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Launching UM Services from the configuration utility
You can use the IAACU to launch UM Services on the NAS Gateway 300
appliances.
Note: The selected appliance must be running UM Services as a UM Services
client. Also, the systems-management console (the system that is running
the IAACU console) must use a Web browser that is supported for use with
UM Services. If you have not used UM Services from this system, you must
install several plug-ins before proceeding.
To use the IAACU console to start UM Services on an appliance:
1. Click the appliance in the IAACU console Tree View Pane.
When you select the appliance from the tree view, information about the
selected appliance appears in the Information Pane.
2. Click Start Web-Based Management .
Your default Web browser starts, loading the UM Services browser
automatically.
3. Log in to the UM Services browser. Refer to Step 2 on page 22 for login
instructions.
For more information on using UM Services to manage your appliances, see the
Universal Manageability Services User’s Guide , included on the Documentation
CD-ROM that came with the appliance.
Windows 2000 for Network Attached Storage
While you can perform most administrative tasks using Windows 2000 for NAS, you
must use Terminal Services Client for some advanced tasks. See “Terminal
Services and the IBM NAS Administration console” on page 15 for more information.
Task categories available to you through Windows 2000 for NAS include:
v
Status
v Network
v
Disks
v Users
v Shares
v Maintenance
v Controller
To start Windows 2000 for NAS, use one of these methods:
v
UM Services, described in Step 3 on page 22
v Web browser, by entering http:// ip_address :8099 or http:// computer_name :8099
and then logging on to the NAS Gateway 300
v
NAS Gateway 300 desktop while using Terminal Services Client and starting a
browser
You can access online help for Windows 2000 for NAS in two ways:
1. Click the Help button at the top of any Web page. This displays a table of
contents that you can navigate to find help for any Windows 2000 for NAS task.
2. Click the question mark ( ? ) button at the top of any Web page. This displays
context-sensitive help for the task you are currently performing.
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