| General Operating Guidelines and Limitations |
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Operating System / |
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Affected Component | Description |
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Windows | When you are upgrading to StorNext 3.5 from a release prior to version 3.0, |
| you must uninstall StorNext before installing. After uninstalling you must |
| reboot, install StorNext 3.5, and then reboot again. In future releases, |
| upgrading from StorNext 3.5 should not require a reboot after installing. |
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| If you are using the StorNext client software with Windows Server 2003, |
| Windows Server 2008, Windows XP, or Windows Vista, turn off the Recycle |
| Bin in the StorNext file systems mapped on the Windows machine. |
| You must disable the Recycle Bin for the drive on which a StorNext file |
| system is mounted. Also, each occurence of file system remapping |
| (unmounting/mounting) will require disabling the Recycle Bin. For example, |
| if you mount a file system on E: (and disable the Recycle Bin for that drive) |
| and then remap the file system to F:, you must then disable the Recycle Bin |
| on the F: drive. |
| As of release 3.5, StorNext supports mounting file systems to a directory. For |
| Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP you must disable the Recycle Bin for |
| the root drive letter of the |
| C:\MOUNT\File_System you would disable the Recycle Bin for the C: drive.) |
| For Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista you must disable each |
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| For Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP: |
| 1 On the Windows client machine, |
| on the desktop and then click Properties. |
| 2 Click Global. |
| 3 Click Configure drives independently. |
| 4 Click the Local Disk tab that corresponds to the mapped or directory- |
| mounted file system. |
| 5 Click the checkbox Do not move files to the Recycle Bin. Remove files |
| immediately when deleted. |
| 6 Click Apply, and then click OK. |
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