Dell NX3610, NX3500, NX3600 manual Changing Settings Within a Dialog

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Changing Settings Within A Dialog

When you select a menu option, a dialog box is displayed, which allows you to modify or delete the element or setting you chose. When you edit a setting and click OK, the dialog closes and the change takes effect.

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Dell NX3610, NX3500, NX3600 manual Changing Settings Within a Dialog

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Page Page Contents FluidFS 3.0 System Management FluidFS 3.0 Networking FluidFS 3.0 Account Management And Authentication FluidFS 3.0 NAS Volumes, Shares, and Exports 103 100101 102127 123124 126164 161162 163FluidFS Terminology How PowerVault FluidFS NAS WorksNdmp Key Features Of PowerVault FluidFS SystemsOverview Of PowerVault FluidFS Systems Internal Storage PowerVault FluidFS ArchitectureInternal Backup Power Supply Internal CacheClient/LAN Network PowerVault FluidFS Architecture OverviewSAN Network Data Caching And RedundancyFile Metadata Protection MD SystemFailure Scenarios High Availability And Load BalancingPorts Used by the FluidFS System Feature-Specific PortsRequired Ports Other Information You May Need Page Upgrading to FluidFS Version Supported Upgrade PathsProtocol versions Supported SMB \\clientVIPorname Performing Pre-Upgrade Tasks Upgrading from FluidFS Version 2.0 to Page Page Page Navigating Views FluidFS Manager LayoutOpening a Table Element Menu Working With Panes, Menus, And DialogsShowing And Hiding Panes Opening a Pane MenuChanging Settings Within a Dialog Working With The Event Log Accessing NAS Volume SubTopicsViewing The Event Log Sorting The Event Log Viewing Event DetailsSearching the Event Log Page Connecting to the FluidFS Cluster CLI Using a VGA Console Connecting to the FluidFS ClusterAn SSH key is generated at /home/username/.ssh/idrsa.pub Managing Secured ManagementSSH Adding a Secured Management SubnetChanging the Vlan ID for the Secured Management Subnet Changing the Netmask for the Secured Management SubnetChanging the VIP for the Secured Management Subnet Enabling Secured Management Deleting the Secured Management SubnetRenaming the FluidFS Cluster Managing the FluidFS Cluster NameDisabling Secured Management Viewing the FluidFS Cluster NameAccepting the End-User License Agreement Managing LicensingManaging the System Time Viewing License InformationViewing the NTP Servers Setting the Time ZoneSetting the Time Manually Viewing the TimeEnabling NTP Add or Remove NTP ServersDisabling NTP Enabling or Disabling the FTP Server Accessing the FTP ServerManaging the FTP Server Managing SnmpAdding or Removing Snmp Trap Recipients Obtaining Snmp MIBs and TrapsChanging the Snmp Read-Only Community Changing the Snmp Trap System Location or ContactViewing the Health Scan Throttling Mode Managing the Health Scan Throttling ModeEnabling or Disabling Snmp Traps Changing the Operation Mode Managing the Operation ModeChanging the Health Scan Throttling Mode Viewing the Operation ModeUnassigning a Client from a NAS Controller Managing Client ConnectionsViewing Clients Assigned to a NAS Controller Assigning a Client to a NAS ControllerFailing Back Clients to Their Assigned NAS Controller Manually Migrating Clients to another NAS ControllerRebalancing Client Connections across NAS Controllers Starting Up the FluidFS Cluster Rebooting a NAS ControllerShutting Down and Restarting NAS Controllers Shutting Down the FluidFS ClusterEnabling or Disabling NAS Appliance and Controller Blinking Managing NAS Appliance and NAS ControllerPage Managing DNS Servers and Suffixes Managing the Default GatewayViewing the Default Gateway Changing the Default GatewayAdding DNS Servers and Suffixes Viewing DNS Servers and SuffixesRemoving DNS Servers and Suffixes Viewing the Static Routes Managing Static RoutesAdding a Static Route Changing the Gateway for a Static Route Changing the Target Subnet for a Static RouteDeleting a Static Route Changing the Internal Network IP Address Managing the Internal NetworkManaging the Client Networks Viewing the Internal Network IP AddressCreating a Client Network Viewing the Client NetworksChanging the Netmask for a Client Network Changing the Client VIPs for a Client Network Changing the Vlan Tag for a Client NetworkChanging the Client Network MTU Viewing the Client Network Bonding ModeDeleting a Client Network Viewing the Client Network MTUManaging SAN Fabrics Changing the Client Network Bonding ModeAdding an iSCSI Fabric Viewing the SAN Network ConfigurationModifying an iSCSI Fabric’s Configuration Managing SAN Fabrics/SubnetsModifying iSCSI Portals Deleting an iSCSI FabricViewing Storage Identifiers Default Administrative Accounts Account Management and AuthenticationSupport Account Administrative AccountEnabling or Disabling the Support Account Using the Escalation Account Changing the Support Account PasswordManaging Administrator Accounts Default Local User and Local Group AccountsCLI Account Adding an Administrator Viewing AdministratorsChanging an Administrator’s Permission Level Assigning NAS Volumes to a Volume AdministratorChanging an Administrator’s Email Address Adding a Local User Changing a Local Administrator PasswordDeleting an Administrator Managing Local UsersEnabling or Disabling a Local User Changing a Local User’s GroupDeleting a Local User Managing Password Age and ExpirationChanging a Local User Password Changing the Maximum Password AgeAdding a Local Group Enabling or Disabling Password ExpirationManaging Local Groups Viewing Local GroupsChanging the Users Assigned to a Local Group Deleting a Local Group Managing Active DirectoryEnabling Active Directory Authentication Managing Ldap Modifying Active Directory Authentication SettingsDisabling Active Directory Authentication Enabling Ldap AuthenticationChanging the Ldap Base DN Adding or Removing Ldap Servers Enabling or Disabling Authentication for the Ldap ConnectionManaging NIS Disabling Ldap AuthenticationChanging the NIS Domain Name Enabling NIS AuthenticationChanging the Order of Preference for NIS Servers User Mapping Policy and NAS Volume Security Style Disabling NIS AuthenticationUser Mapping Policies Mapping Windows and UNIX/Linux Users by Mapping Rules Only Managing the User Mapping PolicyManaging User Mapping Rules Mapping Windows and UNIX/Linux Users AutomaticallyDeleting a User Mapping Rule Page Viewing the Size of the NAS Pool Managing the NAS PoolDiscovering New or Expanded LUNs Viewing Internal Storage ReservationsEnabling or Disabling the NAS Pool Used Space Alert Expanding the Size of the NAS PoolEnabling or Disabling the NAS Pool Unused Space Alert File Security Styles Managing NAS VolumesChoosing a Strategy for NAS Volume Creation Thin and Thick Provisioning for NAS VolumesScenario Example NAS Volume Creation ScenariosConfiguring NAS Volumes NAS Volumes Storage Space TerminologyAdding a NAS Volume Changing Access Time Granularity for a NAS Volume Renaming a NAS VolumeChanging the Space Settings of a NAS Volume Changing Permissions Interoperability for a NAS VolumeEnabling or Disabling a NAS Volume Unused Space Alert Enabling or Disabling a NAS Volume Used Space AlertNAS Volume Clone Defaults Cloning a NAS VolumeDeleting a NAS Volume Creating a NAS Volume Clone NAS Volume Clone RestrictionsManaging NAS Volume Clones Viewing NAS Volume ClonesDeleting a NAS Volume Clone Configuring Cifs SharesManaging Cifs Shares Viewing All Cifs Shares on the FluidFS Cluster Viewing Cifs Shares on a NAS VolumeAdding a Cifs Share Displaying Active Cifs Connections Viewing and Disconnecting Cifs ConnectionsDisconnecting a Cifs Connection Deleting a Cifs ShareConfiguring Cifs Home Shares Using Cifs Home SharesChanging the Owner of a Cifs Share Setting SLPs on a Cifs Share Setting ACLs on a Cifs ShareManaging ACLs or SLPs on a Cifs Share Accessing a Cifs Share Using the net use Command Accessing a Cifs Share Using WindowsAccessing a Cifs Share Using the UNC path Configuring NFS Exports Accessing a Cifs Share Using UNIX/LinuxManaging NFS Exports Adding an NFS Export Changing the Client Authentication Methods for an NFS ExportEnabling or Disabling Secure Ports for an NFS Export Changing the Client Access Permissions for an NFS ExportDeleting an NFS Export Accessing an NFS Export with UNIX/Linux Using NFS Setting Permissions for an NFS ExportAccessing an NFS Export Accessing an NFS Export with UNIX/LinuxManaging Quota Rules Viewing Quota Rules for a NAS VolumeSetting the Default Quota per User Accessing an NFS Export with a MacAdding a Quota Rule for a Specific User Setting the Default Quota per GroupAdding a Quota Rule for an Entire Group Adding a Quota Rule for Each User in a Specific GroupChanging the Soft Quota or Hard Quota for a User or Group Deleting a User or Group Quota Rule Managing Data ReductionEnabling Data Reduction at the System Level Enabling Data Reduction on a NAS VolumeChanging the Candidates for Data Reduction for a NAS Volume Changing the Data Reduction Type for a NAS VolumeDisabling Data Reduction on a NAS Volume 118 FluidFS 3.0 Data Protection Managing the Anti-Virus ServiceAdding an Anti-virus Server Configuring Anti-Virus ScanningExcluding Files and Directory Paths from Scans Supported Anti-Virus ApplicationsEnabling Anti-virus Scanning for a Cifs Share Deleting an Anti-virus ServerAllowing or Denying Access to Large Unscanned Files Viewing Anti-Virus Events Managing SnapshotsDisabling Anti-virus Scanning for a Cifs Share Creating On-Demand Snapshots Creating a Snapshot Schedule for a NAS VolumeManaging Scheduled Snapshots Changing the Retention Policy for a Snapshot Schedule Changing the Snapshot Schedule FrequencyChanging the Retention Policy for a Snapshot Modifying and Deleting SnapshotsDeleting a Snapshot Schedule Renaming a SnapshotDeleting a Snapshot Restoring Data from a SnapshotViewing Available Snapshots Restoring Files Using UNIX/Linux or Windows Restoring a NAS Volume from a SnapshotManaging Ndmp Restoring Files Using Windows OnlySupported DMAs Configuring NdmpAdding a DMA Server Removing a DMA Server Changing the Ndmp PasswordChanging the Ndmp Username Viewing Ndmp Jobs and Events Specifying NAS Volumes Using the DMAChanging the Ndmp Client Port Viewing Active Ndmp Jobs Managing ReplicationViewing Ndmp Events How Replication Works Page Managing Replication Partnerships Target NAS VolumesAdding a Replication Partnership Delete a Replication Partnership Adding Replication for a NAS Volume Replicating NAS VolumesDeleting Replication for a NAS Volume Scheduling Replication Running Replication on DemandChanging a Replication Schedule Pausing ReplicationDeleting a Replication Schedule Resuming Replication Recovering an Individual NAS VolumeMonitoring Replication Progress Promoting a Target NAS Volume Restoring the NAS Volume ConfigurationDemoting a Target NAS Volume Restoring the NAS Volume Configuration NAS Volume Configuration BackupsRestoring Local Users Local Users Configuration BackupsRestoring Local Users Restoring Local Groups Local Groups Configuration BackupsRestoring Local Groups Using Replication for Disaster Recovery Setting Up and Performing Disaster Recovery Page Page Page Page 152 Viewing the Status of the Interfaces Viewing the Status of Hardware ComponentsViewing the Status of the Disks Viewing the Status of the Fans Viewing the Status of FluidFS Cluster ServicesViewing the Status of the Power Supplies Viewing the Status of a Backup Power Supply155 Viewing FluidFS Traffic Statistics Viewing the Status of Background ProcessesViewing FluidFS Cluster NAS Pool Trends Viewing Storage UsageViewing NAS Controller Load Balancing Statistics 158 Adding NAS Appliances to the FluidFS Cluster Adding and Deleting NAS Appliances in a FluidFS ClusterPage Deleting a NAS Appliance from the FluidFS Cluster Detaching, Attaching, and Replacing a NAS ControllerDetaching a NAS Controller Replacing a NAS Controller Attaching a NAS ControllerViewing the Upgrade History Managing Service PacksInstalling a Service Pack to Update the FluidFS Software Reinstalling FluidFS from the Internal Storage Device Managing Firmware UpdatesPage 166 Running FluidFS Diagnostics on a FluidFS Cluster Running DiagnosticsViewing the Event Log InternalclassCaddress.controllernumberplusonetimestwo Launching the iBMC Virtual KVMTroubleshooting Active Directory Configuration Troubleshooting Common IssuesTroubleshooting Active Directory Issues Active Directory AuthenticationTroubleshooting Snapshots Troubleshooting Backup IssuesTroubleshooting An Ndmp Internal Error Cifs Access Denied Troubleshooting Cifs IssuesCifs Client Disconnection On File Read Cifs Client Login FailureCifs ACL Corruption Cifs Client Clock SkewCifs File Sharing Conflict Cifs File Access DeniedCifs Connection Failure Cifs Delete On Close DenialCifs Path Share Not Found Cifs Locking InconsistencyCifs Maximum Connections Reached Cifs Share Does Not ExistCifs Write To Read Only Volume Troubleshooting NFS IssuesCannot Mount NFS Export NFS Export Does Not Exist NFS File Access DeniedNFS Mount Fails Due To Export Options NFS Insecure Access To Secure ExportNFS Mount Fails Due To Netgroup Failure NFS Write To Read-Only Export NFS Write To Read-Only VolumeNFS Mount Path Does Not Exist NFS Owner Restricted OperationCannot Change The Ownership Of a File Or a Folder Troubleshooting NAS File Access And Permissions IssuesNFS Access Denied To a File Or Directory NFS Write To SnapshotMixed File Ownership Denied Problematic SMB Access From a Linux ClientStrange UID And GID Numbers On Dell NAS System Files Troubleshooting DNS Configurations Troubleshooting Networking IssuesName Server Unresponsive Troubleshooting Replication Issues Replication Disconnection Replication Destination Volume Is Busy Reclaiming SpaceReplication Destination Volume Is Detached Replication Destination Is Not OptimalReplication Source Is Busy Replication Internal ErrorReplication Jumbo Frames Blocked Replication Destination Does Not Have Enough SpaceNAS Container Security Violation Troubleshooting System IssuesReplication Source Volume Is Busy Reclaiming Space Troubleshooting System ShutdownView Multiple Errors Received During File System FormatNAS IDU Failed To Discover Any Controllers Associating LUN Names To Virtual DisksAttach Operation Fails Page Contacting Dell Locating Your System Service TagDocumentation Feedback