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2-2 Dell PowerVault 720N, 740N, and 760N System Administrator and Command Reference Guide
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The
setup
procedure placed the administration host name in the /etc/hosts.equiv file
automatically.
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For the administration host to send email, it must provide a server for the SMTP pro-
tocol, such as the
sendmail
program, or the Microsoft Exchange server.
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You can designate another host at your site to be the mail host at any time. Refer to
“Use the Options Command to Configure Autosupport” for information about how to
specify a different mail host.
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If you plan to use an NFS client to manage the filer, the client must
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support a text editor that can display and edit text files containing lines ending
with the newline character
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support the
telnet
and
rsh
commands
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be able to mount directories using the NFS protocol
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If you plan to use a CIFS client to manage the filer, the client must support the
telnet
and
rsh
commands.
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Every filer has a root volume. It is the volume from which the filer reads configuration
files. During
setup
, the filer creates a default volume, named
vol0
, and designates it
as the root volume.
a CIFS client Edit configuration files from any CIFS
client as long as you connect to the
filer as root or “Administrator.”
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