di installazione fornite dalla Protogate, può invalidare le garanzie di sicurezza;

• Prima di togliere il coperchio o la base per effettuare qualsiasi manutenzione, ogliere sempre la spina di Freeway.

3.1. Overview

This chapter describes how to set up the Freeway communications server and connect it to the network.

1. Review the safety guidelines in the "Safety Precautions" section in Chapter 1.

2. Place your Freeway in the selected location. It can be installed in any standard 19-inch rack. It can also be set on a table top where it will occupy about three square feet. There should be room to set a monitor nearby and enough clearance to ensure that the air vents will not be blocked.

   The Freeway 500 has an autoswitching power supply to accommodate different voltages and AC frequencies ( 115 or 230 VAC at 50 or 60 Hz ). It must be near one grounded, three-wire electrical outlet.

   The Freeway must also be near the LAN and WAN connectors that will be plugged into it.

   Be sure the location meets the following environmental standards:

   • Operating temperature: 41° - 122° F ( 5° - 50° C )

   • Humidity: 5% - 80% (relative non-condensing)

   • Altitude: 0 - 10,000 feet (0 - 3048 meters)

   • Good ventilation

   • Little or no dust

3. Check that the shipping carton includes the following:

   • Freeway

   • Power cord

   • Serial Console cable (each end of the cable has both a 9-pin and a 25-pin connector)

   • Anti-static strap

   • Boot parameter initialization disk

   • Freeway 500 Hardware Installation Guide (this manual)

   • Freeway User's Guide

   • Freeway Server Software distribution media

   If an ICP board is installed in your Freeway 500, the shipping carton should also include:

   • Appropriate cables to connect the ICP to the data communications equipment

   • Two- and three-headed loopback cables, one per Freeway ICP

   • Freeway Loopback Test Procedures

   • Software distribution media for an ICP protocol, with the applicable programmer's guide and other supporting documentation

   Note: You do not have to wear the anti-static strap while connecting Freeway to the network, but it should be kept with the unit for future use when you are making upgrades to the system that require access to the inside of the enclosure.

   The carton may also contain other documentation. If anything is missing, contact your Protogate customer service representative at 1-858-451-0865.

   Note: Keep the original box and packing material. To avoid damage during shipment, use the original box and packing material when shipping your Freeway.

4. You must supply the following:

   • Ethernet local area network (10BaseT or 100BaseT)

   • Computer running IP and FTP or RSH to be used as a boot server (if the Freeway will boot over the network)

   • System console to configure the boot parameters and perform the initial system boot. The system console can be either a VT100-compatible serial terminal (or terminal emulator), or a PS/2 keyboard and VGA monitor

   • Cables for connecting Freeway to the LAN and WAN

   • Synchronous modem for loopback testing described in the Freeway Loopback Test Procedures

5. Familiarize yourself with the Freeway's front panel. Figure 3-1 shows a front view of the Freeway 500. See Appendix B for a description of the Freeway 500 LED indications.

Figure 3-1. Front View, Freeway 500 (full-width door not shown)

6. Familiarize yourself with the Freeway's back panel. Figure 3-2 shows the back panel of the Freeway 500. That figure shows a Freeway 500 with a four-port or eight-port ICP2432 board installed. Your Freeway 500 may have either a 2-port ICP board, a secondary ethernet, or a metal plate installed in place of the ICP board shown.

Figure 3-2. Rear View, Freeway 500

7. Make sure that the Freeway 500 is powered off, then make the LAN connections. The Freeway's CPU board has an RJ-45 connector for twisted-pair cable complying with the 10/100BaseT specification.

   Caution Alert your system administrator before making connections to your LAN. To avoid a disruption of service on your LAN, carefully plan how you will make the connections. We recommend that you power off the Freeway server during cable installation and removal.

   Check with your system administrator to find out what type of cable is used at your site. You may need to use a mini-hub to convert from 10/100BaseT to 10Base2 or 10Base5 (100BaseT always uses the RJ-45 connector). You can obtain the necessary equipment and cables from a computer accessory vendor.

8. Make sure that the Freeway 500 is powered off, then connect the ICP board to your wide area network WAN.

   Power off Freeway completely We recommend that you power off the Freeway server and modem during cable installation and removal. This will prevent damage to an ICP due to electrical discharge as contact is made or broken.

   Figure 3-2 shows an example Freeway 500 hardware configuration. The Freeway 500 has a single PCI slot, which can be used either by a single ICP2432 board or an optional secondary Ethernet Network Interface Card (NIC). In this example, a four-port or eight-port ICP2432 board is installed.

   The two-port ICP board has two separate 26-pin high-density connectors; port 0 is the connector nearest the outside of the Freeway 500 chassis and port 1 is the other connector. Both the four-port and the eight-port boards have the same 100-pin high-density connector. The four-port board uses a "quadrapus" (one-to-four) cable to attach four DB25 or DB37 connectors to the 100-pin connector. The eight-port board uses an "octopus" (one-to-eight) cable to attach eight DB25 connectors to the 100-pin connector. Port numbers are identified on the terminating ends of the quadrapus or octopus cable.

9. Plug the power cord into the power input socket on the Freeway's back panel and into an AC electrical outlet near your Freeway, making sure the voltage supplied is appropriate for the Freeway.

10. Perform the software installation procedures on your boot server as described in the Freeway User's Guide.

11. Configure the boot parameters. There are two ways to do this. You can use the boot parameter initialization disk as described in Chapter 4 or you can attach a local console to your Freeway as described in Chapter 5.

4.1. Assumptions

If you are booting from a boot server, it is assumed that:

1. You have performed the hardware installation procedures described in Chapter 3.

2. You know which protocol you will be installing on your boot server (for example, BSC2780/3780, FMP, or X.25). The protocol is indicated on the label of the software distribution media.

   Note: If you are installing more than one protocol, it is best to perform the software installation (described in the Freeway User's Guide) and loopback verification testing (described in the Freeway Loopback Test Procedures) for one protocol before attempting to customize your Freeway system for multiple protocols. (Because only a single ICP device can be installed in the Freeway 500, the installation of more than one protocol on the Freeway 500 is only possible by using ICP_IP devices.)

3. The system administrator has set up a file transfer protocol (FTP) or remote shell (RSH) user name and password on the boot server to match the FTP user name and the FTP password in the Freeway system boot parameters. The default FTP user name is freeway and the default FTP password is password.

   You can change the default FTP user name and FTP password that the Freeway uses by changing the corresponding boot parameters on the Freeway system. If you do, remember that you must also change the user name and password of the FTP account on the boot server.

4. The system administrator has assigned the following device names and addresses in the UNIX /etc/hosts file, the Windows NT hosts or lmhosts file, or using your VMS TCP/IP package:

   • Freeway server name and Internet address

   • Boot server name and Internet address

   • Gateway Internet address (if applicable)

4.2. Configuration Procedure

The procedure for configuring the Freeway system boot parameters is the same for UNIX, VMS, and Windows NT systems. Freeway obtains the boot parameters from local non-volatile memory during system boot. Therefore, when you configure the boot parameters in the following steps, all applicable parameters must be configured. The parameters specified in a boot parameter initialization diskette serve to supplement any already-existing parameters, so it is only necessary to specify the parameters which you wish to change. However, it is usually best to specify them all so that all the boot parameters will always be set correctly, since any boot parameters which are not set explicitly by the boot parameter diskette will be in an unknown state (whatever they were set to before).

1. The boot parameter initialization diskette is a DOS-formatted bootable floppy diskette, with an AUTOEXEC.BAT file which includes this line:

                 copy a:bootparm.txt c:bootparm.txt
            
   

   The boot parameter initialization diskette must also contain a file of the name bootparm.txt, which contains lines of the form shown in Figure 4-1.
   
   

   To configure the boot parameter initialization diskette, insert it into any PC. The bootparm.txt file, shown in Figure 4-1, can be viewed with any text editor. Edit this file to configure the boot parameters, as described in Table 4-1. Be sure to select the appropriate option to save this file as text if this is not the default format of your editor.

   A missing line, or a line with a blank field after the colon, will result in the value of that specific boot parameter remaining unchanged. Any line with a single period (".") character after the colon will result in that boot parameter being cleared (set to the empty string). Any other string to the right of the colon will be used as the new value for that boot parameter. Any line which has a "#" as the first non-whitespace character will be taken as a comment line, and will have no effect on any boot parameters.

                     Boot_Device                             : fei
                     Processor_Number                        : 0
                     FTP_User_Name                           : freeway
                     FTP_Password                            : password
                     Flags                                   : 0
                     Freeway_Server_Name                     : freeway1
                     Freeway_Inet_Address                    : 192.168.1.193
                     Freeway_Subnet_Mask                     : ffffff00
                     Boot_Server_Name                        : bootmaster
                     Boot_Server_Inet_Address                : 192.168.1.2
                     System_Boot_Directory                   : /usr/local/freeway/boot
                     System_Boot_File_Name                   : fw486
                     Configuration_File_Name                 : bootcfg.pci
                     Secondary_Net_Interface                 :  
                     Gateway_Inet_Address                    : 
         

2. Use the blank form in Figure 4-2 to write down your boot parameter configurations for future reference.

              Freeway System Boot Parameters
              ------------------------------
              Boot Device                    : _____________________________________
              Processor Number               : _____________________________________
              FTP User Name                  : _____________________________________
              FTP Password                   : _____________________________________
              Flags                          : _____________________________________
              Freeway Server Name            : _____________________________________
              Freeway Inet Address           : _____________________________________
              Freeway Subnet Mask            : _____________________________________
              Boot Server Name               : _____________________________________
              Boot Server Inet Address       : _____________________________________
              System Boot Directory          : _____________________________________
              System Boot File Name          : _____________________________________
              Configuration File Name        : _____________________________________
              Secondary Net Interface        : _____________________________________
              Gateway Inet Address           : _____________________________________
    
         

3. Save the edited bootparm.txt file to the boot parameter initialization floppy disk, then remove the floppy disk from the PC.

4. Insert the initialization disk in the Freeway's floppy drive. Turn on the power. The Freeway will boot from the floppy disk, and automatically execute the autoexec.bat commands to copy the bootparm.txt file from the floppy to the "C:" partition of the Freeway's disk.

   After the bootparm.txt is copied, remove the initialization disk from the floppy drive and reboot the Freeway.

   When the Freeway boots, it will discover bootparm.txt in the C: DOS partition and extract the boot parameter lines from it, then delete it (it is deleted so it doesn't interfere with later changes to the boot parameters, when the Freeway is subsequently booted). The Freeway boot process performs rudimentary error checking on some of the parameters to verify that the values provided are of the correct format for the parameter type, but otherwise simply writes the parameters into the NVRAM.txt file exactly as provided. If an undetected error occurs (for example, a critical parameter missing or misspelled in the bootparm.txt file), the Freeway may fail to boot.

   If Freeway attempts to boot for several minutes (as can be detected by its beeping and accessing the hard disk), assume that there is a problem with the boot parameters or the network connection. Insert the boot parameter initialization disk in the PC again and review the boot parameters on the disk to be sure they are set correctly for your Freeway's configuration. Once set correctly, go back to the beginning of this step 4 and try again (insert the boot parameter initialization disk into the Freeway's disk drive and reboot it).

5. After the Freeway boots successfully, store the boot initialization diskette. It can be used to re-set exactly the same boot parameters again, either on the same Freeway or any other Freeway system.

   Note: After the initial system boot, you can telnet or rlogin to Freeway from the boot server (or from any other computer on the network) and use the Freeway Interactive Menu for Freeway operations as described in the Freeway User's Guide.

   You can use the Freeway Interactive Menu to modify the boot parameters. If, however, Freeway is booted with the boot parameter initialization disk in the floppy drive, any boot parameters that were modified using the Freeway menu will be overwritten by the values in the bootparm.txt file.

6. Run the loopback test to check the hardware and software installation as described in the Freeway Loopback Test Procedures.

7. If Freeway will normally boot from the boot server, installation is complete. If Freeway will boot from its local disk, you must download the files from the boot server onto the local disk. Follow the instructions in the "Build Hard Disk from Boot Server" section in the Freeway User's Guide.

5.1. Assumptions

If you are booting from a boot server, it is assumed that:

1. You have performed the hardware installation procedures described in Chapter 3.

2. You know which protocol you will be installing on your boot server (for example, BSC2780/3780, FMP, or X.25). The protocol is indicated on the label of the software distribution media.

   Note: If you are installing more than one protocol, it is best to perform the software installation (described in the Freeway User's Guide) and loopback verification testing (described in the Freeway Loopback Test Procedures) for one protocol before attempting to customize your Freeway system for multiple protocols. (Because only a single ICP device can be installed in the Freeway 500, the installation of more than one protocol on the Freeway 500 is only possible by using ICP_IP devices.)

3. The system administrator has set up a file transfer protocol (FTP) or remote shell (RSH) user name and password on the boot server to match the FTP user name and the FTP password in the Freeway system boot parameters. The default FTP user name is freeway and the default FTP password is password.

   You can change the default FTP user name and FTP password that the Freeway uses by changing the corresponding boot parameters on the Freeway system. If you do, remember that you must also change the user name and password of the FTP account on the boot server.

4. The system administrator has assigned the following device names and addresses in the UNIX /etc/hosts file, the Windows NT hosts or lmhosts file, or using your VMS TCP/IP package:

   • Freeway server name and Internet address

   • Boot server name and Internet address

   • Gateway Internet address (if applicable)

5.2. Configuration Procedure

The procedure for configuring the Freeway system boot parameters is the same for UNIX, VMS, and Windows NT systems. Freeway obtains the boot parameters from local non-volatile memory during system boot. Therefore, when you configure the boot parameters in the following steps, all applicable parameters must be configured.

1. Connect a system console to your Freeway 500. You will use this console to configure the boot parameters and perform the initial system boot. Later you can disconnect the console because you can then perform these configuration functions using telnet or rlogin through any terminal or workstation connected to the network.

   The system console can be either:

   • a VT100-compatible terminal or terminal emulator connected to the COM1 connector on the rear panel of the Freeway 500, or

   • an ordinary "PC" VGA video monitor and PS/2 keyboard connected to the VGA and keyboard connectors on the rear panel of the Freeway 500.

   The Freeway 500 system determines which interface to use as its system console by probing the keyboard interface during system boot. If a keyboard is detected, then the console input is taken from that keyboard, and console output is directed to the VGA monitor. If no keyboard is detected, then console input and output is taken from (and sent to) the COM1 serial port.

   If your system console will be a VT100-compatible terminal or terminal emulator, it should be connected to Freeway using the cable supplied with your Freeway that has both a 9-pin and a 25-pin connector at each end. Connect the 9-pin connector on one end of the cable to the COM1 connector on the Freeway's back panel. For the location of this connector, see Figure 3-2; it is the connector labelled "COM1" in that figure. Connect the 25-pin connector on the other end of the cable to the VT100-compatible terminal or emulator that you want to use as a console.

2. If using a serial terminal as your system console, configure it to operate with the following communications parameters:

   • 9600 bits per second

   • 8 bits data

   • 1 stop bit

   • No parity

   • xon/xoff enabled

3. Turn the power switch on the Freeway 500 back panel on.

4. When prompted on the console screen, press <return> within 7 seconds to prevent the autoboot attempt. The Freeway Boot System Main Menu shown in Figure 5-1 appears.

   Note: The Freeway Boot System Main Menu is only accessible using the local console connected to the rear of the Freeway unit. Later you can access functions to display or edit the boot parameters from any remote console using the Freeway Interactive Menu as described in the Freeway User's Guide.

                               Freeway Boot System Main Menu
                               -----------------------------
    
                               1) System Boot
    
                               2) Display Boot Parameters
    
                               3) Edit Boot Parameters
    
                               Select:
    
         

5. Select option 3 to edit the boot parameters. The system displays the parameters one at a time. Three actions are possible as each parameter is displayed:

   • To preserve a parameter, press <return>

   • To edit a parameter, type the new alpha-numeric information and press <return>

   • To clear a parameter, press the period key (`.') followed by <return>

   Figure 5-2 shows an example of a Freeway System Boot Parameters screen.

                    Freeway System Boot Parameters
                    ----------------­­­-----------
                    Boot Device                   : fei
                    Processor Number              : 0
                    FTP User Name                 : freeway
                    FTP Password                  : password
                    Flags                         : 0
                    Freeway Server Name           : freeway1
                    Freeway Inet Address          : 207.67.135.224
                    Freeway Subnet Mask           : ffffff00
                    Boot Server Name              : bootmaster
                    Boot Server Inet Address      : 207.67.135.198
                    System Boot Directory         : /usr/local/freeway/boot
                    System Boot File Name         : fw486
                    Configuration File Name       : bootcfg.pci
                    Secondary Net Interface       :
                    Gateway Inet Address          :
    
         

6. Configure the boot parameters as described in Table 4-1.

7. After you have entered the last parameter (Gateway Inet Interface), the screen displays:

                        Save modifications?
                        Enter 'yes <return>' to save modifications.
                        Enter 'no <return>' to prevent modifications.
       
                 If all of the parameters have been entered correctly, enter yes; otherwise, enter no.
              
   

   If you enter yes, the screen displays the following message, and the system returns to the Freeway Boot System Main Menu after data storage completes:

                         <<< Storing Data to IDE Disk >>> 
              
   

   If you enter no, the system returns to the Freeway Boot System Main Menu with no modifications to the boot parameters.

8. Select option 2 at the Freeway Boot System Main Menu (Figure 5-1) to review the current boot parameters. Verify that the changes you entered are correct. If the changes are incorrect, or you entered no to avoid storing data, select option 3 again and modify the boot parameters to their correct values.

9. Select option 1 from the Freeway Boot System Main Menu (Figure 5-1) on the Freeway console to perform the system boot.

   Note: After the initial system boot, you can telnet or rlogin to Freeway from the boot server (or from any other computer on the network) and use the Freeway Interactive Menu for Freeway operations as described in the Freeway User's Guide.

10. Use the blank form in Figure 5-3 to write down your boot parameter configurations for future reference.

             Freeway System Boot Parameters
             ------------------------------
             Boot Device                    : _____________________________________
             Processor Number               : _____________________________________
             FTP User Name                  : _____________________________________
             FTP Password                   : _____________________________________
             Flags                          : _____________________________________
             Freeway Server Name            : _____________________________________
             Freeway Inet Address           : _____________________________________
             Freeway Subnet Mask            : _____________________________________
             Boot Server Name               : _____________________________________
             Boot Server Inet Address       : _____________________________________
             System Boot Directory          : _____________________________________
             System Boot File Name          : _____________________________________
             Configuration File Name        : _____________________________________
             Secondary Net Interface        : _____________________________________
             Gateway Inet Address           : _____________________________________
    
         

11. Run the loopback test to check the hardware and software installation as described in the Freeway Loopback Test Procedures.

12. If Freeway will normally boot from the boot server, installation is complete. If Freeway will boot from its local disk, you must download the files from the boot server onto the local disk. Follow the instructions in the "Build Hard Disk from Boot Server" section in the Freeway User's Guide.