PowerFile C200 manual Uninstalling the MediaFinder X Software

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1.Launch Chooser.

2.Navigate to the PowerFile host computer and then login using an admin account for that host computer.

3.Choose the PowerFile volume from the volumes list and click ‘OK’.

Network Access from Microsoft Windows and Unix

Windows network access via SMB and Unix network access via NFS require the PowerFile host computer to be running Mac OS X Server v 10.2.5 or later.

The following is a brief description on how to share the PowerFile to Windows and Unix network clients.

The PowerFile must be recognized by the system and its Desktop icon must be present before proceeding.

1.Open Workgroup Manager and click ‘Sharing’.

2.Click the ‘Share Points’ tab then select the PowerFile share point.

3.Click the ‘General’ tab to view and modify privileges for the PowerFile share point.

4.Click the ‘Protocol’ tab to view and modify protocol settings for the PowerFile share point.

5.Once the settings have been made, click ‘Save’ and quit the Workgroup Manager.

6.From your client computer, navigate to the PowerFile host, login, and open the newly created PowerFile share point.

Contact your network administrator for further details on sharing Mac OS X Server volumes to Windows and Unix network users.

Uninstalling the MediaFinder X Software

Use the MediaFinder X Uninstaller on the Installation CD-ROM to remove the software from the host computer.

The uninstaller can be used to remove only the MFX software, just the changer data or both.

An administrator name and password are required before the uninstall can occur.

1. Open the MediaFinder X Uninstaller on the Installation CD-ROM.

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Contents Page Table of Contents Users Guide for PowerFile MediaFinderImportant Safety Information Installation Location CleaningMoving or Shipping the Unit Introduction Unpacking the PowerFileProduct Overview System RequirementsIntroduction and Overview Load Terms Used in this GuideMount UnmountPowerFile Front Panel Overview PowerFile Back PanelPower Button Display WindowLibrary by Label A-Z Library by SlotDisplay Drive Info MediaFinder X Preference Pane Interface Installing the MediaFinder X SoftwareEntering Activation Codes Configure ChangerChanger Info Discs and About MediaFinder X TabsMediaFinder X Finder Interface Connecting the PowerFileMacintosh Users Load Option a From the PowerFile Front Panel Buttons Loading Discs into the PowerFileLoad Option C From the MFX Preference Pane Load Option B From the MFX Finder InterfaceIdentifying Discs Unloading Discs from a PowerFileUnmounting Discs from Drives Mounting DiscsFormatting/Writing DVD-RAM Discs Disk FormattingRenaming Media Within the PowerFile Desktop Icon Disc MaintenanceWriting to a DVD-RAM Network Access From Mac OS Network AccessNetworking Network Access from Microsoft Windows and Unix Uninstalling the MediaFinder X SoftwareDiskTracker for MediaFinder X Optional Daisy-Chaining Multiple PowerFiles Troubleshooting Macintosh-specific IssuesGeneral How many networked clients can access a PowerFile? Frequently Asked Questions FAQsCan a client computer be a Windows computer? Can a client computer be a Linux or Unix computer?Contact Us

C200 specifications

The PowerFile C200 is an advanced data storage solution designed to meet the demanding requirements of modern businesses. It combines high performance, scalability, and durability, making it suitable for a variety of applications, including data archiving, backup, and content management.

One of the standout features of the PowerFile C200 is its modular design, which allows for easy expansion as data storage needs grow. The system supports multiple storage formats, including hard disk drives (HDDs) and solid-state drives (SSDs), giving users the flexibility to choose the right technology for their specific workload. This adaptability not only enhances performance but also optimizes cost efficiency, allowing organizations to tailor their storage solutions to their budget and capacity demands.

The C200 also incorporates advanced data management technologies, such as tiered storage. This feature automatically moves frequently accessed data to faster storage media, while less critical data is stored on slower, more cost-effective drives. This intelligent data distribution ensures optimal performance and reduced latency, making it ideal for environments where speed and reliability are essential.

Security is another key aspect of the PowerFile C200. The system offers enterprise-grade encryption, ensuring that sensitive data remains protected against unauthorized access. Additionally, the C200 supports rigorous backup and disaster recovery protocols, enabling businesses to safeguard their data against potential loss.

Connectivity is also a crucial feature of the PowerFile C200. It supports various interfaces, including Fibre Channel, iSCSI, and SAS, allowing it to seamlessly integrate into existing IT infrastructures. This versatility facilitates easy deployment and ensures that organizations can leverage their current hardware without significant upgrades.

Moreover, the PowerFile C200 is designed with energy efficiency in mind. Its optimized power management features minimize energy consumption while ensuring reliable performance, contributing to lower operational costs and a smaller environmental footprint.

In conclusion, the PowerFile C200 is a robust and versatile storage solution that offers businesses the performance, security, and scalability needed to thrive in today's data-driven world. Its combination of innovative technologies and user-friendly features positions it as a top choice for organizations looking to enhance their data management capabilities. Whether for archiving, backup, or real-time data access, the C200 stands out as an ideal solution for a wide range of applications.
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