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5.2.3  Select 

Add  a  network,  wireless  or 

Bluetooth printer

.

5.2.4 Select 

The printer that I want isn’t listed

. You can press 

The printer that I want isn’t 

listed

 to go into next page without waiting for 

Searching for available printers

 to finish.

5.2.5 Click 

Select a shared printer by name

.

In the address entry box, type 

http://<MaxNAS 

R8>:631/printers/usb-printer

  in  the 

box, where 

<MaxNAS R8>

 is the IP address or 

Netbios name of the MaxNAS R8. Click 

Next

.

5.2.6 Select or install a printer click 

OK

.

You can choose to set this printer as the default 
printer  by  checking  the 

Set  as  the  default 

printer

 box. Click  

Next

 to continue.

Click 

Finish

. Your printer is ready to use!

http://<MaxNAS R8_IP_Address>:631/printers/usb-printer

4-Connecting Users

Summary of Contents for MAXNAS R8

Page 1: ...MaxNAS R8 Owner s Guide February 2010 www MicroNet com ...

Page 2: ... 14 3 LCD Operation 15 3 1 USB Copy 15 3 2 Management Mode 15 4 Attaching External Disks 16 Chapter 3 Administering the MaxNAS R8 17 The Navigation Tree 19 1 System Information 20 1 1 System Information 20 1 2 System Services Status 20 1 3 System Logs 20 2 System Management 21 2 1 System Time 21 2 2 Remove Notifications 21 2 3 Firmware Upgrade 21 2 4 Power On Off Schedule Control 21 2 5 UPS Monito...

Page 3: ...p an Nsync Target on Another Device 44 8 4 Resoting from Backup 44 8 5 Editing an existing backup task 44 8 6 Deleting a backup task 44 Chapter 4 Connecting Users 45 1 SMB CIFS User Access Configuration 45 1 1 Mapping a Network Drive Windows 45 1 2 Mapping a Newtork Drive OS X 46 2 Using Webdisk 47 3 Using The Photo Server 49 4 Using iSCSI 51 4 1 Windows 2000 and newer 51 4 2 Mac OS X 53 5 Connect...

Page 4: ...digital apparatus set out in the Radio Interference Regulation of the Canadian Department of Communications Operation in a residential area may cause unacceptable interference to radio and TV reception requiring the owner or operator to take whatever steps are necessary to correct the interference Conformite aux regiements du Department Canadien de Communications Cet equipement n excede pas les li...

Page 5: ... or machine readable form without prior consent in writing from MicroNet MicroNet and the MicroNet logo are registered trademarks of MicroNet Technology FireWire the FireWire logo Macintosh and the MacOS Logo are trademarks of Apple Computer Inc Microsoft Windows and the Windows Logo are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation All other trademarks are the property of their respec tive owner...

Page 6: ...uments clicking with the mouse and organizing files or folders within other folders If you are unfamiliar with these operations please consult the User s Guide that was supplied with your computer system Your computer dealer and local user s groups are also good sources of information After you are comfortable with the operation of your computer continue reading this manual which describes hardwar...

Page 7: ...sy to use for non MIS personnel SATA Serial ATA disk channel interface Networked Storage on Gigabit Ethernet Easy to use Graphical User Interface Data Reliability Features RAID Level 0 1 5 6 Span Multiple LUN support RAID Auto Rebuild Network Backup Hot Swap Hot Spare disk support Disk Roaming Networking Features 2x 10 100 1000 auto sensing Ethernet ports Ethernet link aggregation with failover an...

Page 8: ...AS R8 is provided with the correct supply voltage AC 100V 240V 50 60 Hz 3A Plugging the MaxNAS R8 to an incorrect power source could damage the unit Do NOT expose the MaxNAS R8 to dampness dust or corrosive liquids Do NOT place the MaxNAS R8 on any uneven surfaces DO NOT place the MaxNAS R8 in direct sunlight or expose it to other heat sources DO NOT use chemicals or aerosols to clean the MaxNAS R...

Page 9: ...or distributor immediately In the unlikely event you may need to return the MaxNAS R8 for repair or upgrade please use the original packing material to ensure safe transport 6 Installing your MaxNAS R8 in a rack Your MaxNAS R8 includes fixed mount racking rails In order to install the MaxNAS R8 with the included rails please remove any side covers of the racking cabinet before proceeding 1 Affix t...

Page 10: ...Switch Power Indicator LED LAN 1 RJ45 Connector eSATA Expansion Port System Display Screen LCD Control Navigation Keys Hot Swappable Power Supplies 2 UPS Communication Port serial USB Expansion Ports 2 Power Connectors 2 Reset Button System Reset Switch Fan Fault LED Indicator Alarm Mute Button USB Ports Disk Drive Power LED Disk Canister Lock Disk Canister Handle Disk Drive Activity Fault Indicat...

Page 11: ...nt In the event of a drive failure the RAID subsystem supports the ability to hot swap drives without powering down the system A disk can be disconnected removed or replaced with a different disk without taking the system off line In a fault tolerant array the RAID rebuilding will proceed automatically in the background see chapter 5 Understanding RAID for more information A drive failure will ill...

Page 12: ...D corresponding to the connected interface will glow or blink green All the HDD Power LEDs on each HDD tray should glow blue IMPORTANT If Any LED glows red and the system emits a continuous beeping sound then the system is reporting fault Refer to Appendix A Troubleshooting for further information 2 Accessing System Administration for the first time The MaxNAS R8 comes pre configured with the LAN1...

Page 13: ...rograms MicroNet MicroNet Setup Wizard Setup Wizard 2 1 3 Using the Wizard When the wizard is launched it will briefly display a welcome window followed by the main application Interface Illustrated right at the Device Discovery Stage All discovered MicroNet MaxNAS devices will appear in the main discover window including the following details IP Address MAC Address Gateway Netmask DNS domain LAN ...

Page 14: ...Show icons for networked UPnP devices Confirm the operation in the confirmation dialog box Once UPnP is enable a Remote UPnP device icon should appear Double Click the UPnP icon for the MaxNAS R8 and a browser session will automatically launch 2 3 Launching the IP Storage Administration GUI Static IP Environment 2 3 1 Make sure your MaxNAS R8 is connected via LAN2 to a hub or a switch that is conn...

Page 15: ...8 06 16 12 00 Current system time 3 1 USB Copy The USB Copy function enables you to copy files stored on USB devices such as USB disks and digital cameras to the MaxNAS R8 with a press of a button To use USB copy Plug your USB device into the front USB port and press the Down Button The LCD will display MicroNet MaxNAS R8 USB Copy Press Enter to initiate the process All of data on the external dis...

Page 16: ...storage devices Attached disks are accessible by navigating to MaxNAS R8 usbhdd sd x y Where MaxNAS R8 is the netbios name or IP address of the MaxNAS R8 x refers to the port the disk is attached to and y refers to the partition number See chapter 4 Connecting Users for more information on accessing shared data IMPORTANT The MaxNAS R8 cannot format external disks In order to access external disks ...

Page 17: ... have done so you will be presented the initial login screen There are three options on this page System Administration Web Disk and Photo Server Note The MaxNAS R8 can be configured to require SSL encrypted connections only If Web Access Control was configured in this manner the webUI will be accessible by using HTTPS MaxNAS address For more information on setting web access control see section 3...

Page 18: ... Screen The administration user interface utilizes a paned desktop motif and is organized in three sections 1 The navigation pane left 2 The Detailed Transaction pane right 3 System Health Indicator pane bottom All Functions are accessible from the navigation pane which is organized as illustrated in the table on the next page IMPORTANT Only one administrator login may be logged in to the web inte...

Page 19: ...ces Management 3 1 WAN Configuration 3 2 LAN Configuration 3 3 Samba CIFS configuration 3 4 AFP configuration 3 5 NFS configuration 3 6 FTP configuration 3 7 Media Server configuration 3 8 HTTP Web Disk configuration 3 9 UPnP configuration 3 10 Nsync Target configuration 3 11 Bonjour Discovery service for iTunes streaming 4 Storage Settings 4 1 Disk Information 4 2 RAID configuration 4 3 Space All...

Page 20: ...ndicates minor status or updates including administrator logins reboots and normal system activity Blue indicates a warning indication or including RAID subsystem events status updates and minor errors Red indicates serious errors or including RAID system failure degradation and failed administrator login attempts For your convenience there are filter buttons across the top of the System Logs page...

Page 21: ...required to authenticate the MaxNAS R8 to the SMTP server Consult your network administrator for more information Email Sender address Recipients up to 4 e mail addresses for notification of system events 2 3 Firmware Upgrade MicroNet strives to continually improve our products and from time to time will release firmware updates for the MaxNAS R8 Firmware will either be made available on MicroNet ...

Page 22: ...e in response to a special network command specific to the Wake on LAN protocol called Magic Packet For more information on how to generate a magic packet as well as WOL consult your operating system documentation or http en wikipedia org wiki Wake on LAN 2 7 SNMP Configuration SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol is a protocol used to monitor and in some cases manage network computers The MaxN...

Page 23: ...r the following controls The following table lists the menu items on the LAN1 WAN Configuration page Host Name This is the WINS name of the MaxNAS R8 The default WINS name is MaxNAS Domain Name The Domain Name refers to your DNS network suffix This value is necessary for proper DNS or Active Directory network participation Consult your network adminis trator for more information regarding this val...

Page 24: ...ernet traffic will be directed over both ports for maximum throughput and reliability Failover In this mode the MaxNAS R8 will activate LAN2 should the link on LAN1 be interrupted for any reason Choose this option for maximum availability 802 3ad This mode will link both ports to operate in tandem increasing overall throughput IP Address Configuration By default the LAN 1 WAN port is configured to...

Page 25: ... Link Detected This indicates whether or not the link to your network is currently live Link Speed This field displays the current speed of your LAN 1 network link DHCP Configuration The MaxNAS R8 can act as your DHCP server To enable this feature simply click enable and assign a range for the DHCP server to work within 3 3 Network Services Configuration The MaxNAS R8 offers the following network ...

Page 26: ...plete the operation 3 3 2 Apple File Protocol Services The AFP protocol is used by Apple Mac OS 9 x and prior for networking and is supported by all Mac OS X hosts as well To enable AFP support navigate to System Network AFP You may enable disable set the character language set and specify zone optional Click Apply to complete the operation 3 3 3 NFS Services NFS Network File System is a network f...

Page 27: ...to cap maximum download bandwidth By default this option is set to unlimited Click Apply to complete the operation 3 3 5 DLNA Media Server The MaxNAS R8 provides media streaming service to standalone networked home media adapters that support the UPnP AV protocol or are Digital Living Network Alliance DLNA standard compliant This allows shared digital media such as music pictures and movies with a...

Page 28: ...ion Rsync synchronizes files and directories from one location to another while minimizing data transfer using delta encoding when appropriate The mirroring takes place with only one transmission in each direction yielding high efficiency and speed Rsync can copy or display directory contents and copy files optionally using compression and recursion For more information about rSync and its capabil...

Page 29: ...d into two sections The first is the list of RAID sets available on the MaxNAS R8 and the second is a graphical representation of the storage space on the RAID system and how it has been allocated 4 2 1 Creating a RAID Set In this section we cover how to create a new RAID set on the MaxNAS R8 The MaxNAS R8 comes with a RAID 6 volume already configured To create a new RAID set click the button on t...

Page 30: ...le and streaming applications 7 File System You can also choose from a number of file systems EXT3 ZFS or XFS The default setting is EXT3 For detailed discussion of the three options please consult the glossay Please note the following considerations for file system choice The maximum EXT3 volume size supported is 8TB NFS Shares are supported on EXT3 and XFS filesystems only ZFS offers the best da...

Page 31: ...ng two drives in RAID level 1 you could add capacity and retain fault tolerance by adding one drive With the addition of third disk you have the option of adding this disk to your existing RAID logical drive by migrating from RAID level 1 to 5 The result would be parity fault tolerance and double the available capacity without taking the system offline To migrate a RAID 0 RAID 1 or RAID 5 volume S...

Page 32: ...d you wish to create the volume for future use 5 Assign a target name This name will used as a part of the iSCSI Qualified name IQN The MaxNAS R8 will create the IQN based target name month and year and LUN ID specified iSCSI Qualified Names follow a iqn yyyy mm reversed domain name nomenclature e g iqn 2001 04 com acme storage tape sys1 xyz iSCSI Target Names must be unique and can contain only l...

Page 33: ...ume You can only use unused space for this volume storage capacity already assigned to Data or other iSCSI Targets is not eligible for use as an iSCSI Thin Provision volume Click OK to create the volume 2 Once the iSCSI Thin Provision Volume is created the provisioning menu will appear beneath the volume In the iSCSI Thin Provision list at the bottom of this page click The Create iSCSI Thin Provis...

Page 34: ...orage limit here Click Apply to save any settings here and create the shared folder Note You must set the ACL for each folder to allow access by specific users and groups otherwise the folder will not be accessible Remember to set ACLs whenever a new group or user are added to the MaxNAS R8 4 4 2 Editing an existing folder To edit an existing folder simply click on the shared folder you wish to mo...

Page 35: ...lmost instantly Each snapshot contains the state of the file system at the time of its creation The MaxNAS R8 stores snapshots in a hidden shared folder that can be accessed by pointing your network explorer to MaxNAS name or IP snapshot To access the Snapshot menu click the relevent ZFS share and click snapshot The Snapshot menu has two tabs The Snapshot tab displays a list of past snapshots alon...

Page 36: ...rmissions will apply to all sub folders within the share 4 5 iSCSI Stacking Configuration The MaxNAS R8 can aggregate up to five external iSCSI targets and offer all networking services to those targets regardless of where the storage is physically located The Stackable menu is where the Stack Host Target list can be found Other functions of this menu include removing formatting reconnecting and p...

Page 37: ...lic share attributes for the share optional All other access list controls are managed through the Share Management interface See section 4 4 of this chapter for more information Click Apply to mount the iSCSI volume and create the export share 4 5 5 Removing iSCSI Targets To remove an existing iSCSI Stack Target select the desired target and click on this page Confirm the operation in the subsequ...

Page 38: ...ible from the User and Group menu 5 1 ADS Authentication Configuration The MaxNAS R8 can authenticate with and use Microsoft server resources such as WINS Windows Internet Naming Service Workgroup or Domain assignment and ADS The Microsoft Support configuration screen is accessible from Accounts Authentication This screen displays the directory support parameters of the system as follows Workgroup...

Page 39: ...o finalize the action 5 2 2 Removing Groups To remove a group select the group in the Local Group Configuration Screen to remove and click 5 2 3 Modifying Existing Group Membership You may modify any groups user membership by selecting the group and clicking The Local Group Setting dialog will appear see section 5 2 1 above Assign users by selecting the desired users from the User List pane right ...

Page 40: ...electing the user and clicking The Local User Setting dialog will appear see section 5 2 1 above You may change the user s password and reassign to groups by selecting the desired groups from the Group List pane right and click and drag them to the Member List pane left To remove group association select the groups to remove from the Member List pane left click and drag them to the Group List pane...

Page 41: ...Tunes and other compatible players The itunes_ music share is set to public by default but you may assign ACLs as to any other share using the MaxNAS folder controls please see section 4 4 of this chapter for more information To access iTunes streaming controls navigate to Application Server iTunes The following table describes the controls on this page iTunes Service Enable or disable the iTunes ...

Page 42: ...that install a user interface will be accessible by navigating to their respective menu item that will appear in System Module Management User Modules 8 Backup and Synchronization Services The Backup menu contains all of the status updates and configuration options for the nSync and rSync services To access the backup feature controls navigate to System Backup Nsync The nSync menu lists all of the...

Page 43: ... and only copy new files or files that show signs of having been changed since the last backup Incremental will perform a complete backup each and every time the backup is performed Target IP Enter the IP of the server system you intend to back up to Share Folder Select which Shared Folder you d like to synchronize in this drop down menu Username Password Where necessary enter a User Name or Passw...

Page 44: ... will use the FTP protocol to back up the share folder On the remote storage device make sure there is a folder named nsync and the Auth ID has writable permission in that folder 8 4 Restoring from backup To restore a share to a previously created backup select the desired task and click on the nSync menu A confirmation dialog will appear Depending on the size of the archive and delta of changes t...

Page 45: ...Workgroup by default Double click to see the available shares Alternatively you may use Window s search function to look for computers named MaxNAS R8 You can map share folders on the MaxNAS R8 so you can access them through the My Computer folder in Windows Connect to the shared network folders on the MaxNAS R8 as follows 1 1 1 Double click My Computer 1 1 2 In the menu bar select Tools Map Netwo...

Page 46: ...he Connect to Server dialog accessible from the Go Connect to Server Finder menu option In the server address field enter smb MaxNAS R8 sharename where MaxNAS R8 is the name or IP address of the MaxNAS R8 and sharename is a specific share being mapped and click the Connect button If the share is not public a SMB CIFS File System Authentication window appears Enter an authorized User name and Passw...

Page 47: ... MaxNAS R8 is either the WINS name or IP address of your MaxNAS R8 To access Webdisk securely navigate to the MaxNAS R8 home page in your web browser using https MaxNAS R8 optional port where MaxNAS R8 is either the Netbios name or IP address of your MaxNAS R8 and the optional port is the port specified in the HTTP operating mode control see Chapter 3 Section 3 7 for more information In the Login ...

Page 48: ...the right pane displays the files in the selected directory User may perform file operations in the file pane and move files by drag and drop from the file pane to the directory pane File operations are controlled by the operation bar in the file pane The following are the controls description Button Description Return from the current directory to the root level directory Refresh the current dire...

Page 49: ... as illustrated Every user controls his or her own Photo Gallery and can view public photo albums owned by other users on the MaxNAS R8 Once logged in the interface shows all available albums 3 1 Creating Albums Users may create albums in their respective user section To create an album click the Add button to create a new album Enter a name for the album and enter a description if you wish Click ...

Page 50: ... you can display the EXIF information for each photo Simply click the EXIF button to the right of the image To hide this information click the EXIF button again 3 4 Slide Shows Slide shows are a great way to enjoy pictures stored on your MaxNAS R8 To engage a slideshow click on the Start Slide Show button on the top right hand corner To stop the slide show click on Stop Slide Show button at the to...

Page 51: ...lar Ethernet segments Alternatively create a virtual LAN VLAN on your switch limiting iSCSI traffic to the virtual LAN and keeping regular traffic out Consult your network administrator for more information on best practices for your environment SIMULTANEOUS iSCSI VOLUME MAPPING ON MULTIPLE HOSTS The MaxNAS R8 can accept multiple host initiators simultaneously for clustering and SAN environments N...

Page 52: ...o set up the volume or follow the next steps for manual configuration 4 1 6 Right click on the iSCSI volume If it s not initialized a red No Entry logo will cover the disk icon Right click on the disk and select Initialize Disk Follow the on screen instructions 4 1 7 Right click the initialized volume The area right of the disk icon In the context menu select New Partition Follow the on screen ins...

Page 53: ...alSAN initiator Follow the installation instructions provided on the website 4 2 2 Launch the globalSAN iSCSI initiator control from the System Preference Pane Applications System Preferences app 4 2 3 Click illustrated below In the IP Address entry box enter the IP address of the MaxNAS R8 and the iSCSI Qualified Name IQN in the target name field The IQN is listed in the MaxNAS R8 iSCSI target pa...

Page 54: ...d file system format and volume name for each partition in the volume scheme optional 4 2 9 Click Options Select Apple Partition Map or GUID in the dialog box and click OK 4 2 10 Click Apply Your MaxNAS R8 iSCSI volume is ready to use 3 2 6 3 2 6 3 2 7 3 2 8 3 2 9 3 2 10 4 Connecting Users ...

Page 55: ...network printer or a printer attached to another computer option 5 Select Connect to a printer on the Internet or on a home or office network and enter http MaxNAS R8 631 printers usb printer in the entry box where MaxNAS R8 is the IP address or Netbios name of the MaxNAS R8 Click Next 6 Your Windows system will ask you to install drivers for your printer Select correct driver for your printer 7 Y...

Page 56: ...Click Select a shared printer by name Intheaddressentrybox typehttp MaxNAS R8 631 printers usb printer in the box where MaxNAS R8 is the IP address or Netbios name of the MaxNAS R8 Click Next 5 2 6 Select or install a printer click OK You can choose to set this printer as the default printer by checking the Set as the default printer box Click Next to continue Click Finish Your printer is ready to...

Page 57: ...lick the in the Print Fax control panel illustrated right 5 3 3 In the Printer Browser that follows Select the IP option circled in the bottom illustration and enter the following values Protocol Internet Printing Protocol IPP Address MaxNAS R8 IPAddress 631 Queue printers usb printer Name User defined Location User defined Print Using Select your printer driver 5 3 4 Click to complete the install...

Page 58: ... of several levels of the Berkeley RAID techniques An appropriate RAID level is selected when the volume sets are defined or created and is based on disk capacity data availability fault tolerance or redundancy and disk performance considerations The RAID subsystem controller makes the RAID implementation and the disks physical configuration transparent to the host operating system which means tha...

Page 59: ... which are then duplicated to another set of drive for data protection RAID 10 provides the highest read write performance of any of the Hybrid RAID levels but at the cost of doubling the required data storage capacity Pros Fastest read write performance of any of the Hybrid RAID levels High data reliability as all the data is redundant Cons Requires double the raw data storage capacity RAID 5 RAI...

Page 60: ... hot spare drive Hot spares permit you to replace failed drives automatically without powering down your MaxNAS R8 When your MaxNAS R8 detects a drive failure the system will automatically and transparently rebuild using any available hot spare drive s The RAID set will be reconfigured and rebuilt in background while the RAID subsystem continues to handle system requests During the automatic rebui...

Page 61: ...r off the MaxNAS R8 from the power button as it may cause data loss General Use Precautions Do not expose the MaxNAS R8 to temperatures outside the range of 5 C 41 F to 45 C 104 F Doing so may damage the drive or disfigure its casing Avoid placing your drive near a source of heat or exposing it to sunlight even through a window Never expose your device to rain or use it near water or in damp or we...

Page 62: ...nt IP Address for both LAN1 and LAN2 will be displayed on the LCD screen If you do not have physical access to the MaxNAS R8 you may use the MaxNAS R8 Setup wizard on the MaxNAS R8 product CD You may also download the wizard from MicroNet s support site at www micronet com support Q I m having trouble map a network share in Windows A Windows only allows connection to a network resource using a sin...

Page 63: ... Please call MicroNet Help Desk if you have questions about your particular configuration Q What is the warranty period for MaxNAS R8 A MaxNAS R8 standard warranty is One year limited Optional extended warranty and overnight exchange programs are available consult your MicroNet dealer or visit www MicroNet com for additional information Q My Stackable Share is empty Where s my data A The connectiv...

Page 64: ...assistance Please have the model serial number date of purchase and reseller s name available before making contact If possible call from a telephone near the system so we can direct you in any necessary system corrections How To Contact MicroNet Technology Inc Mail MicroNet Technology Inc 20525 Manhattan Place Torrance CA 90501 Phone 310 320 0772 Help Desk Customer Service Web http www MicroNet c...

Page 65: ...oss all disks This is a high availability Solution but due to the 100 data duplication it is also a costly solution 4 4 1 2 N Disks Lower than RAID 6 higher than RAID 5 Reads are similar to RAID 0 Writes are similar to single disk Reads are similar to RAID 0 Writes are similar to sin gle disk 5 Also known Block Interleaved distributed Parity Data and parity information is subdivided and distribute...

Page 66: ...mation accounts passwords printers computers network information and other data Microsoft calls Active Directory a namespace where names can be resolved ADS Benefits ADS lets the MaxNAS R8 easily integrate with the existing ADS in an office environment This means the MaxNAS R8 is able to recognize your office users and passwords already on the ADS server and allow the network administrator to seam...

Page 67: ... UPS 940 0020 cable Back UPS RS 500 custom non USB cable Belkin Regulator Pro serial Resource Home Office F6H350 SER F6H500 SER F6H650 SER Universal UPS F6C800 UNV F6C120 UNV F6C1100 UNV F6H500ukUNV Best Power Fortress newer Fortress Telecom Axxium Rackmount Patriot Pro Patriot Pro II Patriot INT51 cable Micro Ferrups Fortress Ferrups f command support Centralion Blazer Clary ST 800 Compaq T1500h ...

Page 68: ...0 8750 10000 MGE UPS SYSTEMS NOVA AVR 600 Serial NOVA AVR 1100 Serial Pulsar Ellipse USBS Serial cable S Premium USBS Serial cable Premium S Ellipse Office 600 Serial cable 750 Serial cable 1000 Serial cable 1500 Serial cable Pulsar EXtreme C EX RT Comet EX RT Serial port 3 1 Serial port Pulsar Esprit Evolution S 1250 1750 2500 3000 Serial Port Pulsar M 2200 3000 3000 XL Serial Port Pulsar 700 100...

Page 69: ...00 RPT 800A RPT 162A SMS Brazil Manager III SOLA 325 520 610 620 330 SOLA BASIC Mexico various ISBMEX protocol Socomec Sicon Egys 420 VA Soltec Winmate 525 625 800 1000 Soyntec Sekury C 500 800 SquareOne Power QP1000 SuperPower HP360 Hope 550 Sweex 500 1000 smart shipped with SafeNet 500 1000 contact closure shipped with UPSmart BC100060 800VA Sysgration UPGUARDS Pro650 Tecnoware Easy Power 1200 T...

Page 70: ...ocol for sharing files printers serial ports and other communications between computers CIFS is based on the widely used SMB protocol Degraded Mode All RAID schemes with the exception of RAID 0 are designed to handle disk failures However there is limit on the number of hard disks that can fail before the array is rendered inoperative For instance this limit value is 1 for RAID 1 3 and 5 In the ca...

Page 71: ...an essential component of contemporary Internet use Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP a client server networking protocol A DHCP server provides configuration parameters specific to the DHCP client host requesting generally information required by the client host to participate on an IP network DHCP also provides a mechanism for allocation of IP addresses to client hosts DHCP emerged as a s...

Page 72: ...Internet SCSI a protocol allowing clients called initiators to send SCSI commands CDBs to SCSI storage devices targets on remote servers It is a popular Storage Area Network SAN protocol MAC Media Access Control Address In computer networking a Media Access Control address MAC address is a unique identifier attached to most forms of networking equipment All Ethernet devices have unique MAC address...

Page 73: ...ed to provide throughputs in excess of 1 GB sec using a 64 bit wide 133 MHz implementation Physical Drive A single tangible drive is referred to as a physical drive Primary Storage Main memory i e RAM is frequently referred to as primary storage RAID Abbreviation of Redundant array of independent disks It is a set of disk array architectures that provides fault tolerance and improved performance R...

Page 74: ...chy arrays A and B These two arrays in turn are striped using 4 stripes comprised of the strips 1A 1B 2A 2B etc to form a RAID 0 at the upper level of the hierarchy The result is a RAID 10 Advantage RAID 10 ensures that if one of the disks in any parity group fails its contents can be extracted using the information on the remaining functioning disks in its parity group Thus it offers better data ...

Page 75: ...le hard disks In the figure below the displayed stripe set has 4 stripes with strip number 1 comprised of the purple strips 1A 1B and 1C Stripe number 2 is comprised of the green strips 2A 2B and 2C etc Stripe Size This is the size of the strips that constitute each stripe This term is a misnomer though prevalent since it should appropriately be called strip size or chunk size TCP IP Transmission ...

Page 76: ...coherencies in a system that is not protected from power fluctuations or failures Write through Cache When a cache is operating in write through mode data written into the cache is also written to the destination secondary storage devices Essentially write completion does not occur until the data is written to secondary storage Thus the contents of the cache and the secondary storage are always co...

Page 77: ...t with multiple subnet support Fixed Dynamic IP Assignment 802 3ad based failover and link aggregation Platforms supported Windows 98 ME NT 2000 XP Apple OS X UNIX Linux BSD Any web enabled platform via ftp or webdisk Services Provided SMB CIFS Common Internet File System Apple File Protocol AFP 3 1 Network File System NFS v3 Microsoft NT Domain Controller PDC Integration Microsoft Active Director...

Page 78: ...Supplies Field upgradeable firmware in flash ROM Firmware embedded management via web browser based RAID management UPS monitoring via RS 232 and system shutdown on low battery Wake on LAN and Scheduled Power On Off Fault Notification Email notification Buzzer notification LCD MaxNAS R8 Dimensions Height 2U 87 mm 3 5 Width 430 mm 19 Depth 600 mm 23 5 8 Weight 60 lbs with drives Power Requirements ...

Page 79: ...ncludes software developed by Bodo Moeller This product includes software developed by Greg Roelofs and contributors for the book PNG The Definitive Guide published by O Reilly and Associates This product includes software developed by the NetBSD Foundation Inc and its contributors This product includes software developed by Yen Yen Lim and North Dakota State University This product includes softw...

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Page 83: ...ee software and of promoting the sharing and reuse of software generally NO WARRANTY 11 BECAUSETHE PROGRAM IS LICENSED FREE OF CHARGE THERE IS NOWARRANTY FORTHE PROGRAM TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW EXCEPT WHEN OTHERWISE STATED IN WRITING THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND OR OTHER PARTIES PROVIDE THE PROGRAM AS IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMIT...

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