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HP NAS 2000s Administration Manual

HP NAS 2000s Administration Manual (200 pages)

NAS 2000s Administration Guide

Brand: HP | Category: Network Storage Server | Size: 9.58 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide
11
Overview
12
- Intended Audience
  12
- Prerequisites
  12
Conventions
12
- Document Conventions
  12
- Text Symbols
  13
- Equipment Symbols
  13
Rack Stability
14
Getting Help
15
- HP Technical Support
  15
- HP Storage Website
  15
- HP Authorized Reseller
  15
1 System Overview

17
- Product Definition and Information
  17
  - Server Hardware and Software Features
    17
    
    Product Manageability
    17
    
    Product Redundancy
    18
    
    Product Scalability
    18
- Deployment Scenarios
  19
- Environment Scenarios
  20
  - Workgroup
    20
  - Domain
    20
- User Interfaces
  21
  - NAS 2000S Web-Based User Interface
    21
    
    Disks
    22
    
    Help
    22
    
    HP Utilities
    22
    
    Maintenance
    22
    
    Menu Tabs
    22
    
    Network
    22
    
    Shares
    22
    
    Status
    22
    
    Users
    22
    
    Welcome Screen Contents
    22
    
    Set Default Page
    23
    
    Set Server Name
    23
  - NAS 2000S Desktop
    23
    
    NAS Management Console
    24
    
    NIC Team Setup
    24
2 Basic Administrative Procedures and Setup Completion

25
- Basic Administrative Procedures
  25
- Setup Completion
  32
3 Storage Management Overview

43
- Storage Management Process
  43
- Storage Elements Overview
  45
  - Physical Hard Drives
    45
  - Arrays
    45
  - Logical Drives (Luns)
    47
  - Fault-Tolerance Methods
    48
    
    Advantages
    48
    
    RAID 0-Data Striping
    48
    
    Advantages
    49
    
    Disadvantages
    49
    
    RAID 1+0-Drive Mirroring and Striping
    49
    
    Disadvantages
    50
    
    RAID 5-Distributed Data Guarding
    50
    
    Advantages
    51
    
    Disadvantages
    51
    
    RAID ADG-Advanced Data Guarding
    51
    
    Advantages
    52
    
    Disadvantage
    52
  - Online Spares
    53
  - Physical Storage Best Practices
    53
- Logical Storage Elements Overview
  53
  - Partitions
    53
  - Volumes
    54
  - Utilizing DM Storage Elements
    54
  - Volume Shadow Copy Service Overview
    55
- File System Elements
  55
- File-Sharing Elements
  55
4 Disk Management

57
- Webui Disks Tab
  57
- Storage Configuration Overview
  59
- Array Configuration Utility
  60
  - Using the ACU to Configure Storage
    60
  - ACU Guidelines
    63
  - Managing Disks
    63
- Disk Management Utility
  64
  - Disk Management Guidelines
    65
- Volumes Page
  66
- Disk Quotas
  75
  - Enabling Quota Management
    75
  - Setting User Quota Entries
    76
- Diskpart
  78
  - Example of Using Diskpart
    79
5 Shadow Copies

81
6 User and Group Management

101
- Domain Compared to Workgroup Environments
  101
- User and Group Name Planning
  102
  - Managing User Names
    102
  - Managing Group Names
    102
- Workgroup User and Group Management
  103
  - Managing Local Users
    103
    
    Adding a New User
    104
    
    Deleting a User
    104
    
    Modifying a User Password
    105
    
    Modifying User Properties
    105
  - Managing Local Groups
    106
    
    Adding a New Group
    107
    
    Deleting a Group
    107
    
    General Tab
    108
    
    Members Tab
    108
    
    Modifying Group Properties
    108
7 Folder, Printer, and Share Management

111
- Folder Management
  111
  - Navigating to a Specific Volume or Folder
    112
  - Creating a New Folder
    113
  - Deleting a Folder
    114
  - Modifying Folder Properties
    114
  - Creating a New Share for a Volume or Folder
    115
  - Managing Shares for a Volume or Folder
    116
  - Managing File Level Permissions
    117
- Share Management
  124
  - Share Considerations
    124
  - Defining Access Control Lists
    124
  - Integrating Local File System Security into Windows Domain Environments
    125
  - Comparing Administrative (Hidden) and Standard Shares
    125
  - Planning for Compatibility between File Sharing Protocols
    125
    
    NFS Compatibility Issues
    126
  - Managing Shares
    126
    
    Creating a New Share
    126
    
    Deleting a Share
    127
    
    Modifying Share Properties
    128
    
    Windows Sharing
    128
    
    UNIX Sharing
    129
    
    Web Sharing (HTTP)
    130
- Protocol Parameter Settings
  131
  - DFS Protocol Settings
    132
    
    Deploying DFS
    132
  - DFS Administration Tool
    133
  - Accessing the DFS Namespace from Other Computers
    133
    
    Creating a Local DFS Root
    134
    
    Setting DFS Sharing Defaults
    134
    
    Deleting a Local DFS Root
    135
  - Publishing a New Share in DFS
    136
  - Publishing an Existing Share in DFS
    137
  - Removing a Published Share from DFS
    137
- Storage Management
  138
  - Directory Quotas
    138
  - Establishing Directory Quotas
    139
- File Screening
  140
- Storage Reports
  141
- Print Services
  142
8 Microsoft Services for NFS

147
- Server for NFS
  147
  - Authenticating User Access
    147
  - Indicating the Computer to Use for the NFS User Mapping Server
    148
  - Logging Events
    149
  - Server for NFS Server Settings
    150
  - Domain Controllers
    152
- Understanding NTFS and UNIX Permissions
  154
- NFS File Shares
  154
  - Creating a New Share
    154
    
    Deleting a Share
    155
    
    Modifying Share Properties
    156
    
    Encoding Types
    158
    
    NFS Only
    158
- NFS Protocol Properties Settings
  158
  - NFS Async/Sync Settings
    159
    
    NFS Locks
    160
- NFS Client Groups
  162
  - Adding a New Client Group
    163
  - Deleting a Client Group
    163
  - Editing Client Group Information
    164
- NFS User and Group Mappings
  165
  - Types of Mappings
    165
    
    Explicit Mappings
    165
    
    Simple Mappings
    165
    
    Squashed Mappings
    166
  - User Name Mapping Best Practices
    166
  - Creating and Managing User and Group Mappings
    167
    
    General Tab
    167
    
    Simple Mapping Tab
    168
    
    Explicit User Mapping Tab
    169
    
    Explicit Group Mapping Tab
    170
  - Backing up and Restoring Mappings
    172
    
    Backing up User Mappings
    172
    
    Restoring User Mappings
    172
- Creating a Sample NFS File Share
  173
- Remote Desktop
  174
  - Using Remote Desktop
    174
9 Netware File System Management

175
- Installing Services for Netware
  176
- Managing File and Print Services for Netware
  177
- Creating and Managing Netware Users
  178
  - Adding Local Netware Users
    178
  - Enabling Local Netware User Accounts
    179
- Managing NCP Volumes (Shares)
  180
  - Creating a New NCP Share
    180
    
    Modifying NCP Share Properties Using the NAS Management Console
    184
    
    Notes
    185
10 Remote Access Methods and Monitoring

187
- Web Based User Interface
  188
- Remote Desktop
  188
- Integrated Lights-Out Port
  188
  - Features
    189
    
    Manage Users Feature
    189
    
    Security Features
    189
    
    Manage Alerts Feature
    190
  - Integrated Lights-Out Port Configuration
    190
  - Using the Integrated Lights-Out Port to Access the NAS 2000S
    191
- Telnet Server
  191
  - Enabling Telnet Server
    192
    
    Sessions Information
    192
- HP Insight Manager Version 7
  192
- Index
  193

HP NAS 2000s Installation Manual

HP NAS 2000s Installation Manual (38 pages)

NAS server

Brand: HP | Category: Server | Size: 3.3 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide
5
Overview
5
- Intended Audience
  5
- Prerequisites
  5
- Related Documentation
  6
Conventions
6
- Document Conventions
  6
- Text Symbols
  7
- Equipment Symbols
  7
Rack Stability
9
Getting Help
9
- HP Technical Support
  10
- HP Storage Website
  10
- HP Authorized Reseller
  10
1 Product Overview

11
- Product Definition and Information
  11
  - Server Hardware Features
    11
  - Optional Features
    13
  - Rear Panel Connectors
    14
  - Software Features
    15
2 Configuration Setup

17
- Preinitialization
  17
  - Collect Information for Configuration
    18
  - Configuration Information
    18
  - Webui Configuration
    20
  - Rapidlaunch Method
    20
  - Requirements
    20
  - Procedure
    21
    
    Remote Browser Method (Using Hostname)
    24
    
    Requirements
    24
    
    Procedure
    25
    
    Direct Attach Method
    26
    
    Procedure
    26
    
    Rapid Startup Wizard Configuration
    27
    
    Requirements
    27
    
    Procedure
    28
  - Configure Storage
    30
    
    Creating Disk Arrays
    30
    
    Creating Logical Disks
    31
    
    Verifying Logical Disks
    31
    
    Creating a Volume
    32
    
    Creating File Shares
    33
  - Basic Setup Complete
    34
    
    Completing the System Configuration
    34
  - Index
    35

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