Cisco Cisco HDT Network Storage Hard Drive Trays 管理员指南
Managing the System
Viewing and Managing the System Logs
Linksys Small Business NSS4000 and NSS6000 Series Network Storage System Administration Guide
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Voltages: The current voltage reading for all voltage rails in the system. The
reading is color-coded depending on if the voltage level is within
specification (green) or out of specification and in need of attention (red).
reading is color-coded depending on if the voltage level is within
specification (green) or out of specification and in need of attention (red).
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Fans: The fan speed for each chassis fan. Normal fan operation is color-
coded green. If the fan has stalled, the reading is color-coded red.
coded green. If the fan has stalled, the reading is color-coded red.
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Temperatures: The NSS has temperature sensors located at various parts
of the chassis. Temperature readings are performed from these sensors as
well as from any installed disks (if the disk has an internal temperature
sensor). If a disk does not have a temperature sensor, the reading appears
as “unavailable.” If the temperature of the system or disks is over or under
the ideal temperature, the temperature is color-coded red. When the
temperature is within the normal range the color-coding is green.
of the chassis. Temperature readings are performed from these sensors as
well as from any installed disks (if the disk has an internal temperature
sensor). If a disk does not have a temperature sensor, the reading appears
as “unavailable.” If the temperature of the system or disks is over or under
the ideal temperature, the temperature is color-coded red. When the
temperature is within the normal range the color-coding is green.
Viewing and Managing the System Logs
The NSS captures various types of information into log files, such as user access
details. You can store the logs locally or on a remote server on the network. Since
local space allocated for log files is limited, the logs are overwritten once the
space is filled. Each new event overwrites the oldest event recorded in the file.
details. You can store the logs locally or on a remote server on the network. Since
local space allocated for log files is limited, the logs are overwritten once the
space is filled. Each new event overwrites the oldest event recorded in the file.
To work with the log files:
STEP 1
From the Manager Menu, click System
Logs.