Dell PowerVault NX3500 Administrator's Guide - Page 108

Authentication, Monitoring Configuration, Maintenance

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Table 8-1. System Management Options (continued) Field Description Authentication Identity Management Database Allows you to define the UNIX identity database, the NIS domain, the NIS servers, or LDAP configuration. System Identity Allows you to define the system name, the netbios name, the fully qualified domain name, domain controller or workgroup name. Local Users Allows you to add, edit, and delete local users. Local Groups Allows you to add, edit, and delete local groups. User Mapping Allows you to select whether to automatically map users in Active Directory to users in the UNIX user repository and vice versa. Lets you map a guest account. Monitoring Configuration Email Configuration Allows you to setup event e-mails, define the e-mail address, define the maximum e-mail size and maximum time to wait. SNMP Configuration Allows you to define system contact, system location, read community, trap recipient, and minimum trap severity. Maintenance System Stop/Start Allows you to start, stop or perform an orderly shutdown of system. Restore NAS Volume Configuration Allows you to restore the NAS volume configuration after selecting which parameters should be restored. Restore System Configuration Allows you to restore the NAS system configuration after selecting which system-wide parameters should be restored. Start Configuration Wizard Allows you to run the configuration wizard which guides you through the steps of integrating the NAS system into your environment. File System Format Runs discovery of controllers, assigned LUNs, and allows you to format the LUNs. 108 Managing the PowerVault NX3500

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Managing the PowerVault NX3500
Authentication
Identity Management
Database
Allows you to define the UNIX identity database, the
NIS domain, the NIS servers, or LDAP configuration.
System Identity
Allows you to define the system name, the netbios
name, the fully qualified domain name, domain
controller or workgroup name.
Local Users
Allows you to add, edit, and delete local users.
Local Groups
Allows you to add, edit, and delete local groups.
User Mapping
Allows you to select whether to automatically map
users in Active Directory to users in the UNIX user
repository and vice versa. Lets you map a guest account.
Monitoring Configuration
Email Configuration
Allows you to setup event e-mails, define the e-mail
address, define the maximum e-mail size and
maximum time to wait.
SNMP Configuration
Allows you to define system contact, system location,
read community, trap recipient, and minimum trap
severity.
Maintenance
System Stop/Start
Allows you to start, stop or perform an orderly
shutdown of system.
Restore NAS Volume
Configuration
Allows you to restore the NAS volume configuration
after selecting which parameters should be restored.
Restore System
Configuration
Allows you to restore the NAS system configuration
after selecting which system-wide parameters should be
restored.
Start Configuration
Wizard
Allows you to run the configuration wizard which
guides you through the steps of integrating the NAS
system into your environment.
File System Format
Runs discovery of controllers, assigned LUNs, and
allows you to format the LUNs.
Table 8-1.
System Management Options
(continued)
Field
Description