IBM 201 manual Accessing Universal Management Services, Initial setup and configuration

After you have installed the Advanced Appliance Configuration console application, the following steps will take you to the point where you can administer the appliance.

1.Start the Advanced Appliance Configuration console application by clicking its icon.

2.On the left pane of the Advanced Appliance Configuration console, select the appliance you want to administer. Initially, the appliance will be named IBM5194-serial number, which is located in the lower right corner of the bezel on the front of the appliance.

3.Click the Start Web Management button at the bottom of the right pane of the Advanced Appliance Configuration console to start the Universal Manageability (UM) Services browser. This will open a separate Web browser.

To read more information on the Advanced Appliance Configuration Utility, see “IAACU Console” on page 10.

Accessing Universal Management Services

1.You will be prompted to authenticate with administrative user name (“Administrator”) and password (initially “password”, but you will need to change this later).

If this is the first time you have accessed the UM Services browser (on any appliance) from this workstation, you will also be prompted to install the Swing and XML Java libraries in your Web browser.

2.The UM Services browser will start. In the left pane, Microsoft Windows 2000 for Network Attached Storage will be automatically selected, on the Appliance tab. In the right pane, Windows 2000 for Network Attached Storage will start.

3.Again, you will be prompted to authenticate with administrative user name (“Administrator”) and password (initially “password”, but you will need to change this later).

4.Click Administer this server appliance to bring up the Microsoft Windows 2000 for Network Attached Storage GUI.

You are now ready to begin administering the appliance. Details for this task are described in “Initial setup and configuration”.

Initial setup and configuration

This section provides details on the initial setup and configuration of the NAS 200.

Note that if you are administering the NAS 200 without a keyboard, monitor, and mouse (“headless” mode), there are one of two methods that you can use:

vTerminal Services, which provides full administrative function. (See “Terminal Services and the IBM NAS Administration Console” on page 8.)

vWindows 2000 for Network Attached Storage, which provides a subset of the full administrative function in Terminal Services. (See “Windows 2000 for Network Attached Storage” on page 17.)

In general, you administer the appliance by adjusting information contained in the following task groups:

Note: In this example, you access the task groups through the Windows 2000 for Network Attached Storage Web-based GUI.

v“Maintenance (Date and Time)” on page 21

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