3. Confirm your password.
4. Enter the IP address of the host in the Trap Receivers text box. To grant access to multiple
receivers, list all of them in the text box, separating each entry with a space.
5. Click Apply to save your settings.
To change any SNMP settings, click
.
SNMP Traps
A ix2 can provide various traps to a manager. These traps provide information on the current state of the
ix2.
Traps include:
●
A drive may have either failed or been removed
●
Multiple drives may have either failed or been removed
●
The device encountered a file system corruption
SNMP MIB File for the ix2
The management information base (MIB) file is a database of various device object types, which a
manager can change. Examples of MIB objects are:
deviceName — the name of the LenovoEMC storage device
diskName — the name of drives on the LenovoEMC storage device
conTable — a table for the connected client count
raidStatus — a description of the RAID status. Values are Normal, Rebuilding, Degraded, RebuildFS,
and Faulted.
The MIB file is available for downloading by entering the following URL in your browser:
http://<devicename>/manage/mibs/lenovoemcmib.txt
Managing File Sharing with Web Access (http/https)
The Web Access protocol enables or disables the link to the
Content Viewer
from the Shares page. When
the Content Viewer is disabled, you cannot browse any Share content.
If you disable the Web Access protocol, you also disable the display of the home page on your ix2. Refer
to
Sharing Your Content with the World
for additional information on displaying the home page for your ix2.
WebDAV: Managing Files Using HTTP or HTTPS
WebDAV (Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning) is a protocol that provides web-based access
to Shares on the ix2. With WebDAV enabled on the ix2, you can view, add, or delete files through your
WebDAV client using either HTTP for unencrypted access or HTTPS for encrypted access. HTTP offers
faster performance, but is not secured. Access Shares using a URL such as
http://devicename/WebDAV/Foldername. Refer to your operating system's documentation to learn how to
access files through WebDAV.
If your ix2 has a remote access password, you must enter that password and the username
Sharing Files
Using Protocols to Share Files
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Summary of Contents for Iomega ix2
Page 1: ...ix2 Network Storage with LifeLine 4 0 User Guide ...
Page 10: ...x ...
Page 11: ...Setting up Your ix2 Network Storage Setting up Your ix2 Network Storage 1 CHAPTER 1 ...
Page 30: ...Setting up Your ix2 Network Storage 20 Setting up Personal Cloud Security and File Sharing ...
Page 31: ...Sharing Files Sharing Files 21 CHAPTER 2 ...
Page 48: ...Sharing Files 38 Getting Content from a USB External Storage Device ...
Page 54: ...iSCSI Creating IP Based Storage Area Networks SAN 44 Deleting iSCSI Drives ...
Page 55: ...Drive Management Drive Management 45 ...
Page 58: ...Drive Management 48 Managing Drives ...
Page 59: ...Backing up and Restoring Your Content Backing up and Restoring Your Content 49 CHAPTER 5 ...
Page 68: ...Backing up and Restoring Your Content 58 Backing up Your ix2 Network Storage ...
Page 97: ...Sharing Content Using Social Media Sharing Content Using Social Media 87 CHAPTER 8 ...
Page 103: ...Media Management Media Management 93 CHAPTER 9 ...
Page 115: ... Delete a torrent job Click to delete the torrent download Media Management Torrents 105 ...
Page 120: ...Media Management 110 Videos ...
Page 125: ...Upgrading Your ix2 Network Storage Upgrading Your ix2 Network Storage 115 CHAPTER 11 ...
Page 127: ...being accessed Upgrading Your ix2 Network Storage Software Updates 117 ...
Page 128: ...Upgrading Your ix2 Network Storage 118 Software Updates ...
Page 131: ...Hardware Management Hardware Management 121 CHAPTER 13 ...
Page 140: ...Hardware Management 130 Troubleshooting Routers ...
Page 141: ...Additional Support Additional Support 131 CHAPTER 14 ...
Page 144: ...AdditionalSupport 134 Support ...
Page 145: ...Legal Legal 135 CHAPTER 15 ...