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and SNMP manager support notifying you about the alarm types in

Table 8. 3

Table 8. 3

Alarm Type Description

Module

Alarm Type

Event Level

Power supply

Controller power supply error

Serious

Storage enclosure power supply error

Serious

Temperature

Temperature is too high

Warning

Temperature is high

Serious

Temperature is too low

Serious

Fan

Fan speed is too low

Warning

Fan speed error

Serious

Fan damaged or poor connection

Serious

Memory

Memory is used too much.

Warning

DOM card

Insufficient capacity

Serious

HDD

HDD loss

Serious

HDD warning

Warning

Bad HDD

Serious

Risky HDD

Serious

Drive kicked an HDD

Serious

Array kicked an HDD

Serious

Array

Not available

Serious

Degraded

Warning

Rebuilding

Warning

Storage system

Physical HDD loss

Serious

Unknown physical HDD loss

Serious

Storage pool unmounted

Serious

All storage pool lost

Serious

NAS

SAMBA error

Serious

NFS error

Serious

FTP error

Serious

AFP error

Serious

HTTP error

Serious

RSYNC error

Serious

iSCSI

iSCSI configurations mismatch

Serious

I/O error

Serious

Network

Data network interface %d unconnected

Serious

Network speed of data network interface %d is

100M Ethernet.

Serious

Single data network interface %d unconnected

Serious

Cluster

Cluster heartbeat communication error: network

transmission failed

Serious

Cluster resource network error: resource network Serious

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Page 1: ...Storage System User Manual UD05216B...

Page 2: ...low are the properties of their respective owners Legal Disclaimer TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW THE PRODUCT DESCRIBED WITH ITS HARDWARE SOFTWARE AND FIRMWARE IS PROVIDED AS IS WIT...

Page 3: ...pt any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation EU Conformity Statement This product and if applicable the supplied accessories too are marked with CE and comply...

Page 4: ...y regulations of the nation and region Please refer to technical specifications for detailed information Input voltage should meet both the SELV Safety Extra Low Voltage and the Limited Power Source w...

Page 5: ...3 3 8 System Upgrade 18 3 4 Graphical Display 19 3 4 1 Front View 19 3 4 2 Pie Chart 20 3 5 Environmental 20 Chapter 4 Storage Management 22 4 1 Managing Local HDD 23 4 1 1 Viewing HDD Status 23 4 1...

Page 6: ...ne Key Configuration 44 6 2 HYBRID SAN Configuration 44 6 2 1 Starting HYBRID SAN 45 6 2 2 Resetting HYBRID SAN 47 6 2 3 Record Volume 48 6 3 Backup and Restoring 50 6 3 1 Viewing Private Volume Infor...

Page 7: ...xporting Log 77 7 9 3 Clearing Log 77 Chapter 8 System 78 8 1 Network 79 8 1 1 Modifying Data Network Interface 79 8 1 2 Binding Network Interfaces 79 8 1 3 Adding Route 80 8 1 4 MAC and IP Bonding 81...

Page 8: ...storage technology thus to run reliably and protect user data security effectively Figure 1 1 GUI and Table 1 1 GUI Introduction introduce the elements appear in the GUI Graphical User Interface and c...

Page 9: ...steps and login steps Table 2 1 Module Description Module Description HDD Installation Describes the steps of HDD installation Web Browser Access You can get access to the storage system via a server...

Page 10: ...cessories A storage system Hard HDDs A pair of anti static gloves A screwdriver Steps 1 Press the blue button Then the handle pops up Figure 2 2 Press the Blue Button 2 Hold the hander and pull the HD...

Page 11: ...2 7 Push the HDD Dummy into Slot 2 2 Accessing by Web Browser You shall acknowledge that the use of the product with Internet access might be under network security risks For avoidance of any network...

Page 12: ...DED We highly recommend you create a strong password of your own choosing Using a minimum of 8 characters including at least three of the following categories upper case letters lower case letters num...

Page 13: ...ion information Performance Shows you the real time graph and data of system performance including bandwidth usage memory usage CPU usage IO status and Vmstatus General You can view system version res...

Page 14: ...ge system The logged in users and IP addresses are listed in the Login info The LUN ID iSCSI ID and Initiator name are listed in iSCSI connection info which shows which devices are connecting iSCSI 3...

Page 15: ...aph Monitor 4 Click System Performance to pop up system performance window System performance updates per second 5 Click of View IP Performance to unfold input output status 6 Optionally click of View...

Page 16: ...ntenance in navigation bar and choose General Figure 3 6 General 3 3 1 Viewing Version Information Purpose Version information interface lists information including SMI HYBRID SAN Support and so on St...

Page 17: ...rpose When system is abnormal you can download the maintenance log to analyze problems Steps For details refer to 9 1 Operation Log 3 3 4 Modifying Password Purpose You can modify password for basic m...

Page 18: ...uration Purpose By configuring SNMP parameters you can log in PRTG Traffic Grapher tool to monitor the system status including exception information CPU usage and so forth Steps 1 Click SNMP Configura...

Page 19: ...g Click Disable to shut down the running service Click Restart to restart services Figure 3 12 Service Status 3 3 8 System Upgrade Purpose You are recommended to upgrade system under the help of profe...

Page 20: ...nt View Purpose Front view can show you the HDD status Steps 1 Click Front View in Graphical Display menu to show front view Table 3 2 Indicator Status Description Indicator Color Description Top indi...

Page 21: ...the part you want to view Free size and free size Percentage appear in a dialog 3 Optionally click Refresh in top right corner to update the information Figure 3 17 Pie Chart 3 5 Environmental Purpos...

Page 22: ...ng click Position in top right corner and click OK in popup dialog The FN indicator of working controller would light up and flash for 10 minutes 4 Set fan speed 1 Click Speed Regulation in top right...

Page 23: ...You can Create arrays Add hot spare View array and hot spare information Delete array and hot spare Storage pool You can Add delete and positioning storage pools Remove and positioning HDDs View syst...

Page 24: ...nagement Figure 4 3 HDD Management 4 1 1 Viewing HDD Status Purpose You can view status of one HDD or all HDDs 4 1 1 1 One HDD Steps 1 In the HDD information list Click Details of an HDD HDD state dia...

Page 25: ...er than 10 MB S during pressure test 4 1 2 Rescanning HDD Step If detecting a newly installed HDD failed click Rescan to find the HDD If an HDD is uninstalled from the storage system click Rescan to r...

Page 26: ...ognize an HDD which is added to a storage system for the first time detect it Steps 1 Check the checkboxes of HDDs to detect 2 Click Detect Figure 4 6 HDD Detection 3 Select the Detection Mode as Rapi...

Page 27: ...e 4 3 Detection Status Description Check Status Description Uncommitted HDD detection has not been committed Detecting HDD is being detected Waiting Another HDD is being detected You need to wait till...

Page 28: ...which requires at least 6 even HDDs 4 Select Array Block Size KB in drop down list 5 Select I O Priority as Performance Priority Protection Priority Balanced or Smart Performance Priority To guarante...

Page 29: ...failed condition Table 4 4 Array Degraded Condition RAID Level Degraded Condition Failed Condition RAID 0 RAID 0 will not degrade One HDD fails RAID 1 N 1 HDDs fail All HDDs fail RAID 3 One HDD fails...

Page 30: ...e 3 Select an Available HDD or Available Array 4 Click OK to start rebuilding 4 2 4 Detecting Array Purpose You can detect whether the data bit and parity data in an array match or not If array in sto...

Page 31: ...delete If the array has been added to a storage pool you need to remove it from storage pool first or it can t be deleted 4 2 8 Adding Hot Spare Purpose The hot spare HDD can replace failed HDD in th...

Page 32: ...ect at least one Available array Or select the combination of Available HDD or Available array 5 Click OK to create hot spare Figure 4 10 Add Hot Spare 4 2 9 Deleting Hot Spare Steps 1 Select arrays y...

Page 33: ...size 2 Configuration Area You can add delete and positioning created physical volume here 4 3 1 Adding Storage Pool Purpose You need to create physical volumes to build storage pool Before you start...

Page 34: ...can be deleted except the first created physical volume 4 3 3 Positioning Storage Pool Before you start Set the flickering time first For details refer to 4 5 2 Flickering Time Steps 1 Check the check...

Page 35: ...e Byte from dropdown list 5 Choose Available Physical Volume 6 Click OK to create logical volume Created logical volume is listed in logical volume information list 4 4 2 Deleting Logical Volume Steps...

Page 36: ...al volume You can only enlarge the idle logical volumes Steps 1 Click button of the logical volume you want to extend Figure 4 16 Extend LUN 2 Enter New Capacity MB 3 Select Available Physical Volume...

Page 37: ...he speed is the highest the internel IO percentage is 3 Click OK 4 Click Modify of Array Synchronization Type 5 Select Array Synchronization Type as Serial or Parallel 6 Click OK Figure 4 18 Synchroni...

Page 38: ...Purpose You can add iSCSI disks and FC Fiber Channel disks in your computer Table 5 1 Module Description Module Description iSCSI You can add iSCSI disks in your computer FC You can add FC disks in yo...

Page 39: ...o verify your computer permission Steps 1 Click button to enter Add CHAP User interface Figure 5 4 Add CHAP User 2 Enter CHAP User Name New Password and Confirm password User Name Only letters numbers...

Page 40: ...HDDs in computer Steps 1 Click button to pop up Enable iSCSI interface Figure 5 5 Enable iSCSI 2 Enter Client IP and iSCSI ID Client IP To turn on iSCSI for a specified client computer enter the clien...

Page 41: ...t Disconnect the storage system from the clients for which you want to disable iSCSI Steps 1 Check the checkbox of iSCSI you want to disable 2 Click and click OK in confirmation dialog box 5 1 5 Modif...

Page 42: ...storage system and the computer should locate in an optical fiber network You can enable FC service for A specified fiber channel All available fiber channels A specified FC port All available FC port...

Page 43: ...t is recommended to choose Manual The logical LUN ID which is the first manual one must be 0 6 Select LUN access mode as R W SR W RO or IRO R W Read and writing permission IRO Intelligent Read Only Ev...

Page 44: ...gure private volume HYBRID SAN configuration create record volume and extend record volume HYBRID SAN one key configuration Manage N 1 Log in HYBRID SAN sub system to add encoders add strategy search...

Page 45: ...3 HYBRID SAN Settings Interface Bad HDD risky HDD and warning HDD would not be added to storage pool Non enterprise HDD is added to storage pool by single HDD mode Quick setting takes longer if any un...

Page 46: ...te arrays and add them to storage pool 2 Create at least 5 LUNs Ensure at least 4 of them are larger than 20 GB The four LUNs are used to create private volume reserved volume Other LUNs are used to c...

Page 47: ...private volume 4 To add private volume 1 choose a Free LUN and click button 5 To add private volume 2 choose a Free LUN and click button HYBRID SAN configuration information is saved in private volume...

Page 48: ...nformation and videos You can click Start HYBRID SAN to recover to Running status Running and Recovering Indicators HYBRID SAN is working normally and in automatic recovery process Stopped and Recover...

Page 49: ...is full videos cannot be written in it 4 Select Record Volume Usage as Video Storage or Picture Storage 5 If you want to create record volume based on local HDD or array select Logical Volume Source...

Page 50: ...when linked encoder is recording If a record volume consists of two or more LUNs you can delete one of them according to following steps Steps 1 Click the record volume name Figure 6 9 LUNs 2 Click of...

Page 51: ...Name dropdown list 3 Select the Usable LUN used to extend 4 Click OK to start extending 6 3 Backup and Restoring Purpose The chapter introduces the video backup and HYBRID SAN restoring steps Step Cli...

Page 52: ...d to contact us for professional help We are not responsible for error caused by unprofessional operation Step Click Execute Restoration Task menu to enter Restore interface Figure 6 12 Restore 6 3 3...

Page 53: ...HYBRID SAN deleted record volume or cleared record volume by mistake you can contact us for professional help we would help you to recover these data We are not responsible for error caused by unprofe...

Page 54: ...and choose N 1 to enter HYBRID SAN interface Figure 6 15 N 1 Management Log into master HYBRID SAN and add backup HYBRID SAN for master HYBRID SAN first And then Log into backup HYBRID SAN and add mas...

Page 55: ...master HYBRID SAN Figure 6 17 Backup HYBRID SAN 6 4 2 Deleting Backup HYBRID SAN Steps 1 Check the checkbox of backup HYBRID SAN you want to delete 2 Click the button and click OK in confirmation dial...

Page 56: ...t added 4 master HYBRID SAN s After one or more of the 4 HYBRID SAN s recovers other master HYBRID SAN s would be taken over The max taken over number cannot be more than 10 If input 0 or input nothin...

Page 57: ...and stop manual record of one or more encoding devices Strategy and Alarm You can configure recording schedule create uploading task and schedule and configure alarm parameter Download and play You ca...

Page 58: ...choosing Using a minimum of 8 characters including at least three of the following categories upper case letters lower case letters numbers and special characters in order to increase the security of...

Page 59: ...ving Uploading Encoding device isn t recording but is receiving videos from cameras 7 3 Encoding Device Purpose You can add and manage encoding devices adjust HYBRID SAN sub system time count remainin...

Page 60: ...ibute would mark as S If record strategy exists HYBRID SAN gets stream according to strategy Enable Arming If selected when alarm occurs to encoding device HYBRID SAN can trigger alarm record And the...

Page 61: ...Export 2 Select file saving path and click OK to save it The exported file is a csv file You can view and edit it via Microsoft Excel The content of exported file is shown in Figure 7 8 Exported File...

Page 62: ...to start or stop recording manually Steps Click Preview and Record in navigation bar Figure 7 10 Preview and Record To start or stop manual recording for specified encoding devices do following steps...

Page 63: ...Strategy and Alarm in navigation bar Figure 7 11 Strategy and Alarm 7 5 1 Record Plan Purpose Set the record plan and then the encoding devices automatically starts and stops recording according to t...

Page 64: ...ich you want to set schedule Figure 7 14 Date 4 In Record mode to schedule an all day recording check the checkbox of Whole day Video Or you can select the one or more time segments to set start time...

Page 65: ...tream 7 5 1 3 Advanced Record Plan Purpose By setting advanced record plan you can specify the start recording time and recording duration for designated Steps 1 Click Advanced Strategy 2 Enter in the...

Page 66: ...en videos in HYBRID SAN lost and the lost videos exist in encoding devices You can upload the videos back to HYBRID SAN Step Click Strategy and Alarm in navigation bar and choose Upload Strategy Figur...

Page 67: ...k Add Upload Task 2 Enter the encoding device name and click OK to select the encoding device Repeat the step to add more Or select encoding devices or groups in the list Figure 7 20 Select Encoding D...

Page 68: ...ing devices or groups in the list Figure 7 22 Select Encoding Devices 6 Select the date on which you want to set schedule 7 In Upload mode to schedule an all day uploading check the checkbox of All da...

Page 69: ...Duration for alarm types you want to pay attention Valid Duration ranges from 5 to 9999 Then when an alarm occurs HYBRID SAN starts recording for the set Duration The supported alarm types include Sig...

Page 70: ...more Or select encoding devices or groups in the list Figure 7 27 Select Encoding Devices 3 Specify the search conditions including Start Time End Time Record Type Search Type and Display locktime wh...

Page 71: ...d you need to set the locking time Then the video would be locked from the video start time for the set time Figure 7 28 Lock Mode 7 6 3 Playing Videos Purpose Play back videos to view the history ima...

Page 72: ...button enable all of ActiveX controls and plug ins click OK to save and go back to upper menu 4 Click OK to save the settings 7 6 3 2 Whole Video Playback Purpose Play the original video Steps 1 Chec...

Page 73: ...upper right corner 7 6 4 Downloading Videos Purpose Save the videos to computer by downloading them Before you start Search videos first 7 6 4 1 One Key Downloading Step Click button and select the sa...

Page 74: ...ace 3 Click button to select saving path 4 Select downloading mode as By signle task or By multi task By single task Download one video at a time By multi task Download several videos simultaneously T...

Page 75: ...Click Upload Configuration to save the changes Figure 7 33 User 7 8 System Configuration Purpose You can configure system alarms and view HYBRID SAN version Step Click System Config in navigation bar...

Page 76: ...igure 7 35 Alarm Events 4 Turn on or turn off status alarm Figure 7 36 Status Alarm 5 Click to save the settings 7 8 2 HYBRID SAN Version Purpose You can view HYBRID SAN version HYBRID SAN library ver...

Page 77: ...ch export and clear logs Step Click Log Management in navigation bar to enter Log Management interface Figure 7 38 Log Management 7 9 1 Searching Log Steps 1 Click Search log 2 Specify the search cond...

Page 78: ...re you start Search the logs you want to export Step Click Export All Logs and choose the saving path to save it The exported logs are integrated in a csv file 7 9 3 Clearing Log Step Click Clear All...

Page 79: ...a a specified gateway Edit DNS server IP address bond mode and network work speed Alarm You can Send the storage system alarms to client via e mail or SNMP manager Time You can Manually or automatical...

Page 80: ...pdown list MTU Maximum Transmission Unit Select MTU as larger than 1500 byte for the purpose of improving transmission performance 4 Click OK to save the settings 8 1 2 Binding Network Interfaces Purp...

Page 81: ...rk interface checkbox 2 Click and click OK in confirmation dialog box Then the bound network interface is recovered to several data network interfaces Figure 8 5 Confirmation Dialog Box 8 1 2 3 Modify...

Page 82: ...50 1 to 10 128 50 55 can access the storage system via the bound network interface 1 whose the gateway is 192 168 0 2 8 1 4 MAC and IP Bonding Purpose Only client with the specified MAC address and I...

Page 83: ...Mode 2 Select bond mode in dropdown list Up to 7 bond modes are selectable 3 Click OK and click OK in confirmation dialog box to save the settings Figure 8 9 NIC Binding Mode Table 8 2 Bonding Mode D...

Page 84: ...balance isn t supported in different local area network Broadcast Definition All the data network interfaces transmit the same data Advantage There is no requirement about hardware like network switch...

Page 85: ...5 3 Network Work Speed Purpose It is the speed of all data network interfaces The default network work speed is 100 Mb s It is recommended to set network work speed according to actual network situati...

Page 86: ...Bad HDD Serious Risky HDD Serious Drive kicked an HDD Serious Array kicked an HDD Serious Array Not available Serious Degraded Warning Rebuilding Warning Storage system Physical HDD loss Serious Unkn...

Page 87: ...User Name Password SMTP and SMTP Port User Name sending e mail account Password sending e mail password SMTP sending e mail server website SMTP Port No sending e mail server port 3 Click OK to add th...

Page 88: ...irmation dialog box to start test The test result is listed in a message dialog box 8 2 4 Adding SNMP Manager Purpose SNMP manager can notify the SNMP Trap software installed in your computer about th...

Page 89: ...SNMP manager is listed in SNMP manager list 8 2 5 Testing SMTP Manager Purpose You can test the network communication of SMTP manager Steps 1 Check the checkbox of SMTP manger to test 2 Click button a...

Page 90: ...he NTP server in client software Steps 1 Enter a correct Time Server IP Address in text field 2 Click Enable of NTP Server Status to start auto time adjust Figure 8 15 Adjust Time Automatically 8 3 2...

Page 91: ...ch operation Search download and clear logs are supported Performance log The storage system records the performance logs at every ten minutes Performance log includes messages of CPU usage memory foo...

Page 92: ...e Search Logs Figure 9 5 Search Log 1 To search by time enter date and time you want to search in Search text field To search by log type select log type in dropdown list Input correct data format lik...

Page 93: ...earch performance logs refer to section 9 1 Operation Log Figure 9 6 Performance Log 9 3 Upgrade Log Purpose Update log records the details information of every system update Steps 1 Click Log in navi...

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