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terminal session is independent, with the host operating system managing conflicts between multiple users contending for shared resources. In sum, TSRA provides remote access for administering your DataSafe NAS from virtually anywhere on your network, giving system administrators a method of remotely managing the DataSafe NAS from any client.

Terminal Services Advanced Client (TSC) is the component running on the client machine; in the case of a DataSafe NAS, the TSC ActiveX component is automatically installed when he selects this task.

The primary difference between TSC and the traditional mainframe environment is that the dumb terminals in a mainframe environment only provide character-based input and output. A TSC or emulator provides a complete graphical user interface, including a Microsoft Windows desktop and support for a variety of input devices (such as keyboard and mouse).

In the Terminal Services environment, an application runs entirely on the terminal server. The TSC performs no local processing of application software. The terminal server transmits the graphical user interface to the client, and the client transmits your input back to the server.

With TSC, you have full access to the DataSafe NAS desktop and can manage it as if you are sitting in front of a monitor attached to the DataSafe NAS. All Microsoft Windows management tools can be used, and the Windows 2000 online Help can be accessed.

When a user opens TSC she or he connects to the DataSafe NAS, and starts a session.

When he or she is finished, he or she can either disconnect, and leave the session running (to enable connecting to this session again later) or log off,

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Contents

Page Copyrights & Trademarks Contents Disks and Volumes Manage Services Users and Groups Folders and Shares Maintenance 141 Appendix a Status Alerts 161 Appendix B Cifs Overview 163Index 167 Who Should Use This Guide Equipment Required for AdministrationAbout This Guide Overview Placement Requirements Quantity Server Placement Operating Environment Requirements Safety Requirement Familiarizing Yourself with Your DataSafeFront Panel Back Panel LEDs Typographical Conventions Bold text Related Documents Getting Started Chapter Sections Status Area Navigation of the DataSafe NAS Administration UIInformational grey text Menu Bars To navigate through the DataSafe NAS Administration UI Content Area Related Topics Initial DataSafe NAS Configuration Using HelpTo browse through topics by category To invoke context-sensitive Help Services Advanced ClientTo use the Index To invoke Windows 2000 Help Home Home Network Setup Identification To set the name and domain membership of the DataSafe NAS Server Appliance Identity Server Appliance Name Section Topics DNS Name Resolution Single-label, unqualified domain namesMultiple-label, unqualified domain names DataSafe NAS User’s Manual DNS Suffixes Workgroup Server Appliance Identity Domain Interfaces Network Settings Network Adapters on Server Appliance IP Settings To automatically set or change the IP settings To manually set or change the IP settings IP Address Configuration DNS Settings To set or change the Gateway address settings DataSafe NAS User’s Manual DNS Configuration Wins Settings To change the Wins settings of the DataSafe NAS Global Settings Network Configuration To automatically set or change DNS suffixes Enabled Lmhost lookup box To manually add specific DNS suffixesTo edit the Lmhosts file About Name Resolution Lmhosts Files #PRE #BEGIN Alternate Following example shows how all of these keywords are used Guidelines for Lmhosts files Change Administrator Password To change the Administrator password for the DataSafe NASCurrent password box Administration Web Server Confirm new password boxTo change the Administration Web Site properties NIC Configuration Just this IP Address NIC Team Configuration Adaptive Load Balancing Adapters in a team Breaking and Restoring Team Configuration To break team configurationTo restore team configuration Adaptive Load Balancing, then click Next Disks and Volumes Configure Disk and Volume Properties To manage disks and volumes on the DataSafe Disk Management DataSafe NAS User’s Manual Terminal Services Client Disk Quotas To enable or disable quota management on a volume Quota Management Volumes on Server Appliance Quota Entries DataSafe NAS User’s Manual To set or change quota entries on the DataSafe Adding Quota Entries To allow unlimited disk usage To limit disk space To allow unlimited disk use To remove a quota entryTo modify the properties of a quota entry Removing Quota Entries DataSafe NAS User’s Manual Manage Services Enable Services To enable a network service To disable a network service Disable ServicesConfigure Service Properties To configure network service properties NFS Service Http Service Properties Network Protocol Overview NFS To add an NFS client group NFS Client Groups On the NFS Service page, click Client Groups NFS Client Groups To add members to an NFS client group Edit NFS Client Group To remove members from an NFS client group To remove an NFS client groupNFS Locks To manage NFS locks NFS Locks User and Group Mappings On the NFS Service page, click User and Group Mappings To map NFS users and groups To configure for using password and group files User and Group Mappings To enable simple maps Simple Maps tab To create explicit user maps Unix users list box Explicit User Maps Click Set primary To delete explicit user mapsTo create explicit group maps From the NFS Service page, click Group and Group Mappings List Unix Groups button FTP Service To delete explicit group maps Network Protocol Overview FTP To enable FTP Logging FTP Anonymous AccessFTP Logging To configure FTP anonymous access Anonymous Access tab of FTP Service Properties To add custom messages FTP Messages FTP Anonymous Access on FTP Logging on Web Http Service World-Wide Web Server Network Protocol Overview Http SyntaxPossible Values To create a secure connection Https Creating a Secure Connection Terminal Services Client window Computer Management NetWare Service Indexing Service Snmp Service Mac ServiceTelnet Service Network Protocol Overview Snmp Snmp Service Configuration To configure the Snmp service Services window Snmp Service Properties Security tabs Users and Groups Manage Local Users Adding a User Account To add a user account Groups Removing a User Account Create New User Setting a User Password To set the User PasswordTo remove a user account To access the User properties Modifying User Properties Manage Local Groups Adding a Group Account To add a group accountGroups Click Groups Create New Group Removing a Group Account Modifying Group PropertiesTo set or modify a group name or description To set or modify group membership Group Properties To add a new member To remove a member DataSafe NAS User’s Manual 105 Folders and Shares To manage folders Folders to open the Volumes on Server ApplianceManage Folders Tasks list Folders on Server Appliance page Figure Folders on Server Appliance Opening a Folder Navigating among foldersTo open a folder Adding a Folder To create a new folder To delete a folder Removing a FolderModifying Folder Properties To change the name of a folder To compress a folder Folder Properties To navigate among folders Manage Windows and Unix SharesNavigating Among Folders Folders on Server Appliance Adding a Windows or Unix Share = Unix NFS F = FTP To add a Windows or Unix share Shares Select the Windows and Unix Shares option Removing a Windows or Unix Share To remove a share all protocols Shares Select Windows and Unix Shares To remove specific protocolsObject Selection table Modifying Windows or Unix Share Properties To modify Windows or Unix share properties Appliance settings To set the user limitCifs Share Properties Permissions list Permissions Shares To add a new NFS client or client group to a shareTo add an existing client or client group NFS Share Properties To allow clients permission to an FTP share To remove an NFS clientRemove FTP Share Properties On the Public Share Properties page, click FTP tab To log client visits to an FTP share To allow clients permission to an Http share Http Share Properties Manage Macintosh and NetWare Shares To manage Macintosh and NetWare shares FTP Adding a Macintosh or NetWare Share To add a Macintosh or NetWare share Folder to Share and the Share name Create Shared Folder Removing a Macintosh or Netware Share Modifying Macintosh or NetWare Share PropertiesTo remove a Macintosh or Netware share all protocols To modify Macintosh or NetWare share properties Properties DataSafe NAS User’s Manual 131 Maintenance Date and TimeTo set the date, time, and time zone of the DataSafe NAS Shutdown Appliance Select the Year, Month, Date, Time, Time ZoneTo shut down or restart the DataSafe NAS Back-up and Restore Tool Shutdown Server Appliance To back up or restore the DataSafe NAS partition Backup window Logs Application LogTo manage Application Logs System Log To manage System Logs Security Log To manage Security Logs Manage Logs Security Log Clear Log Files To clear a Log fileTo download a Log file Download Log Files Select Save this file to disk To view the downloaded file To modify the properties of a Log file Modify Log Properties To view the details of a Log file View Log Details Terminal Services Client Details DataSafe NAS User’s Manual 145 To access Terminal Services Advanced Client Alerts DataSafe NAS Administration UI Alerts To view and respond to messages Mail Alerts Set Alert Email LED Alerts DataSafe NAS User’s Manual 150 Appendix a Status Alerts To clear an alert 162 Appendix B Cifs Overview Manual caching for documentsAutomatic caching for documents Automatic caching for programs Index 168 DataSafe NAS User’s Manual 169 Snmp DataSafe NAS User’s Manual 171