Configuring NAS Appliances Over an IP Network
If you are configuring multiple NAS appliances on the same IP subnet as the system you use to run Remote
1Select the NAS appliance you want to configure from the Discovered Dell Systems List. If it does not appear, scroll down and click the Integrated DHCP Server check box and wait a few seconds for the system to be assigned a temporary IP address and discovered by Remote
NOTE: You must configure the DHCP scope before using the embedded DHCP server. See "Using the Integrated DHCP Server" in the
2Select an existing configuration file from the list.
3Click a NAS appliance in the Discovered Dell Systems List, and click Apply. If the configuration was successful, the status of the NAS appliance in the Remote
NOTE: If more than one Remote
Configuring NAS Appliances Using a
If the NAS appliance is not on an IP network, you might prefer to create the configuration on a diskette. If you want to configure several NAS appliances with a single diskette, create an ordered set of configuration files on the diskette, then you can use that diskette locally at each system to configure it.
After starting the Remote
1Insert your
2Select the configurations you created and saved in the Configurations List and click Write Diskette.
Applying Configuration Information Using a
After you have created configuration files on a
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