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Managing the PowerVault NX3500, Table 8-1., System Management Options, Field, Description

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8 Managing the PowerVault NX3500 You can view and set general system information, configure the file system and network parameters and set the required protocols through the System Management tab. In addition, you can also configure the authentication settings. To access the System Management options, launch the NAS Manager. Click the System Management tab. The General Information page is displayed. Table 8-1. System Management Options Field General Systems Information Administrators Time Configuration Network Network Configuration Subnets Client Connections DNS Configuration Static Routes Protocols CIFS Configuration Description Shows system version, system ID, and system name. Allows you to add, delete, and remove locks on administrators. Allows you to define the time zone, the NTP server, and the current date and time. Allows you to define the IP address of your default gateway, LAN/Client MTU, and load balancing method. Allows you to add, edit, and delete subnets. Displays connections for each protocol and controller. Allows migration of user connections to a controller. Allows you to define the DNS server IP address and suffix. Allows you to add static routes. Allows you to configure your CIFS protocol; the way users identity is authenticated, DOS code page and UNIX character set. Managing the PowerVault NX3500 107

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Managing the PowerVault NX3500
You can view and set general system information, configure the file system
and network parameters and set the required protocols through the
System
Management
tab. In addition, you can also configure the authentication
settings.
To access the
System Management
options, launch the NAS Manager. Click
the
System Management
tab. The
General Information
page is displayed.
Table 8-1.
System Management Options
Field
Description
General
Systems Information
Shows system version, system ID, and system name.
Administrators
Allows you to add, delete, and remove locks on
administrators.
Time Configuration
Allows you to define the time zone, the NTP server, and
the current date and time.
Network
Network Configuration
Allows you to define the IP address of your default
gateway, LAN/Client MTU, and load balancing
method.
Subnets
Allows you to add, edit, and delete subnets.
Client Connections
Displays connections for each protocol and controller.
Allows migration of user connections to a controller.
DNS Configuration
Allows you to define the DNS server IP address and
suffix.
Static Routes
Allows you to add static routes.
Protocols
CIFS Configuration
Allows you to configure your CIFS protocol; the way
users identity is authenticated, DOS code page and
UNIX character set.