Cisco Systems NSS3000 Series manual Using the NSS3000 LCD Panel

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Using the NSS3000 LCD Panel

The LCD panel on the front of the chassis let you view various aspects of the system such as the status of the configured RAIDs, volumes, the status of the bootup, and so on. To see the available options, press the Display button. Each time you press the Display button, the next screen appears. Subsequent pages appear after a few seconds and continue to automatically scroll through the pages until you press the Display button again.

NOTE Because of the screen space limitations within many of the available screens, the information appears on multiple pages. For example, the Home screen has two pages (page 1 shows the hostname and IP, and the second page shows the hostname and netmask).

The LCD panel displays these screen options:

•Bootup Screen: During the bootup of the NSS, the LCD panel displays its progress.

•Home Screen: Displays the current hostname, IP address, and netmask of the system.

•System Alerts: Displays the system alerts (two per page) in order from most recent to the oldest. (For details about the system alerts, refer to the System Alerts section on the System Status page.)

•RAID Status: Displays details for the configured RAID arrays in the system. You can view the type of the RAID array (J=JBOD, 0,1,5,10), the state of the RAID (i.e., clean, degraded, rebuild, failed, and stopped), and the percentage complete of the RAID rebuild (if currently in progress).

•Volume Status: Displays the configured volumes and the percentage of space used. Each volume appears with the RAID on which it is configured followed by the volume name. For example, A:volB (which indicates that Volume B is located on RAID A).

•Cable Diagnostics: Displays the status of the Ethernet cable If the link is working properly, the link status appears as OK. If there is a problem with the link, the status is reported according to the pairs within the cable. These messages can appear:

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Contents Getting Started Guide Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved OL-18629-01 Configuring the NSS Contents IntroductionSetting up the Hardware Accessing the Network StorageChapter a NSS LEDs ContentsAppendix B Specifications Appendix C Additional Information Appendix D Support ContactsIntroduction BenefitsAbout this Guide Approved Vendor List for DrivesSetting up the Hardware Installing the Disk DrivesSetting up the Hardware 188910 Connecting the NSS to the Network Connecting the Power Connecting the Chassis to a Standard Power OutletConnecting the Chassis to an Uninterruptible Power Supply Supported UPS Product FamiliesStarting the NSS Using the NSS3000 LCD Panel Setting up the Hardware Subnet Mask Configuring the NSSConfiguring the Computer Network Settings Logging into the Configuration Interface Http//IPaddressofNSSunitWelcome screen appears Click Run Discovery Tool Running the Quick Setup Wizards to Configure the NSS Saving the NSS Configuration Click Update Windows Users Accessing the Network StorageAccessing the Storage using CIFS/SMB Accessing the Storage through FTP NSS hostname\usernameAccessing the Storage through NFS Unix and Linux UsersFrom the Finder’s Go menu, click Connect to Server Accessing Storage through CIFS/SMBMac Users Accessing Storage through FTP NSS hostname\user namePower Button LED NSS LEDsSystem LED NSS LEDsLAN LED Hard Disk Drive LEDsTo reset the NSS Reset ButtonTo restore the network setting system defaults Power Device DimensionsUnit Weight CertificationAdditional Information Support Contacts
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