Manual Do Utilizadoríndice analíticoLimitations of Warranty and Liability5Technical Support Policy5Returning Materials5Welcome Note6Chapter 1- Getting Started71. Features and Benefits72. System Requirements and Compatibility73. Unpacking the MaxNAS84. What’s Included85. Choosing a place for your MaxNAS86. The MaxNAS interface components97. Visual and Audible Indicators108. Hot plug Drive Replacement10Chapter 2- Connecting the MaxNAS111. Connect Your MaxNAS112. Accessing System Administration for the first time112.1 Wizard Installation and Usage122.2 Launching the IP Storage Administration GUI, DHCP Environment132.3 Launching the IP Storage Administration GUI, Static IP Environment132.4 Logging In133. LCD Operation143.1 USB Copy143.2 Management Mode144. Adding External Disks155. USB Target Mode15Chapter 3- Administering the MaxNAS16The Main Menu Configuration Tree171. Status Displays181.1 System Status181.2 System Information181.3 USB Printer Information181.4 Attached UPS Monitor Status191.5 Power Management191.6 About this MaxNAS (Info)192. Storage Configuration202.1 Disks (Info)202.2 RAID Menu202.2.1 Create RAIDset212.2.2 Expanding NAS volumes222.2.3 Appending disks to RAIDset222.2.4 Migrating RAIDSet222.2.5 Delete RAIDSet232.2.6 Space Allocation232.3 Folder (Share) Configuration242.3.1 Adding Folders (Shares)242.3.2 Editing Folders (Shares)252.3.3 NFS Configuration252.3.4 Access Control Lists262.3.5 Deleting Folders (shares)262.4 Perform file system check262.5 Stackable iSCSI Host Service272.5.1 Adding a new iSCSI target272.5.2 Set Stackable Share Permissions272.5.3 Edit Stackable parameters272.5.4 Delete a Stackable shared iSCSI mount282.5.5 Reconnect an offline iSCSI target282.6 Mount and Share ISO disk image282.6.1 Adding a new ISO image share282.6.2 Removing ISO image shares282.6.3 Temporarily unmount ISO image shares282.7 nSync Backup Service292.7.1 Create new nSync backup task292.7.2 Modify an existing nSync task292.7.3 Deleting an existing nSync task292.7.4 Running an nSync backup task302.7.5 Restoring to a previously synchronized state302.7.6 Setting transfer speed limits303. Network Configuration303.1 LAN1 Configuration303.1.1 Host Name303.1.2 Domain Suffix313.1.3 MAC Address313.1.4 Jumbo Frames Support313.1.5 DHCP313.1.6 Static IP313.1.7 IP Forwarding313.1.8 Link Aggregation313.2 LAN2 Configuration323.2.1 MAC Address323.2.2 Jumbo Frames Support323.2.3 Static IP323.2.4 DHCP Server323.3 Network Services Configuration323.3.1 SMB/CIFS333.3.2 Webdisk/Secure Webdisk333.3.3 UPNP Universal Plug and Play333.3.4 Apple File Protocol Services333.3.5 NFS Services333.3.6 FTP Services333.3.7 nSync Target Service343.3.8 Mediabolic DLNA Server344. Accounts Configuration344.1 Authentication Configuration344.2 Group Administration354.2.1 Creating Groups354.2.2 Removing Groups354.2.3 Modifying Existing Groups354.3 Local User Configuration354.3.1 Creating Users364.3.2 Removing Users364.3.3 Modifying Existing Users364.4 Batch User and Group Creation365. System Control Functions365.1 Remote Notification Configuration375.2 Event Logs375.3 System Time375.4 Save/Recover System Setting385.5 Module Management385.6 Reset to Factory Default385.7 Update Firmware385.8 Change Administrator Password395.9 Reboot/Shutdown395.10 Log Out of the Administration Interface395.11 Change the User Interface Language39Chapter 4- Connecting Users401. SMB/CIFS User Access Configuration401.1 Mapping a Network Drive (Windows)401.2 Mapping a Network Drive (OS-X)412. Using Webdisk422.1 Logging In422.2 The Webdisk control interface432.3 File Operations433. Using iSCSI443.1 Microsoft Windows 2000 and newer443.2 OS-X >10.4.10 Host Setup464. File Backup With nSync484.1 Adding an Nsync Task484.2 Setting Up an Nsync Target on an Nsync Device484.3 Setting Up an Nsync Target on Another Device494.4 Designating MaxNAS or PlatinumRAID as an Nsync Target495. Connecting to MaxNAS Attached Printers495.1 Windows XP SP2495.2 Windows Vista505.3 MacOS X51Chapter 5- Understanding RAID52RAID52RAID 0 (Striping)52RAID 1 (Disk Mirroring)53RAID 1053RAID 553RAID 654Hot Swappable Disk support54Hot Spare Drives54Hot-Swap Disk Rebuild54Chapter 6- Troubleshooting55Daily Use Tips55General Use Precautions55Resetting the MaxNAS56Frequently Asked Questions57Appendix A: Getting Help59Appendix B: RAID Level Comparison Table60Appendix C: Active Directory61Appendix D: Supported UPS List62Appendix E: Glossary65Appendix F: Product Specifications72Appendix G: Licence and Copyright74Tamanho: 4 MBPáginas: 79Language: EnglishAbrir o manual
Manual Do Utilizadoríndice analíticoLimitations of Warranty and Liability5Technical Support Policy5Returning Materials5Welcome Note6Chapter 1- Getting Started71. Features and Benefits72. System Requirements and Compatibility73. Unpacking the MaxNAS84. What’s Included85. Choosing a place for your MaxNAS86. The MaxNAS interface components97. Visual and Audible Indicators108. Hot plug Drive Replacement10Chapter 2- Connecting the MaxNAS111. Connect Your MaxNAS112. Accessing System Administration for the first time112.1 Wizard Installation and Usage122.2 Launching the IP Storage Administration GUI, DHCP Environment132.3 Launching the IP Storage Administration GUI, Static IP Environment132.4 Logging In133. LCD Operation143.1 USB Copy143.2 Management Mode144. Adding External Disks155. USB Target Mode15Chapter 3- Administering the MaxNAS16The Main Menu Configuration Tree171. Status Displays181.1 System Status181.2 System Information181.3 USB Printer Information181.4 Attached UPS Monitor Status191.5 Power Management191.6 About this MaxNAS (Info)192. Storage Configuration202.1 Disks (Info)202.2 RAID Menu202.2.1 Create RAIDset212.2.2 Expanding NAS volumes222.2.3 Appending disks to RAIDset222.2.4 Migrating RAIDSet222.2.5 Delete RAIDSet232.2.6 Space Allocation232.3 Folder (Share) Configuration242.3.1 Adding Folders (Shares)242.3.2 Editing Folders (Shares)252.3.3 NFS Configuration252.3.4 Access Control Lists262.3.5 Deleting Folders (shares)262.4 Perform file system check262.5 Stackable iSCSI Host Service272.5.1 Adding a new iSCSI target272.5.2 Set Stackable Share Permissions272.5.3 Edit Stackable parameters272.5.4 Delete a Stackable shared iSCSI mount282.5.5 Reconnect an offline iSCSI target282.6 Mount and Share ISO disk image282.6.1 Adding a new ISO image share282.6.2 Removing ISO image shares282.6.3 Temporarily unmount ISO image shares282.7 nSync Backup Service292.7.1 Create new nSync backup task292.7.2 Modify an existing nSync task292.7.3 Deleting an existing nSync task292.7.4 Running an nSync backup task302.7.5 Restoring to a previously synchronized state302.7.6 Setting transfer speed limits303. Network Configuration303.1 LAN1 Configuration303.1.1 Host Name303.1.2 Domain Suffix313.1.3 MAC Address313.1.4 Jumbo Frames Support313.1.5 DHCP313.1.6 Static IP313.1.7 IP Forwarding313.1.8 Link Aggregation313.2 LAN2 Configuration323.2.1 MAC Address323.2.2 Jumbo Frames Support323.2.3 Static IP323.2.4 DHCP Server323.3 Network Services Configuration323.3.1 SMB/CIFS333.3.2 Webdisk/Secure Webdisk333.3.3 UPNP Universal Plug and Play333.3.4 Apple File Protocol Services333.3.5 NFS Services333.3.6 FTP Services333.3.7 nSync Target Service343.3.8 Mediabolic DLNA Server344. Accounts Configuration344.1 Authentication Configuration344.2 Group Administration354.2.1 Creating Groups354.2.2 Removing Groups354.2.3 Modifying Existing Groups354.3 Local User Configuration354.3.1 Creating Users364.3.2 Removing Users364.3.3 Modifying Existing Users364.4 Batch User and Group Creation365. System Control Functions365.1 Remote Notification Configuration375.2 Event Logs375.3 System Time375.4 Save/Recover System Setting385.5 Module Management385.6 Reset to Factory Default385.7 Update Firmware385.8 Change Administrator Password395.9 Reboot/Shutdown395.10 Log Out of the Administration Interface395.11 Change the User Interface Language39Chapter 4- Connecting Users401. SMB/CIFS User Access Configuration401.1 Mapping a Network Drive (Windows)401.2 Mapping a Network Drive (OS-X)412. Using Webdisk422.1 Logging In422.2 The Webdisk control interface432.3 File Operations433. Using iSCSI443.1 Microsoft Windows 2000 and newer443.2 OS-X >10.4.10 Host Setup464. File Backup With nSync484.1 Adding an Nsync Task484.2 Setting Up an Nsync Target on an Nsync Device484.3 Setting Up an Nsync Target on Another Device494.4 Designating MaxNAS or PlatinumRAID as an Nsync Target495. Connecting to MaxNAS Attached Printers495.1 Windows XP SP2495.2 Windows Vista505.3 MacOS X51Chapter 5- Understanding RAID52RAID52RAID 0 (Striping)52RAID 1 (Disk Mirroring)53RAID 1053RAID 553RAID 654Hot Swappable Disk support54Hot Spare Drives54Hot-Swap Disk Rebuild54Chapter 6- Troubleshooting55Daily Use Tips55General Use Precautions55Resetting the MaxNAS56Frequently Asked Questions57Appendix A: Getting Help59Appendix B: RAID Level Comparison Table60Appendix C: Active Directory61Appendix D: Supported UPS List62Appendix E: Glossary65Appendix F: Product Specifications72Appendix G: Licence and Copyright74Tamanho: 4 MBPáginas: 79Language: EnglishAbrir o manual
Manual Do Utilizadoríndice analíticoLimitations of Warranty and Liability5Technical Support Policy5Returning Materials5Welcome Note6Chapter 1- Getting Started71. Features and Benefits72. System Requirements and Compatibility73. Unpacking the MaxNAS84. What’s Included85. Choosing a place for your MaxNAS86. The MaxNAS interface components97. Visual and Audible Indicators108. Hot plug Drive Replacement10Chapter 2- Connecting the MaxNAS111. Connect Your MaxNAS112. Accessing System Administration for the first time112.1 Wizard Installation and Usage122.2 Launching the IP Storage Administration GUI, DHCP Environment132.3 Launching the IP Storage Administration GUI, Static IP Environment132.4 Logging In133. LCD Operation143.1 USB Copy143.2 Management Mode144. Adding External Disks155. USB Target Mode15Chapter 3- Administering the MaxNAS16The Main Menu Configuration Tree171. Status Displays181.1 System Status181.2 System Information181.3 USB Printer Information181.4 Attached UPS Monitor Status191.5 Power Management191.6 About this MaxNAS (Info)192. Storage Configuration202.1 Disks (Info)202.2 RAID Menu202.2.1 Create RAIDset212.2.2 Expanding NAS volumes222.2.3 Appending disks to RAIDset222.2.4 Migrating RAIDSet222.2.5 Delete RAIDSet232.2.6 Space Allocation232.3 Folder (Share) Configuration242.3.1 Adding Folders (Shares)242.3.2 Editing Folders (Shares)252.3.3 NFS Configuration252.3.4 Access Control Lists262.3.5 Deleting Folders (shares)262.4 Perform file system check262.5 Stackable iSCSI Host Service272.5.1 Adding a new iSCSI target272.5.2 Set Stackable Share Permissions272.5.3 Edit Stackable parameters272.5.4 Delete a Stackable shared iSCSI mount282.5.5 Reconnect an offline iSCSI target282.6 Mount and Share ISO disk image282.6.1 Adding a new ISO image share282.6.2 Removing ISO image shares282.6.3 Temporarily unmount ISO image shares282.7 nSync Backup Service292.7.1 Create new nSync backup task292.7.2 Modify an existing nSync task292.7.3 Deleting an existing nSync task292.7.4 Running an nSync backup task302.7.5 Restoring to a previously synchronized state302.7.6 Setting transfer speed limits303. Network Configuration303.1 LAN1 Configuration303.1.1 Host Name303.1.2 Domain Suffix313.1.3 MAC Address313.1.4 Jumbo Frames Support313.1.5 DHCP313.1.6 Static IP313.1.7 IP Forwarding313.1.8 Link Aggregation313.2 LAN2 Configuration323.2.1 MAC Address323.2.2 Jumbo Frames Support323.2.3 Static IP323.2.4 DHCP Server323.3 Network Services Configuration323.3.1 SMB/CIFS333.3.2 Webdisk/Secure Webdisk333.3.3 UPNP Universal Plug and Play333.3.4 Apple File Protocol Services333.3.5 NFS Services333.3.6 FTP Services333.3.7 nSync Target Service343.3.8 Mediabolic DLNA Server344. Accounts Configuration344.1 Authentication Configuration344.2 Group Administration354.2.1 Creating Groups354.2.2 Removing Groups354.2.3 Modifying Existing Groups354.3 Local User Configuration354.3.1 Creating Users364.3.2 Removing Users364.3.3 Modifying Existing Users364.4 Batch User and Group Creation365. System Control Functions365.1 Remote Notification Configuration375.2 Event Logs375.3 System Time375.4 Save/Recover System Setting385.5 Module Management385.6 Reset to Factory Default385.7 Update Firmware385.8 Change Administrator Password395.9 Reboot/Shutdown395.10 Log Out of the Administration Interface395.11 Change the User Interface Language39Chapter 4- Connecting Users401. SMB/CIFS User Access Configuration401.1 Mapping a Network Drive (Windows)401.2 Mapping a Network Drive (OS-X)412. Using Webdisk422.1 Logging In422.2 The Webdisk control interface432.3 File Operations433. Using iSCSI443.1 Microsoft Windows 2000 and newer443.2 OS-X >10.4.10 Host Setup464. File Backup With nSync484.1 Adding an Nsync Task484.2 Setting Up an Nsync Target on an Nsync Device484.3 Setting Up an Nsync Target on Another Device494.4 Designating MaxNAS or PlatinumRAID as an Nsync Target495. Connecting to MaxNAS Attached Printers495.1 Windows XP SP2495.2 Windows Vista505.3 MacOS X51Chapter 5- Understanding RAID52RAID52RAID 0 (Striping)52RAID 1 (Disk Mirroring)53RAID 1053RAID 553RAID 654Hot Swappable Disk support54Hot Spare Drives54Hot-Swap Disk Rebuild54Chapter 6- Troubleshooting55Daily Use Tips55General Use Precautions55Resetting the MaxNAS56Frequently Asked Questions57Appendix A: Getting Help59Appendix B: RAID Level Comparison Table60Appendix C: Active Directory61Appendix D: Supported UPS List62Appendix E: Glossary65Appendix F: Product Specifications72Appendix G: Licence and Copyright74Tamanho: 4 MBPáginas: 79Language: EnglishAbrir o manual
