Dell PowerVault MD3200 Owner's Manual - Page 70

Viewing Storage Array Connections, View Connections, Storage Array, Connections

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Password Guidelines Follow these guidelines when you create a password: • Use secure passwords for your storage array. A password should be easy for you to remember but difficult for others to determine. Consider using numbers or special characters in the place of letters, such as a 1 in the place of the letter I, or the at sign (@) in the place of the letter a. • For increased protection, use a long password with at least 15 alphanumeric characters. The maximum password length is 30 characters. • Passwords are case sensitive. NOTE: You can attempt to enter a password up to ten times before the storage array enters a lockout state. Before you can try to enter a password again, you must wait 10 minutes for the storage array to reset. To reset the password, press the password reset switch on your RAID controller module, see Figure 3-1. Viewing Storage Array Connections You can use the View Connections option to view the expansion enclosures connected to the RAID controller module. To view the storage array connections: 1 From the toolbar in AMW, select Storage Array View Connections. The :Connections dialog is displayed. 2 Click the column name to sort the connections according to your preference. 3 Click Close. If you receive an error message for a port, you can use this dialog to identify the components on the port that might have caused the error. By isolating these components, you prevent accidentally disconnecting components that are still in operation, which could cause an interruption in data flow. 70 Configuration: About Your Storage Array

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Configuration: About Your Storage Array
Password Guidelines
Follow these guidelines when you create a password:
Use secure passwords for your storage array. A password should be easy for
you to remember but difficult for others to determine. Consider using
numbers or special characters in the place of letters, such as a 1 in the
place of the letter I, or the at sign (@) in the place of the letter a.
For increased protection, use a long password with at least 15
alphanumeric characters. The maximum password length is 30 characters.
Passwords are case sensitive.
NOTE:
You can attempt to enter a password up to ten times before the storage
array enters a lockout state. Before you can try to enter a password again, you must
wait 10 minutes for the storage array to reset. To reset the password, press the
password reset switch on your RAID controller module, see Figure 3-1.
Viewing Storage Array Connections
You can use the
View Connections
option to view the expansion enclosures
connected to the RAID controller module.
To view the storage array connections:
1
From the toolbar in AMW, select
Storage Array
View
Connections
.
The
<Storage Array>:Connections
dialog is displayed.
2
Click the column name to sort the connections according to your
preference.
3
Click
Close
.
If you receive an error message for a port, you can use this dialog to identify
the components on the port that might have caused the error. By isolating
these components, you prevent accidentally disconnecting components that
are still in operation, which could cause an interruption in data flow.