D-Link DSN-3400-10 User's Manual for DSN-3200-10 Valid for firmware 1.6.1 - Page 8

Monitoring the xStack Storage - firmware

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5.2.3 Main Display Area 53 5.2.4 Footer 54 5.3 Managing User Accounts 55 5.3.1 Setting Up User Accounts 55 5.3.2 Deleting User Accounts 57 5.4 Managing the xStack Storage Array 57 5.4.1 Working with Volumes 57 5.4.2 Adding iSCSI Initiators 68 5.4.3 Working with LAGs and VLANs 69 5.4.4 Working with Network Portals 75 5.4.5 Creating iSCSI Target Nodes 77 5.4.6 Logging on from the iSCSI Initiator Computer 83 5.4.7 Changing the iSCSI Port Number 83 5.4.8 Setting the Default Task Priority 84 5.4.9 Adding, Viewing, and Deleting IP Route Tables 85 5.4.10 Modifying System TCP/IP Settings 87 5.4.11 Setting the Spare Count 88 5.4.12 Using the Down Drive Feature 89 5.4.13 Using the xStack Storage Array's iSNS Features 90 5.4.14 Creating Scheduled Tasks 92 5.4.15 Setting the System Battery Policy 94 5.4.16 Saving the Event Log 95 5.5 Changing Initial Configuration Settings 96 5.5.1 Changing the Out-of-Band Port Configuration 96 5.5.2 Changing the System Date and Time 97 5.5.3 Changing Email Notification Setup 98 5.6 Managing xStack Storage Array Configurations 99 5.6.1 Saving the xStack Storage Array Configuration 99 5.6.2 Restoring the xStack Storage Array Configuration 100 5.6.3 Restoring Factory Defaults 101 5.7 Restarting the xStack Storage Array 101 5.8 Shutting Down the Management Console 102 5.9 Shutting Down the xStack Storage Array 102 Chapter 6 Monitoring the xStack Storage 104 6.1 Viewing Enclosure Information 105 6.2 Viewing Log Messages 106 6.3 Viewing, Modifying, and Deleting xStack Storage Array Tasks 108 6.4 Viewing Server SMI Information 109 6.5 Viewing Firmware Image Information 110 6.6 Viewing Storage Pool Information 111 6.7 Viewing Storage Pool Tasks 112 6.8 Viewing Volume Information 113 6.9 Viewing Volume Tasks 114 6.10 Viewing Information about Drives in the Blade A Base Pool 115 6.10.1 Viewing Information About Physical Drives 115 6.10.2 Viewing SMART Information for a Drive 116 6.11 Viewing Target Node Information 118 6.12 Viewing Volume Access Information 119 6.13 Viewing Initiator Access Information 120 viii Contents

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Contents
5.2.3
Main Display Area
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53
5.2.4
Footer
54
5.3
Managing User Accounts
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55
5.3.1
Setting Up User Accounts
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55
5.3.2
Deleting User Accounts
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57
5.4
Managing the xStack Storage Array
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57
5.4.1
Working with Volumes
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57
5.4.2
Adding iSCSI Initiators
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68
5.4.3
Working with LAGs and VLANs
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69
5.4.4
Working with Network Portals
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75
5.4.5
Creating iSCSI Target Nodes
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77
5.4.6
Logging on from the iSCSI Initiator Computer
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83
5.4.7
Changing the iSCSI Port Number
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83
5.4.8
Setting the Default Task Priority
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84
5.4.9
Adding, Viewing, and Deleting IP Route Tables
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85
5.4.10
Modifying System TCP/IP Settings
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87
5.4.11
Setting the Spare Count
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88
5.4.12
Using the Down Drive Feature
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89
5.4.13
Using the xStack Storage Array’s iSNS Features
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90
5.4.14
Creating Scheduled Tasks
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92
5.4.15
Setting the System Battery Policy
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94
5.4.16
Saving the Event Log
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95
5.5
Changing Initial Configuration Settings
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96
5.5.1
Changing the Out-of-Band Port Configuration
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96
5.5.2
Changing the System Date and Time
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97
5.5.3
Changing Email Notification Setup
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98
5.6
Managing xStack Storage Array Configurations
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99
5.6.1
Saving the xStack Storage Array Configuration
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99
5.6.2
Restoring the xStack Storage Array Configuration
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100
5.6.3
Restoring Factory Defaults
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101
5.7
Restarting the xStack Storage Array
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101
5.8
Shutting Down the Management Console
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102
5.9
Shutting Down the xStack Storage Array
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102
Chapter 6
Monitoring the xStack Storage
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104
6.1
Viewing Enclosure Information
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105
6.2
Viewing Log Messages
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106
6.3
Viewing, Modifying, and Deleting xStack Storage Array Tasks
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108
6.4
Viewing Server SMI Information
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109
6.5
Viewing Firmware Image Information
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110
6.6
Viewing Storage Pool Information
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111
6.7
Viewing Storage Pool Tasks
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112
6.8
Viewing Volume Information
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113
6.9
Viewing Volume Tasks
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114
6.10
Viewing Information about Drives in the Blade A Base Pool
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115
6.10.1
Viewing Information About Physical Drives
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115
6.10.2
Viewing SMART Information for a Drive
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116
6.11
Viewing Target Node Information
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118
6.12
Viewing Volume Access Information
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119
6.13
Viewing Initiator Access Information
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120