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¨If you click OK, the DataSafe NAS will reboot

and the Restarting page will appear. When

the DataSafe NAS is back online, the Home

Page of the Web UI will display and your

changes will be in effect.

¨If you click Cancel, the changes to the

DataSafe NAS identity will not take effect until

the next reboot.

Section Topics

For more details on the above instructions, see the

following topics in this section:

n“Server Appliance Name” on page 19

n“DNS Name Resolution” on page 20

n“DNS Suffixes” on page 22

n“Workgroup” on page 23

n“Workgroup” on page 23

Related Topics

n“Initial DataSafe NAS Configuration” on page 13

Server Appliance Name

The server appliance name is the name of the

DataSafe NAS on a network. The appliance name must

be unique and must meet certain requirements. The

new server appliance name cannot be the same as

another computer, or the name of a Microsoft

Windows domain.

It is recommended that you use names that are 15

characters or fewer. The server appliance name can be

up to 63 characters long but should only contain the

numbers 0-9, the uppercase letters A-Z and the

lowercase a-z, and hyphens. You may use other

characters, but doing so may prevent other users from

finding your computer on the network. If your network

is using the Microsoft DNS server, you can use any

Contents

Main Copyrights & Trademarks Contents About This Guide ......................................................... 1 1Getting Started ...................................................... 9 2Network Setup ......................................................17 3Disks and Volumes ............................................... 51 4Manage Services ................................................. 63 5Users and Groups ................................................ 99 6Folders and Shares ............................................. 113 7Maintenance ......................................................141 Index .......................................................................167 About This Guide Who Should Use This Guide Overview Equipment Required for Administration Placement Requirements Server Placement Safety Requirement Familiarizing Yourself with Your DataSafe NAS Front Panel Back Panel Note: Typographical Conventions Bold text NOTE: Related Documents 1 Getting Started Navigation of the DataSafe NAS Administration UI To navigate through the DataSafe NAS Administration UI OK to confirm your changes, or Cancel Initial DataSafe NAS Configuration Using Help To browse through topics by category Page Home Page 2 Network Setup Note: Identification To set the name and domain membership of the DataSafe NAS Page Page Server Appliance Name DNS Name Resolution DNS tab in the Global Network Settings. Setup, then click Global Network Settings. DNS Suffixes Change primary DNS suffix when domain membership changes Workgroup Page Domain Interfaces: Network Settings IP Settings Page To set or change the Gateway address settings DNS Settings Page Page WINS Settings Note: Page Global Settings: Network Configuration Page LMHOSTS Files Page Page The following example shows how all of these keywords are used: Page Change Administrator Password Note: Confirm new password Administration Web Server To change the Administration Web Site properties NIC Configuration Adaptive Load Balancing NIC Team Configuration Page Breaking and Restoring Team Configuration Page 3 Disks and Volumes Configure Disk and Volume Properties Page Page Note: Disk Quotas Quota Management To enable or disable quota management on a volume Volumes Quota Entries Page Page To allow unlimited disk usage To limit disk space Page Page 4 Manage Services Enable Services Disable Services Configure Service Properties NFS Service Service Client Groups, NFS Locking, and NFS User and Group mappings To add an NFS client group Page Page Page Page User And Group Mappings Mappings Page Page Page Page Page Page Page FTP Service Page Page Page connection anonymous connection anonymous connections To add custom messages Page Web (HTTP) Service Page To create a secure connection Services Advanced Client Page Page NetWare Service Indexing Service Mac Service Service Telnet Service Service SNMP Service Page Page Page 5 Users and Groups Manage Local Users Adding a User Account Page Note: In the Home Directory field, you can select Removing a User Account Setting a User Password Modifying User Properties Manage Local Groups Adding a Group Account Page Removing a Group Account Modifying Group Properties Page Page Page 6 Folders and Shares Manage Folders Page Opening a Folder Adding a Folder Removing a Folder Modifying Folder Properties Page Navigating Among Folders Manage Windows and UNIX Shares Adding a Windows or UNIX Share Page Removing a Windows or UNIX Share Page Modifying Windows or UNIX Share Properties To set the user limit Page Page Page Page Page Manage Macintosh and NetWare Shares Page Adding a Macintosh or NetWare Share Page Removing a Macintosh or Netware Share Modifying Macintosh or NetWare Share Properties Page Page 7 Maintenance Date and Time To set the date, time, and time zone of the DataSafe NAS Shutdown Appliance Back-up and Restore Tool Page Logs Application Log To manage Application Logs System Log Security Log Manage Logs Page Page Page Page Terminal Services Client Page To access Terminal Services Advanced Client Services Advanced Client Alerts To view and respond to messages Page Page Page Appendix A: Status Alerts Page Appendix B: CIFS Overview Manual caching for documents Automatic caching for documents Automatic Caching for Documents Automatic caching for programs Automatic Caching for Programs Note: Index A B C D G H I L M N O P Q R S T U V W