MicroNet Technology manual RAIDBank4 cannot use ports 7168-8191 for IP services

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4-RAID Control-Web Interface

5.1.13 Auto Activate Incomplete RAID (enabled/disabled)

This option determines the default behavior of the RAIDBank4 when booting up with a degraded Volume set. When enabled, the RAIDBank4 will attempt to activate a degraded volume on boot.

5.1.14 Disk Capacity Truncation Mode

Disk Truncation is used to decrease disk usable space for compatibility purposes. Please do not change this setting unless instructed by Micronet’s Technical Support.

5.2 Ethernet Configuration

This menu contains The Ethernet specific functions of the RAIDBank4. The following subsections discuss each attribute’s descriptions. When all desired options are entered, check the box labelled “Confirm

the operation” and Click the Button

to finalize or to revert all options to default.

5.2.1DHCP Function (enable/disable) DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) is a protocol that lets network administrators manage centrally and automate the assignment of IP (Internet Protocol) configurations on a computer network. Select this option if you wish to use the DHCP address services in your network. DHCP may be “Disabled’ or ‘Enabled.”

5.2.2Manual (Static) IP Address

Select this option to manually configure the IP address of the controller. Make sure that the assigned IP address is in the same range of your default router address and that it is unique to your private network.

5.2.3 Gateway IP address

If a static IP address is assigned, Enter the router address of your network in this field.

5.2.4 Subnet Mask

If a static IP address is assigned, enter your network subnet mask in this field. If you don’t know your network’s subnet mask, consult your network administrator.

5.2.5 HTTP Port Number (80)

The HTTP port number is the TCP Port used for the web user interface. The default port is 80, and can be changed per user specification. To access the web UI with a port other then 80, point your browser to http://<IPADDRESS>:<HTTP PORT>

RAIDBank4 Owner’s Manual

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The RAIDBank4 cannot use ports 7168-8191 for IP services.

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Contents Owner’s Guide Federal Communications Commission FCC Compliance StatementRadio Frequency Interference Statement Limitations of Warranty and Liability WarrantyTechnical Support Policy Returning Materials Welcome Welcome From MicroNet TechnologyTable of Contents Table of Contents Features and Benefits Getting StartedGetting Started System Requirements and CompatibilityWhat’s Included Unpacking the RAIDBank4Choosing a location for your RAIDBank4 RAIDBank4 interface components Hot plug Drive Replacement Communication and ControlConnecting the RAIDBank4 Using the web browser-based RAID management Using the front panel touch-control keypadRAID System Management Controls Understanding RAID Understanding RAIDRAID 0 Striping Understanding RAID Volume Set Hot Swappable Disk support Login Procedure Main Menu Configuration TreeRAID Control-LCD RAID Controls- LCD InterfaceQuick Volume/RAID Setup Considerations for RAID Volume CreationRAID Set Functions Delete Existing RAID SetExpand Existing RAID Set Offline RAID setVolume Set Function Create RAID Volume SetActivate RAID set Delete Hot Spare DiskTo service interruptions Delete Volume Set Modify Volume SetCheck Volume Set Consistency Stop Volume Set Consistency CheckPhysical Drive Functions RAID System Functions Host Channel NCQ Setting Disk Capacity Truncation ModeSerial Port Configuration Reset ControllerAdditional System Functions Ethernet ConfigurationView System Events Hardware Information Clear all Event BuffersSystem Information RAID Control-Web Interface RAID Controls- Web InterfaceIntroduction PreparationMain Menu Configuration Tree Quick Volume/RAID Setup Create a New RAID Set Offline RAID set Rescue RAID Set To service interruptions Delete Volume Set Modify Pass Through Disk System Configuration Functions System ControlsRAID Control-Web Interface RAIDBank4 cannot use ports 7168-8191 for IP services Alert by Mail Configuration NTP Network Time Protocol Configuration Snmp ConfigurationView Events/Mute Beeper Modify Password Upgrade FirmwareGenerate Test Event Clear Event BufferInformation Functions RAIDSet HierarchyHost Computer Setup Host Computer SetupVolume Setup on Apple Macintosh Volume Setup on Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista Troubleshooting TroubleshootingGeneral Use Precautions Daily Use TipsFrequently Asked Questions General FAQMacintosh related FAQ Windows related FAQ Troubleshooting Getting Help How To Contact MicroNet Technology, IncAppendix A- Getting Help RAID Level Comparison Table Appendix B RAID Level Comparison TableTerminal Session Setup Appendix C- Terminal Session SetupTerminal Session Setup Terminal Session Setup Glossary Appendix D- GlossaryGlossary Glossary Glossary Glossary Glossary Glossary Product Specifications Appendix E Product SpecificationsWeight Power ConsumptionPower Requirements Operating Environmental SpecificationsMicroNet Techology Van Ness Ave Torrance, CA