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The disk is newly added to NAS server.

The NAS server is initialing the disk.

The disk is failed and needs to be replaced.

The NAS server is rebuilding the disk.

The disk is removed.

The system or swap partition fails.

There are bad sectors in the disk.

System log tab

Shows the system log, connection log and current connection log.

Summary of Contents for NAS-5400

Page 1: ...Network Attached Storage RAID Server NAS 5400 User s Manual...

Page 2: ...c charge when installing the internal components Use a grounding wrist strap and place all electronic components in any static shielded devices Most electronic components are sensitive to static elect...

Page 3: ...rvicing repair and any incidental or consequential damages resulting from any defect in the software Further PLANET reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes from time to time...

Page 4: ...4 Using NAS 5000 Series Manager 21 4 1 Server Information 21 4 2 Server Configuration 27 4 2 1 Basic Configuration 27 4 2 2 Date Setup 32 4 2 3 Language Setup 33 4 2 4 Notification Setup 35 4 3 Secur...

Page 5: ...ng data back to the server 100 5 4 Third party backup support 105 Chapter 6 Using Data Replicator 106 6 1 Before you begin 106 6 1 1 Set up the NAS server 106 6 1 2 PLANET NAS 5000 series Replicator B...

Page 6: ...rty Backup Support 141 CA BrightStor Enterprise Backup v10 0 141 CA BrightStor ARCserve Backup v9 for Windows 142 Veritas BackupExec v8 6 142 Dantz Retrospect Backup v5 6 143 Appendix 6 Using PLANET N...

Page 7: ...with on line rebuild External UPS support through COM port Gigabit Ethernet support Two 10 100Mbps RJ 45 ports support Trunking and Fail over network connection Multi protocol system support for Micr...

Page 8: ...ce again to switch it on Attention 1 When the NAS 5400 is switched on pressing this button continuously over 4 seconds would cut off the power immediately This enforced shutdown activity can only be u...

Page 9: ...be disabled by pressing the red button at the rear panel outlet once 3 One flash per 1 0 second when one or more of the 6 Fans fail Fan 1 to 4 are on the backplane Fan 5 is the chassis fan and Fan 6 i...

Page 10: ...this connector are as follows Pin Signal Name 1 DCD Data carrier detect 2 RXD Receive data 3 TXD Transmit data 4 DTR Data terminal ready 5 GND ground 6 DSR Data set ready 7 RTS Request to send 8 CTS...

Page 11: ...0 has two power supplies by default If you only deploy electricity to one power supply the Power Fail Buzzer would keep beeping for warning You can turn it off by pressing the red button Power Fail Bu...

Page 12: ...e front panel first Unlock Lock Figure 1 1 Turn the lock in front panel to Unlock position with the provided key 2 Pull the panel toward front then release it 3 After the HDD installation or replaceme...

Page 13: ...e bay until the tray connects to the hot swap backplane 4 Push the drive tray handle toward to the close position and lock the thumbscrew See figure 2 Verify the HDD status 1 When the HDD red LED is c...

Page 14: ...follows A Click on Start Menu Run B Enter E UTILITY Assistant Windows NAS5000SeriesAssistant exe in the appeared box where E is the letter of your CD ROM drive C Click on OK button 4 NAS 5000 series A...

Page 15: ...P server on the LAN or the client that runs NAS 5000 series Assistant does not belong to the same network as NAS 5400 the IP Status column will show Unknown instead Note If the NAS 5400 supports more...

Page 16: ...Assistant cannot locate your NAS 5400 or fails to setup please verify followings before trying again 1 Make sure the power cord is attached and the server is start up successfully 2 Make sure the ser...

Page 17: ...failed power supply 3 Pull out the failed power supply by the handle Replace a new one and lock the thumbscrew 4 Connect the AC power cord and switch on the power 2 5 Turn off the NAS Server There ar...

Page 18: ...ttings as well as the hard disk configuration When you install the NAS server for the first time PLANET NAS 5000 series Assistant will complete the IP configuration of the server then automatically ac...

Page 19: ...em will prompt for changing the default root system administrator password Make a note of this password for future access to the NAS server The password is case sensitive and up to 12 displayable char...

Page 20: ...r must be a letter the other characters can be letters numbers the underscore or minus sign This system supports up to four domain names and three DNS servers The length of the domain name cannot exce...

Page 21: ...rator can make additional change here If the LAN includes a DHCP server click Get network configuration through DHCP Otherwise choose Use manual configuration and fill out the related settings Filling...

Page 22: ...od pull down menu choose the appropriate period and then fill out the hostname or IP in the Primary time server field If a spare time server is available fill out its hostname or IP in the Secondary t...

Page 23: ...able for the administrator to choose The sorting method is used to sort information on NAS 5000 Series Manager such as shared folders and user accounts The sorting method can be chosen from the Sort b...

Page 24: ...or will occur when the client attempts to save double byte files or folder names e g Traditional Chinese on the NAS server and some files cannot be deleted once saved In this case the system administr...

Page 25: ...domain the address 1 address 2 E g if you use root abc com select the SMTP server belonging to this provider for example mail abc com Note if you enter the host name e g mail abc com of the SMTP serve...

Page 26: ...ep 8 Completing Quick Configuration Once you have completed the Quick Configuration the NAS server should operate properly on the LAN Click Finish to apply all settings and activate NAS 5000 Series Ma...

Page 27: ...ption but lists all of the configurable items on the left hand side of the browser window When you are done with one screen simply select the next item you wish to configure from the list on the left...

Page 28: ...22 Configuration tab Shows the current configurations of the server You can change these settings under Server Configuration...

Page 29: ...cluding network port s and hard disk usage If an error occurs on the server such as network card malfunction or hard disk failure the information on this page will be immediately updated and a notific...

Page 30: ...so the file can be protected against access failure i Bad sector mapping If a HDD bad sector is used when writing data to an existing volume the bad sector will be automatically mapped to the reserve...

Page 31: ...aling the disk The disk is failed and needs to be replaced The NAS server is rebuilding the disk The disk is removed The system or swap partition fails There are bad sectors in the disk System log tab...

Page 32: ...26 Patch record tab This page allows you to review the patched programs and version information for the server...

Page 33: ...27 4 2 Server Configuration 4 2 1 Basic Configuration General tab...

Page 34: ...ust be a letter the other characters can be letters numbers the underscore or minus sign This system supports up to four domain names and three DNS servers The length of the domain name cannot exceed...

Page 35: ...ion through DHCP Otherwise choose Use manual configuration and fill out the related settings Filling out the column with a red star sign on the right is mandatory while filling out the column with the...

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Page 37: ...server trunks two 100 Mbps LAN ports the bandwidth will expand to 200 Mbps Should any of the LAN port fail the other one in the same team will continue to serve Note Trunking is only available when co...

Page 38: ...ng effect Note If these LAN ports are not configured in Fail over mode you must assign three IP addresses in different subnet to the cards respectively thus when choosing network type through DHCP ple...

Page 39: ...te network time synchronization please choose Enable network time synchronization in the Period pull down menu choose the appropriate period and then fill out the hostname or IP in the Primary time se...

Page 40: ...able for the administrator to choose The sorting method is used to sort information on NAS 5000 Series Manager such as shared folders and user accounts The sorting method can be chosen from the Sort b...

Page 41: ...to save double byte files or folder names e g Traditional Chinese on the NAS server and some files cannot be deleted once saved In this case the system administrator must use the Server Configuration...

Page 42: ...domain the address 1 address 2 E g if you use root abc com select the SMTP server belonging to this provider for example mail abc com Note if you enter the host name e g mail abc com of the SMTP serve...

Page 43: ...e NAS 5400 allows up to 64 shared folders not including the home folders of users group accounts The option Path is only available for NFS and cannot be edited manually The system will automatically e...

Page 44: ...ever if system administrator segments the storage space into multiple volumes then the system will automatically create a publicn shared folder for each volume The name description and path of this fo...

Page 45: ...atter if the shared folder is Window compatible or UNIX compatible All the users with proper privileges can press the right button on the shared folder under Windows network neighborhood to reset the...

Page 46: ...and Shift for continuous selection in the list on the left pane then click Remove The default shared folders publicn cannot be deleted Windows Apple User Privileges tab The system administrator can u...

Page 47: ...pen the file simply double click it When the Windows client cannot directly execute files saved by the Mac client the same solution can also be applied Modifying User Privileges To change existing use...

Page 48: ...ollowing order no access N A readable and writeable RW and read only RO For example if the access privilege of the root account belonging to the admins group is set as N A and that of the admins group...

Page 49: ...e consists of three components 1 The first component is the subject sharing a folder either a host subnet or a net group The entry Host means the folder is shared between all hosts 2 The second compon...

Page 50: ...Click OK to confirm your selection and return to the previous page or click Next to add another client Note When setting user privileges for the NFS hosts subnets or net groups try to avoid possible...

Page 51: ...trl for multiple and Shift for continuous selection and click Remove Modifying NFS User Privileges To modify existing privileges select the desired item on NFS client s privilege column remove it and...

Page 52: ...e first character cannot be minus sign and space and the last character cannot be space The password is case sensitive and can consist of 0 to 12 displayable characters including letters numbers signs...

Page 53: ...S server s guest folders such as publicn For the unauthorized Windows 98 clients the system will automatically connect them to server with the account guest For other Windows NT 2000 XP and Mac client...

Page 54: ...privileges to that folder When the system has more than one volume system administrator must specify in which volume to store the home folder of this account in the User home volume The default locati...

Page 55: ...user in a flexible way When a Windows NT 4 0 2000 or Mac user accesses the NAS server the Windows operating system will ask for the NAS server or Windows account and password to confirm his or her id...

Page 56: ...ss the NAS server the server will forward the account and password information to the Windows domain for verification If the user passes the authentication access will be granted If the Windows domain...

Page 57: ...the user passwords on it when the account information in the Windows domain accounts tab are added to the local accounts the system will not able to duplicate the user passwords on Windows domain dir...

Page 58: ...ver These accounts will directly apply the default quota set up for a new user in the Security Option page The system administrator can also set hard disk quota individually for each NIS domain accoun...

Page 59: ...xcept for the following characters Besides the first character cannot be minus sign and space and the last character cannot be spaces Default user groups The system includes three default groups 1 adm...

Page 60: ...NAS server for their employees to store and share information Part of the space should be made available to department B In this case the system administrator can setup accounts for each member of de...

Page 61: ...up members tab Use this page to add modify and delete group members The Members field contains existing members Users not belonging to this group are listed on the left Not members field If this NAS s...

Page 62: ...click Remove Note If a user is connected to the server while the administrator is modifying the user s security settings these changes will not be applied immediately but only after the user logs out...

Page 63: ...menu 2 Select the volume item to be changed in the Current In Use Quota MB list 3 In Setting New Quota either enter new quota or select unrestricted 4 Click the Set button and repeat the steps above...

Page 64: ...on this page Please follow the steps to modify volume quota 1 Select a volume in the Volume quota pull down menu 2 Select the user account to be modified in the Current In Use Quota MB list 3 In Setti...

Page 65: ...he bottom of the page to go to other page 4 3 5 Security Options The system administrator can use this page to modify the preferences of newly created shared folders and user accounts Default settings...

Page 66: ...gs to Users group please select the volume in which its home folder will be saved Note If a user is online all the user privilege changes under System privileges setting will not be effective at once...

Page 67: ...fy Traverse Folder Execute File List Folder Read Data Read Attributes Read Extended Attributes Create Files Write Data Create Folders Append Data Write Attributes Write Extended Attributes Delete Subf...

Page 68: ...Data Create Folders Append Data Write Attributes Write Extended Attributes Delete Subfolders and Files Delete Read Permissions Change Permissions Take Ownership List Folder Contents Folders only UNIX...

Page 69: ...utes Create Files Write Data Create Folders Append Data Write Attributes Write Extended Attributes Delete Subfolders and Files Delete Read Permissions Change Permissions Take Ownership 1 Traverse Fold...

Page 70: ...Delete Read Permissions Change Permissions Take Ownership 5 Traverse Folder Execute File List Folder Read Data Read Attributes Read Extended Attributes Create Files Write Data Create Folders Append Da...

Page 71: ...elete Read Permissions Change Permissions Take Ownership Read only Traverse Folder Execute File List Folder Read Data Read Attributes Read Extended Attributes Create Files Write Data Create Folders Ap...

Page 72: ...trator can choose to enable Windows networking so that the Windows clients can access the shared folders of the NAS server To do so select Enable Windows networking and then select Workgroup or Domain...

Page 73: ...not involve a breach of security the server does in fact not exist any longer in the original domain or workgroup 2 When NAS server is added into the Windows domain if Windows domain controller is not...

Page 74: ...lick the Apply button to finish the setting Please note that when the account number is large to ensure every scheduled synchronization can complete and to keep the server efficiency the interval betw...

Page 75: ...s option to select whether the server should be part of a NIS domain If yes you must enter a domain name After joining a NIS domain a new tab called UNIX NIS Accounts will appear under Security Setup...

Page 76: ...ultiple subnets this system only supports Mac client in one single subnet to read write from the server through AppleTalk or TCP IP protocol Mac clients in another subnet can only read write through T...

Page 77: ...rator can make Internet related configurations on this page Automatically browse Storage Manager with HTTPS HTTPS is a protocol encrypted with SSL that makes data transmission between clients and the...

Page 78: ...H service SSH service is currently available only for the system vendor to do remote diagnosis Connection Security tab This page allows administrators to define the FTP access privileges Select FTP in...

Page 79: ...ge without restarting the server for the setting to take effect Create volume 1 Click on Create button to create a new volume and select the Volume Type you want to create There are six available opti...

Page 80: ...configuration includes a backup option It treats multiple disks as one virtual disk to increase access speed It uses parity mode to store redundant data on a space equal to the size of one disk for la...

Page 81: ...f a volume is crashed due to any failed disk the volume structure could be recovered by clicking the Re create button The re creating function can only re create the original structure of the crashed...

Page 82: ...ID 5 with Spare volume fails the status of the volume will becomes Spare sub disk abnormal in this case please replace the spare disk for the NAS server to automatically repair the volume When the non...

Page 83: ...hether the data on the NAS server is read correctly Even though file system check is applied after any improper shutdown it may still lead to data lost Hence it is strongly recommended that The NAS se...

Page 84: ...the system utilizes UPS then we suggest that you enable this selection To check if the hard disk supports the cache memory contact your hard disk dealer Turn on RAID 5 cache support A RAID 5 volume r...

Page 85: ...will automatically create a home folder for this account System administrator must specify the volume to store the home folder But it is possible to save many accounts into certain volume causing the...

Page 86: ...g to the number of accounts If the account you are going to perform does not appear on the page please select the page number at the bottom of the page to go to other pages 4 6 Toolkit 4 6 1 LED Manag...

Page 87: ...rver then click Apply Each entry in Access privileges consists of three elements 1 The first component is the community the NAS server belongs to to be chosen by the system administrator 2 The second...

Page 88: ...hosts can only read information through SNMP writeable means the community s hosts can also modify some read and write fields Click OK to confirm or Next to add more privileges Removing SNMP Access Pr...

Page 89: ...igure Probing interval and Delayed before shutdown Select Control UPS by serial port and choose advanced port or basic port from the pull down menu on the right side Click Apply to finish If the power...

Page 90: ...d the system will not shut down 4 When the cable is connected to Advanced port the system will shut down five seconds after UPS timeout If the event is cleared during this period the system will not s...

Page 91: ...hanged You can also use an SNMP program such as HP OpenView to browse through the MIB file and retrieve the Private Enterprise Number 5 Battery Status OID This setting refers to the battery status OID...

Page 92: ...1 318 0 9 for A C power restored This field is optional since many critical events do not permit resuming and require a system shutdown Retrieve both values for Start of event OID and End of event OI...

Page 93: ...ers and files in home folders 3 Remove all users groups shared folders users home folders and their files 4 Remove data on the server including all above Note 1 Be careful when using the options on th...

Page 94: ...plug the server before it has been properly shut down System administrator can select the option Delay xxx minutes to shutdown restart the server and the setup will be executed after the time specifie...

Page 95: ...ss will start immediately and the system will restart automatically upon completion Note 1 System update will not affect the files saved on the server However we still strongly recommend that the admi...

Page 96: ...the administrator that the server is back on line 4 7 File Browser This function allows users to have remote access to files in the server through the Internet HTTP protocol The user can login to NAS...

Page 97: ...91 4 8 Logout For security reasons remember to log out whenever you complete the management operation...

Page 98: ...Internet network SNMP configuration UPS management and cache setup 2 User accounts and groups including account and group setup root password Windows network and UNIX network 3 User accounts groups an...

Page 99: ...93 2 Click on the Backup button to open the backup window...

Page 100: ...s server_name mmddhhss bkp where mmddhhss stands for month day hour minute of the backup time The administrator can also specify the file name manually 5 Choose the backup item from the What to backup...

Page 101: ...user quota will be set as unrestricted and administrator has to manually set the quota if needed 6 Choose Backup Now in the Select the action list and click the Next button If the 1st or 2nd backup it...

Page 102: ...96 7 Check the shared folders to be backed up and click the Next button for the backup to begin...

Page 103: ...in the future the administrator only needs to specify the bkp file and other related files will also be restored automatically without manually restoring every single file 5 2 Scheduling Backup 5 2 1...

Page 104: ...the advanced settings window 4 After finishing setting click OK to close the setup window Now you can close the Backup Program Windows will perform the backups according to the schedule 5 2 2 Scheduli...

Page 105: ...perform schedule backup and the backup item 2 Rename the following items i Rename the schedule item NAS 5000 series Backup NAS 5400 to an identifiable name for example NAS 5000 series Backup NAS 5400...

Page 106: ...schedule from the schedule setup page If you want to delete all schedules go to Schedule Task on Windows system s Control Panel to delete all created schedules directly 5 3 Restoring data back to the...

Page 107: ...101 2 Click the Restore button to run the restoration wizard...

Page 108: ...s For the share folders with the same name the system will replace all data in the folders automatically With Skip and continue mode file is the comparison basis When a shared folder on the NAS server...

Page 109: ...103 7 Select the items to restore and click Next to start to restore data 8 If the backup file contains data of shared folders you can further specify the path to restore these shared folders...

Page 110: ...wever you can change the setting as your need After the change is made click the Add or Add in sub folder button to add the setting to the list below then click Next to start the restoration Please no...

Page 111: ...not be performed if the free storage space in the first volume is less than 100MB 3 When the system fails to backup restore data on the NAS server the system administrator will receive e mail with an...

Page 112: ...s to make them more secured 3 Compress backup files in order to save storage space on the NAS server 4 Provide version management function and save up to 20 file versions in the NAS server 5 Provide t...

Page 113: ...107 Please Enable Windows networking in Network Setup Windows Domain of NAS 5000 Series Manager 2 Account Setup...

Page 114: ...he she can access In addition when a Windows NT 2000 user desires to save file to the NAS server Windows operating system OS will ask him her to key in account number and password in the NAS server t...

Page 115: ...erating System Windows 98 ME NT 2000 XP 3 Optimal Screen Resolution 1024 768 or above 4 The Windows client running PLANET NAS 5000 series Replicator has to support Microsoft Networking over TCP IP pro...

Page 116: ...ing to the instruction given on the screen 6 3 Start Using PLANET NAS 5000 series Replicator 6 3 1 Backup Windows client data to the NAS server First Time Use Run Complete Backup When running PLANET N...

Page 117: ...your backup files After the selection is complete click OK to return to the previous page The column at the top of the search page will list all shared folders a user have read write access to But du...

Page 118: ...s computer you wish to backup monitor in the tree structure below 4 Click the Upload button on the right side to display the dialogue window below Because this is the first time you use PLANET NAS 500...

Page 119: ...clude network disk drives or other external storage devices 2 PLANET NAS 5000 series Replicator does not support monitoring of files under the root directory in this machine Monitor File Folders in Yo...

Page 120: ...User may choose not to backup non essential files e g tmp or temporary files created by Windows client To setup not to backup by file type click Filter on the right and add extension or prefix to avo...

Page 121: ...is the display of backup file directory in the NAS Server PLANET NAS 5000 series Replicator by default uploads Windows client files to the directory on the NAS server DR BACKUP client computer name t...

Page 122: ...ng more than one file or file folder because of different versions for each file you can only choose to restore the Current Version or tag 6 3 3 Tag Management PLANET NAS 5000 series Replicator allows...

Page 123: ...the NAS server will be saved The two examples will illustrate this point i During uploading of All Files if you click OK after selecting Create a tag after upload PLANET NAS 5000 series Replicator wi...

Page 124: ...r backup directory If user enables Upload files before adding new tag in the Preference tab before new tag is created PLANET NAS 5000 series Replicator will upload changed files from client to the NAS...

Page 125: ...119 6 3 4 User Preferences Upload...

Page 126: ...storage space when this option is enabled PLANET NAS 5000 series Replicator will compress all backup files stored in the NAS server 2 Copy with encryption In order to ensure data security and prevent...

Page 127: ...This number will increase each time a new version of file is backed up When all twenty versions are used up you will see a file extension of v20 and the file with the extension v00 will be deleted Fo...

Page 128: ...the manually entered network settings are correct 6 Make sure the client terminal you are using has correctly installed set up the TCP IP protocols and is running Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 0 or h...

Page 129: ...restoring the IE settings to defaults and try again 8 Try restarting the server Q Buttons missing on Date Time page in Quick Configuration A Certain web trap modules of anti virus software cause a sit...

Page 130: ...boot the server When such a problem occurs check if there is a hard disk installed on the server If not install the hard disk onto the server and then reboot it Q Hard disk failure A When any hard dis...

Page 131: ...r Removed is displayed on the Server Information Status page of the NAS 5000 Series Manager A Please check the followings 1 Please check if the connection between the hard disk and the cable is correc...

Page 132: ...e file s in a certain shared folder on the NAS server via Windows clients A Please check the followings 1 Check if there is such a shared folder on the NAS server In some cases a shared folder on the...

Page 133: ...ent PC is rebooted A This is a new feature manage my network password of Windows XP Professional When logging in a NAS server for the first time if user checks the box Remember My Password at the bott...

Page 134: ...connections over AppleTalk or TCP IP protocol 3 Make sure this account has authorized access to the shared folder 4 Check if the account used for logging into the Mac client also has a same name accou...

Page 135: ...olders on the NAS server but existing ACL setting of files and folders is still valid to Mac OS 9 clients 2 Due to the limitation of Mac OS 10 the Mac OS X clients can only set ACL to folders on the N...

Page 136: ...able to launch NAS 5000 Series Manager via PLANET NAS 5000 series Assistant if he has installed a browser other than IE e g Netscape and uninstalled it We suggest that you use a computer without othe...

Page 137: ...ail error xxx This message indicates an unknown mail error Note the error code and contact the system manufacturer s representative 5 Cannot create socket resource This message indicates that the syst...

Page 138: ...ver A When the system fails to backup restore data on the NAS server the system administrator will receive e mail with an error code notifying the data backup restore failure The administrator can als...

Page 139: ...the uploaded data files are incomplete A Here are the possible causes of this problem 1 The folders on the Windows client are empty 2 The user has set filter items for files with certain extensions or...

Page 140: ...used for backup purposes the content of disk A is mirrored to disk B to assure data integrity The available storage space is only one half of total physical disk capacity RAID 5 This configuration inc...

Page 141: ...f great importance RAID 5 RAID 5 is the same as RAID 0 i e using multiple disks to emulate one large virtual disk but using parity data format to store redundant information While the user is writing...

Page 142: ...ugh Network Neighborhood or create a permanent link map network drive to the drive on NAS 5400 in the client s file manager Windows NT 4 0 2000 users accessing the NAS server will be prompted for thei...

Page 143: ...lients in the network writing NFS file systems into client etc vfstab or etc fstab files becomes a complicated task When the path of one NFS file system changes or a new NFS file system is added the a...

Page 144: ...ublic1 The first column is the mount point and the second column represents the mounting parameters The third column shows the NFS file system in use For example if users of UNIX clients want to acces...

Page 145: ...g to etc passwd Due to the auto_home database home sysadmin will be automatically mounted to NAS5400 volume1 homes sysadmin With auto_home the administrator can easily allocate hard disk space to user...

Page 146: ...red data once its icon appears on the desktop a proper connecting has been established If the Mac client supports TCP IP you may also choose TCP IP as an access protocol Under Server IP Address enter...

Page 147: ...enerated by CA To ensure the backup runs correctly do not choose this directory since it actually doesn t exist on the NAS server 2 If the user excluding the accounts root and guest wants to change to...

Page 148: ...terprise Backup CAEB v10 0 Veritas BackupExec v8 6 Backup able Restore able items All share home folders Authentication root can log in from Veritas BackupExec browse all users home folders and perfor...

Page 149: ...upExec v8 6 should be identical with the pair used to map the shared folder on the NAS server 2 The Windows client should belong to the administrators group in order to install Veritas BackupExec v8 6...

Page 150: ...o extract the file 2 Enter the extracted folder and activate NAS5000SeriesAssistant 3 Except the following functions PLANET NAS 5000 series Assistant for Mac OS 9 functions the same as that for Window...

Page 151: ...click the program in it 5 Except the following functions PLANET NAS 5000 series Assistant for Mac OS X provide the same functions as that for Windows i PLANET NAS 5000 series Assistant for Mac OS X d...

Page 152: ...AN Port 10 100Mbps RJ 45 port x 2 10 100 1000Mbps RJ 45 port x 1 COM Port 1 for UPS Network Protocol Supported TCP IP IPX AppleTalk Network Clients Supported Microsoft Windows Red Hat Linux Solaris Fr...

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