Sony HDXS-C200, Руководство по обслуживанию

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Basic operations
How to power off the server
• Be sure to follow the correct Shutdown procedure -
Do not turn off by disconnecting the AC power.
• Before shutdown ensure that all users are aware and
are logged out.
The server can be shutdown either remotely from a client
PC or Mac, or from the server if a monitor and keyboard
are connected.
Powering off from a monitor/keyboard
connected to the server
1
On the server login screen, click on Shutdown .
2
When prompted with the message "Are you sure you
want to shut down the machine?", click
Shut Down to
continue the power off process.
Powering off remotely from a client
machine
The server may be shutdown or re-booted remotely from a
client PC. Please refer to the
HDXS-C200 Installation
Manual for details.
If the system is not responding and you cannot issue an
operating system command to turn the system power off,
remove the front bezel (if fitted), and press and hold the
Power button on the front control panel for more than
three seconds
How to power on the system
• Although it is not necessary to have a monitor and
keyboard connected, they may be required to assist with
troubleshooting if the server does not boot-up correctly.
• A P/S2 keyboard must be connected before powering on.
• Never move the system when system power is on,
movement can cause disk drive failure. Always
power off the system before moving it.
• Before you power on the system, make sure that the
top lids are in place.
1
Turn on power to any peripherals and external storage
devices.
2
Turn on power to the monitor (if connected). A
monitor is required for viewing system messages.
3
Press the front panel Power button.
• The system may take 30 seconds to two minutes
before information is displayed on the system
monitor. The delay depends on the level of power-on
self-test (POST) diagnostics being performed.
• Boot-up of the operating and application software
may take several minutes to complete. On
completion a login screen should be displayed.
How to ‘ping’ a computer
‘Pinging’ a computer is a way to check and see if a
computer is on the network. Pings send a network request
to a computer asking it to respond (ICMP
ECHO_REQUEST).
When you ‘ping’ a computer, you need to know its name
or its IP address. Using the IP address is better than using
the name, as it eliminates the need to look up the name.
• To ping a computer from a UNIX machine, use the
command:
ping <IP address>
• To ping a computer from a Macintosh, use the program:
macping .
• To ping a computer from a Windows/PC machine, use
the MSDOS prompt and type the command:
ping <IP address>
Interpreting the results
A successful ‘ping’ consists of receiving back a copy of a
short transmitted test message. The reply will display ‘ping
statistics’ (number of packets sent and received and the
time taken, in ms, to receive back those packets, as shown
below.
Cautions
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