To initialize the system, complete the following steps: If you have a network connection to the system, the system management GUI is  displayed. If the workstation does not have a network connection to the system, go to the workstation  that you use to manage the system and start a supported browser. Browse to the  management address that you specified for the system. 102  Implementing IBM FlashSystem 900 Model AE3 d. Return the flash drive to the workstation to check that the initialization process  completed. 4. If the system initialization completed successfully, click  Finish .  c. Insert the USB flash drive into the IBM FlashSystem 900 and allow it to initialize. Wait  until the green status LED on both canisters is solid. The process can take up to 20  minutes. b. Plug both power cables into the power supply units. a. Enter the information about the system management address that you want to use. 3. In the wizard, complete the following steps: e. If Windows is not configured for autorun, open the USB flash drive and double-click  InitTool.bat . The initialization tool wizard starts. 2. In the wizard, click  Next . When prompted with the question, “Are you configuring a new  system?” ,  click  Yes . Then, click  Next . d. Insert the USB flash drive into a USB port on the personal computer. If Windows is  configured for autorun, the InitTool starts automatically. c. In the documentation package, find the USB flash drive that is included with your order. GLYPH<129> IP address of a Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) server for sending alert  notifications by using email GLYPH<129> IP address of a Network Time Protocol (NTP) server for automatically setting date  and time b. Optional: The following information is useful for enabling more capabilities: GLYPH<129> Gateway GLYPH<129> Subnet mask GLYPH<129> IP address a. You must have the IP network address that you use to manage the system: 1. Gather the following information that is needed to configure the system: Wait for the canister status LEDs on both canisters to flash, as shown in Figure 4-6.  This process can take up to 10 minutes. Figure 4-6 Canister Status LED