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Chapter 3 Connecting the Sun StorageTek 5220 NAS Appliance 59
6. At each panel of the wizard, enter the information it requests. For descriptions of
the panels, see the Sun StorageTek NAS OS Administration Guide .
If your system uses DHCP to assign DNS, WINS, or IP and gateway addresses, the
fields for these values for port-emc1 (NET0) are configured automatically and you
do not need to enter information. Verify the information or add information for
other network ports and continue with the wizard.
Note – At the panel that requests the information for your DNS server, be sure to
click the Add button on the panel before you continue with the wizard.
7. On the Confirmation screen, review the configuration you have set up. To change
information, use the back arrow to return to a panel.
8. Click Finish on the Confirmation screen.
The system configures the settings and displays the Save Configuration screen.
9. Click Close on the Save Configuration screen.
The wizard checks that all mandatory information is complete and then reboots the
appliance.
Next Steps
At this point, the storage system is running on your network but before it can store
data, you need to set up your file system and to configure your users’ access. Setting
up a file system includes defining any logical unit numbers (LUNs), partitions, file
volumes, or segments. When your file system is complete, set up user access rights
and any other system management features such as setting up a local log file. For
information on all these tasks and their concepts, see the
Sun StorageTek NAS OS
Administration Guide .
Note –
The boot sequence log file is located in the bootlog, under
/cvol/log
. The
file that the Web Administrator displays is a running log that can overflow. To save
the entire log, set up a local log according to the instructions in the
Sun StorageTek
NAS OS Administration Guide .