HP Media Vault mv5020, User Manual

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as an administrator. This simplifies getting started, but not having an
administrator user name and password also gives every network user
access to the Media Vault's configuration screens. Furthermore, if remote
access is enabled, anyone with your personal web address can open the
configuration pages for your HP Media Vault.
To secure the configuration options on your Media Vault, assign a Media
Vault administrator user name and password. Once they are set, they are
required to log on to the Media Vault configuration pages.
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Select the LED Brightness .
Select On for full brightness, Dim to reduce the brightness, or Off to turn
the LEDs off completely. The power light remains on.
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Select a time from the Turn Off Hard Disks After drop down list.
The HP Media Vault comes with a power-saving feature. After one-hour of
inactivity, the Media Vault's internal hard disks spin down. When activity
on your network again accesses the Media Vault’s hard drive, the hard
disks automatically spin up.
Power-saving mode lowers power consumption, and your Media Vault’s
internal hard drives experience less wear and tear.
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Click Edit to change the Date and Time.
10
Click Firmware Options to change firmware settings or install
updates.
Installing firmware updates ensures that you experience the full
functionality and performance of the Media Vault.
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Click Save .
Related Information
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Changing the Date and Time
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Changing Firmware Update Options
Changing the Date and Time
There are four options for setting the date and time on your Media Vault.
One option is to click
Yes on the HP Media Vault Configuration dialog at the
end of the installation to use your computer settings for the language, date,
time, time zone, and network workgroup.