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Western Digital WDBLGT0080KBK manual To uninstall the Launchpad Connector Software on a Windows PC

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To uninstall the Launchpad (Connector Software) on a Windows PC:

USING THE WD SENTINEL SERVER’S FEATURES

To uninstall the Launchpad (Connector Software) on a Windows PC:

Note: When you uninstall Launchpad, you also uninstall Dashboard. They can not be uninstalled separately.

1.Click Start, click Control Panel, and in the Programs section, click Uninstall a Program.

2.From the list, select Windows Storage Server 2008 R2 Connector.

3.Click Uninstall.

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If the User Account Control window displays, click Allow.

If the Windows Storage Server 2008 R2 Essentials Connector page displays suggesting that you close the Launchpad, click OK.

Note: You must reboot the computer before installing another Connector.

To uninstall the Launchpad (Connector Software) on a Mac:

You must uninstall Launchpad from three Macintosh HD folders: Users, Applications, and Library.

1.Quit the Launchpad.

2.In the Finder pane, click Applications. Drag and drop Windows Server Launchpad into the Trash icon. The Launchpad icon no longer appears in the dock.

3.Click Finder>Devices>Macintosh HD.

4.Click Library>Application Support>Microsoft. Drag and drop Launchpad into the Trash icon.

5.Click Library>Preferences. Drag and drop “com.microsoft.launchpad.plist” into the Trash icon.

6.Right-click the Trash icon and select

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Contents

Administrator’s Guide Small Office Storage ServerWD Sentinel DX4000 Registering Your WD Product WD Service and SupportAccessing Online Support Contacting WD Technical Support4 Managing the WD Sentinel Server Dashboard 1 Important User Information2 Product Overview 3 User Roles and Responsibilities7 Best Practices 6 Using the WD Sentinel Server’s Features8 Troubleshooting 9 Regulatory and Warranty InformationRecording Your WD Product Information About This Guide Important Safety InstructionsImportant Safety Instructions Handling Precautions Important User InformationConvention Handling PrecautionsRecording Your WD Product Information About This GuideGetting to Know Your WD Sentinel DX4000 Server Getting to Know Your WD Sentinel DX4000 Server Key FeaturesTechnical Specifications Product Views Indicators Where to Find Help Product OverviewA total solution with industry-leading technology partners Key FeaturesPackage Contents WD Sentinel DX4000 Windows System Requirements and Compatibility InformationRequirement DescriptionDescription Technical SpecificationsSpecification RAID-specific time-limited error recovery TLERDescription Product ViewsSpecification 1 Power LEDIcon LEDsBack View ComponentAlert IndicatorsDescription Description LEDsColor StateWhere to Find Help How the WD Sentinel DX4000 Fits into Your Office User Roles and ResponsibilitiesTypes of WD Sentinel DX4000 Users Types of WD Sentinel DX4000 UsersRemote Web Access Task How the WD Sentinel DX4000 Fits into Your OfficeAdministrator Remote Web Access TaskAccessing the Dashboard Performing Dashboard Tasks Setting up WD Sentinel Server & Connecting ComputersAccessing the Dashboard Setting up WD Sentinel Server & Connecting ComputersUser Name Enter Administrator To access the Dashboard MacPerforming Dashboard Tasks Using the Home PageDescription Home Page Tabstime you access the Dashboard WD Guardian ServicesHome Page Tasks Panel Managing Computers and BackupsManaging User Accounts Managing Server Folders and Hard DrivesMonitoring System Health and Alerts Monitoring Add-insHealth Tab Description SettingsRequest Support To access WD Customer Support automaticallyHealth Tasks Find compatible hard drives1. Click the Software Updates tab Manual Updates of WD Software3. Click Unlock drives To change the password 1. Click Unlock drives To check for software updates and update the softwareTo use the online update a. Click Check for Updates Managing Server SettingsAutomatic Updates of WD Software To set a schedule for automatic updatesHomeGroup Remote Web AccessGeneral MediaDomain Enabling Remote Web AccessTo perform a clean shutdown using the front panel To shut down or restart using the Dashboard Preferred methodShutting Down the Server Replacing a Failed Drive Adding Capacity by Adding a Drive WD Sentinel Server RAID Storage Using USB StorageManaging Storage on the WD Sentinel Server WD Sentinel Server RAID StorageTo share data on a USB drive Using USB Storage3. Click the Server Folders tab To stop sharing data on a USB drive Replacing a Failed Drive2. Open the door on the front of the server Adding Capacity by Adding a Drive To access the Launchpad Windows Using the WD Sentinel Server’s FeaturesUsing the Launchpad Internal Users Accessing the LaunchpadWD SENTINEL DX4000 To access the Launchpad MacUSING THE WD SENTINEL SERVER’S FEATURES ADMINISTRATOR’S GUIDE Select FinderApplicationsWindows Server Launchpad To select Launchpad options To disable the Launchpad after signing in WindowsSelecting Launchpad Options Windows PC or Mac Computer Managing the LaunchpadTo disable the Launchpad after signing in Mac 3. Click Uninstall To uninstall the Launchpad Connector Software on a Windows PCTo uninstall the Launchpad Connector Software on a Mac 2. From the list, select Windows Storage Server 2008 R2 ConnectorLaunchpad Windows Accessing Shared Folders Over Your NetworkLaunchpad Mac Logging In Accessing Computers and Shared Folders RemotelyShared Folders Remote Web Access Home PageBacking up Windows PC ComputersInitiating Backups Scheduling Automatic Backups Dashboard only3. Click Additional client computer backup tasks in the task panel 2. Click Start backup Backup Using the LaunchpadBackup Using the Dashboard Scheduling Automatic Backups Time MachineBacking up with Time Machine Mac 6. Select Registered User 8. Click Connect. The Preferences screen returns 1. Click Computers and Backups Recovering/Restoring Windows PCRestoring Windows PC Computers Bare Metal Restore To restore a Windows PC that has been backed upTo recover individual files and folders Recovering/Restoring MacRequirements Recovering the WD Sentinel ServerCreate a Virtual DVD Run the Virtual DVD Unlock my drives 6. Click Next to display the “Congratulations and Next Steps” page Recreating the storage 4. Insert the USB flash drive into the USB port of the Windows PC, and click Next to display the following page for using the USB key Performing a Recovery 3. Read the information on the screen USING THE WD SENTINEL SERVER’S FEATURESADMINISTRATOR’S GUIDE 2. Click Next. The Getting Started page displays4. Insert the USB flash drive into the USB port of the Windows PC, and click Next. The Prepare the USB flash drive for server recovery screen displays 10. Return to the PC and follow the instructions by clicking Next. Make sure the PC is on the same network as the WD Sentinel server. The application searches for the Setting up the WD Sentinel DX4000 Setting up Client Computers Setting up the WD Sentinel DX4000Setting up Client Computers Using the WD Sentinel DX4000 EfficientlySharing Files with External Users Replacing DrivesShutting Down First Steps Checklist Specific Problems and Corrective Actions TroubleshootingFirst Steps Checklist Specific Problems and Corrective ActionsCannot access Windows PCs via Remote Access Regulatory Compliance Regulatory and Warranty InformationSafety Compliance Regulatory Compliance Obtaining Service Limited WarrantyKC Notice Republic of Korea only Environmental Compliance China Obtaining ServiceGNU General Public License “GPL” Limited WarrantyiSCSI Roles AppendixManaging iSCSI Storage on the WD Sentinel Server iSCSI OverviewNote Available space displays to the right of this field Create an iSCSI Target6. Click Create Target Edit an iSCSI Target3. Click Modify Target Enabling an iSCSI Target Disable an iSCSI TargetDeleting an iSCSI Target Importing an iSCSI Target Exporting an iSCSI TargetGlossary IP Address-A 32-bit, binary number that uniquely identifies a computer connected to the Internet RAID 5- For systems with three or more drives, RAID 5 offers fast performance by striping data across all drives. It protects data by dedicating a quarter of each drive to fault tolerance, leaving three quarters of the system capacity available for data storage Index Page Page Irvine, California 92612 U.S.A 2012 Western Digital Technologies, Inc. All rights reservedWestern Digital Corporation 3355 Michelson Drive, Suite