CONSOLE LOGIN – Assigning IP to the NAS from the Console
If the NAS unit could not be detected via the NAS-Finder Utility, console login could be
used for detection by conneting a keyboard and monitor to the NAS unit. Power on the
NAS unit and a DOS dialog box will prompt the user to enter a username and a password.
The default settings are as below:
Username:
root
Password:
0000
1.
To assign an IP address to LAN Port-0, type the following:
#ifdown
eth0
#ifconfig
eth0
10.1.1.100
#ifconfig
eth0
netmask
255.255.255.0
#ifup
eth0
The above command will assign the LAN Port IP to: 10.1.1.100 and assign Netmask to:
255.255.255.0. Change the IP address and network mask (numbers in bold) to your
personal network settings.
2.
To display current Gateway setting, type the following:
#route
To assign a Gateway address to LAN Port-0. type the following:
#route add default gw
10.1.1.1
The above command will assign the Gateway address to 10.1.1.1. Please change the
Gateway address (numbers in bold) to your personal network setting.
SSH & TELNET LOGIN
By default, SSH and Telnet logins are enabled. SSH and Telnet logins are used to replace local
console login using monitor and keyboard. In order to enable or disable these features, login
using a local console and type the following:
To Disable Telnet:
#mv /etc/xinetd.d/telnet /root
#service xinetd restart
To Disable SSH:
# service stop sshd
# chkconfig --level 345 sshd off
To Enable SSH:
# chkconfig --level 345 sshd on
# service start sshd
WEB LOGIN - http/https Login
Once the IP address has been set, you could now access the Administrator GUI remotely.
In a web 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 communicate with the NAS
unit during NAS reboot, and provides the accurate countdown for the NAS unit to
auto-reconnect with the Web GUI.
In the managing station’s web browser, type the defined IP address of the NAS unit,
3.
such as: 192.168.1.128 or simply type: NASDirector. The login settings are:
Login ID: root
Password:
0000
4.
References from the included CD:
\Manual\Detail User Manual
Administrator User Guide for the NAS
\Manual\Detail SFM – NAS to NAS Mirroring User Guide User Guide for Server Failover & Mirroring Function
\Manual\Detail Snapshot User Guide
User Guide for Snapshot Function
\Manual\Detail NAS-to-NAS Folder Replication User Guide User Guide for NAS to NAS Folder Replication Function
\Manual\NAS Hardware User Guide
Hardware Chassis manual and motherboard manual
\Manual\PCIe RAID User Guide
Guide for the PCI-e based RAID configuration
WORK-FLOW
Step-1: Select “Manage”
Step-2: RAID Volume Creation
Select “Storage Manager”
1.
-> “RAID Volume Manager”.
Select the drives you wish to include by checking the appropriate checkbox. Select the
2.
desired RAID mode from the drop down menu.
Click create “RAID & Add Spare”.
3.
The selected drives will start to create the RAID. The status of the RAID creation will
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show on the next screen.
The NAS unit supports background initialization where the user could begin using the
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unit simultaneously as the RAID is being created.
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