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5. 

To setup the TCP/IP, type ‘3’ and press ‘enter’. 

 

Enter ‘1’ to select Client #1: AN104LS or ‘0’ to cancel.  Once selected, enter the 

default password for the NAS unit: 0000 (4 zeros).

 

 

 

 

NOTE: 

 DHCP is pre-defined for LAN port-1. DHCP is used to quickly assign a local 

IP to the NAS unit. Changing the IP address to a static IP address is strongly recom-

mended for daily operations.

 

 

Enter ‘2’ to change the IP address to a static IP address. 

 

 

Enter an IP address, a Subnet Mask and a Gateway. When finished, the setup software 

will return to the main menu. Select ‘4’ to reboot the unit. 

 

 

NOTE:  The unit must reboot in order for the new IP address to become 

effective.

 

6. 

The NAS-Finder Utility could also be used to reboot or power down a AccuNAS unit 

within the network.  From the main menu, selecting ‘4’ and ‘5’ respectively will perform 

these actions.  For security reasons, administrator password for each NAS unit must 

be entered to execute the command.  An incorrect password will result in “Reboot 

failed” or “Power Down Failed” errors and the Utility will return to the main menu.

 

7. 

To exit from the NAS-Finder Utility, select ‘6’ from the main menu.

INTEGRATION AND SETUP

DEFAULT SETTINGS:

 

LAN Port#1 IP address: 

DHCP

 Administrator 

Username: 

root

 Password: 

0000

 (4 zeros)

INITIAL SETUP – Assigning IP to the Unit

1. 

Connect the NAS unit to your network (connect the RJ45 network cable to the LAN 

port 1 as shown in the diagram below), power the unit on and allow it approximately 

two (2) minutes to boot up.

2. 

Go to a computer that connected to the same network as the NAS unit. Insert the in-

cluded AN104LS CD into the CD-ROM drive of the computer. Copy the “NAS-Finder.

exe” to the computer and run “NAS-Finder.exe” to locate the NAS unit. This software 

will allow you to assign an IP address to the NAS unit. 

3. 

After executing the NAS-FINDER program, a DOS dialog box will appear with the 

main menu.  

4. 

To view client (NAS unit) information, typing ‘2’ within the main menu and press 

‘enter’.  The dialog box will display each detected NAS unit along with their network 

settings.  A number is assigned to each detected unit, starting from #1. In the example 

below, Client #1, AN104LS is detected, with IP address 192.168.0.93.

 NOTE:

  Information, such as MAC address, IP address, NETMASK and etc, may be 

different from system to system.

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Summary of Contents for ACCUNAS AN104LS

Page 1: ...QUICK INSTALLATION GUIDE v1 0 ACCUNAS AN104LS QUICK INSTALLATION GUIDE v1 0 ...

Page 2: ... License Agreement Package Contents NAS Setup Work Flow Integration and Setup Default Settings Initial Setup Console Login SSH Telnet Login Web Login Volume Management Before Getting Started Work Flow 3 5 6 7 7 7 9 9 9 10 10 10 ...

Page 3: ... LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY IN NO EVENT SHALL SANS DIGITAL ITS AFFILIATES OR SUPPLIERS BE LIABLE TO LICENSEE ITS AFFILIATES OR CUSTOMERS FOR ANY INCIDENTAL CONSEQUENTIAL INDI RECT SPECIAL OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES WHATSOEVER INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION DAMAGES FOR LOST PROFITS OR REVENUE LOST BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES LOST OR INACCESSIBLE DATA OR INFORMATION UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS TO DATA OR INFORMATION OR OTH...

Page 4: ...ume PV PhysicalVolume Go to Storage Manager LogicalVolume Manager Provide a Name Select FileSystem XFS or iSCSI Define volume size capacity Click Create Create RAID array Wait for initialization to finish It may take 3 8 hours depending on the capacity Enter 2 to display default NAS info IP Use Web Browser to point to the IP Login and move to Network Setting Assign Static IP to NIC 0 STEP 2 Create...

Page 5: ...the main menu 7 To exit from the NAS Finder Utility select 6 from the main menu INTEGRATION AND SETUP DEFAULT SETTINGS LAN Port 1 IP address DHCP Administrator Username root Password 0000 4 zeros INITIAL SETUP Assigning IP to the Unit 1 Connect the NAS unit to your network connect the RJ45 network cable to the LAN port 1 as shown in the diagram below power the unit on and allow it approximately tw...

Page 6: ...b browser type in the assigned IP address or simply type AccuNAS and enter the following username and password User ID root Password 0000 VOLUME MANAGEMENT BEFORE GETTING STARTED By now the NAS unit should have an assigned static IP by following the previous steps 1 To manage the NAS unit from the Web GUI Java Runtime must be installed Java 2 Runtime allows the managing station such as a laptop to...

Page 7: ...splays the available volumes associated with their capacity This is the raw RAID volume Select the desired volume by placing a check mark on OK and click Create PV The NAS unit will then write its signature to the RV and convert it into a PV Step 5 Select Storage Manager LogicalVolume Manager LV is the actual share used via Microsoft Network AFP or NFS The name assigned will be the share name To c...

Page 8: ...ull control User with Read Write privileges could read and write files in the volume share but the user could not delete the file s Step 8 Access the Share Volume on the NAS from A Client From a Windows Client launch the Windows Explorer In the address bar type IP vol_1 such as 192 168 1 128 vol_1 or nasdirector vol_1 The IP 192 168 1 128 is what was assigned to the NIC on the AN104LS and vol_1 is...

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