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To start Windows Storage Server 2003 help, perform the following steps:
1. Log in to the NAS Manager.
2. Click Maintenance.
3. Click Remote Desktop.
4. Log in to the NAS system.
5. From the Start menu, click Help and Support.
Configuring Network Properties
Use the Network tab in the NAS Manager to configure the NAS system for the network. This section provides information for setting up your NAS system on
the network, including naming the system, defining the IP address, and configuring the NIC.
Default System Name
The default system name is Dellxxxxxxx, where xxxxxxx is the system's service tag number. For example, if your service tag number is 1234567, enter
http://DELL1234567.
You can also access the system directly through secure port 1279 by connecting to https://DELLxxxxxxx:1279 where xxxxxxx is the system's service tag
number.
Naming the NAS System
By default, the NAS system uses your service tag number as the system name. To change the name of the NAS system, perform the following steps:
1. Log in to the NAS Manager.
2. Click Network.
3. Click Identification.
4. Type a new name for the NAS system in the Server name field.
5. If desired, in the DNS suffix field type in the domain information to append to the host name to create the fully qualified machine name.
6. Click Workgroup or Domain, depending on whether the system will be part of a workgroup or a domain.
7. If the system is part of a domain, type in the User and Password fields the information for the user who has permission to join the domain.
Include the domain name when you enter the user name (DOMAIN\USER):
8. Click OK.
9. Click OK to reboot, or click Cancel.
Until you reboot the system, the new name will not take effect. After rebooting the system, use the new name when you connect to the NAS Manager.
Configuring the Network Address for the NAS System
If you have a DHCP server on your network, you do not need to configure your NAS system's IP address because DHCP automatically assigns an address to
the NAS system. If you do not have a DHCP server on your network, you must set the address for the NAS system through the NAS Manager.
NOTE: The default administrative user name is administrator and the default password is powervault.
NOTE: To configure an IP address for another interface such as DNS, WINS, or AppleTalk, see your NAS Manager online help.
- Replacing Hard Drives 3
- Recreating Virtual Disks 7
- Requirements 10
- Preparing the USB Key 11
- Troubleshooting 15
- Table 10-2.NASManager 17
- Table 10-3. Server for NFS 18
- Initial Configuration 20
- Other Documents You May Need 22
- NAS Manager 23
- Basic Navigation 24
- Logging Into the NAS Manager 24
- How to Find Online Help 25
- Default System Name 26
- Naming the NAS System 26
- Creating a Local User 27
- Using Shares 28
- Modifying Share Properties 29
- Removing a Share 29
- Disk Quotas 30
- Adding Disk Quota Entries 31
- Modifying Quota Properties 31
- Using Logs 32
- Modifying Log Properties 33
- Downloading Log Files 33
- Viewing Downloaded Log Files 33
- Shutting Down the NAS System 34
- Managing Disks and Volumes 34
- Shadow Copies 35
- Using Shadow Copies 36
- Scheduling Shadow Copies 36
- Accessing Shadow Copies 37
- Disk and Volume Management 39
- Array Manager Console 42
- Managing Disk Arrays 42
- Creating Virtual Disks 43
- Deleting Virtual Disks 43
- Reconfiguring a Virtual Disk 43
- Using Change Policy 44
- Using Check Consistency 44
- Properties 44
- Disk Commands 45
- Assign Global Hot Spare 46
- Unassign Global Hot Spare 46
- Prepare to Remove 46
- General Controller Commands 47
- Enclosure Management 48
- Disk Management 49
- Initializing a Disk 50
- Reactivating Dynamic Disks 50
- Merging Foreign Disks 51
- Volume Overview 51
- Creating a Dynamic Volume 52
- Systems Management 54
- Diagnostic Service 55
- Update Service 55
- Configuring SNMP Properties 57
- Backing Up the System 59
- Backing Up Data Volumes 60
- Third-Party Backup Software 60
- VERITAS Backup Exec 61
- Yosemite TapeWare 61
- NFS Write Cache 64
- User Name Mapping 64
- Simple Maps 65
- Explicit User Maps 66
- Managing NFS Share Access 66
- Basic Scenarios 67
- Services for Macintosh 68
- Adapter Bindings 69
- Microsoft UAM Volume 69
- Sharing Netware Volumes 71
- Small Environment 73
- Advanced Features 77
- Network Adapter Teaming 78
- Telnet Server 81
- Using Secure Sockets Layer 82
- Server Certificates 83
- PowerVault 745N Certificate 83
- Using a Custom Certificate 83
- Using DFS 84
- Creating Shares in DFS 85
- Security Recommendations 87
- Apple Environments 88
- Disabling HTTP Shares 88
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