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Modifying a Subnet, Removing a Subnet, Managing Administrator Users

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Modifying a Subnet To modify a subnet: 1 Select a specific subnet in the subnets list. The properties of the selected subnet are displayed. 2 Change the parameters as required. 3 Click Save Changes to save the NAS volume parameters, or click Revert to restore the previously saved properties. NOTE: You cannot rename the Primary subnet, or any internal subnet (Interconnect and Management). If you need to update the IP addresses of an internal subnet, you must stop the file system before editing the desired IP addresses. To begin using the system, start the FileSystem. Removing a Subnet To remove a subnet, select the specific subnet from the subnets list and click Delete in the Action bar. The selected subnet is deleted. NOTE: You cannot delete the Primary subnet, or any internal subnet (Interconnect and Management). Managing Administrator Users To manage administrator users: 1 In the NAS Manager, choose System ManagementGeneral Administrators. The Administrators page appears, displaying the list of currently defined administrators. 2 Click on an administrator listed in the User Name column to view the properties of that specific administrator. 110 Managing the PowerVault NX3500

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Managing the PowerVault NX3500
Modifying a Subnet
To modify a subnet:
1
Select a specific subnet in the subnets list.
The properties of the selected subnet are displayed.
2
Change the parameters as required.
3
Click
Save Changes
to save the NAS volume parameters, or click
Revert
to
restore the previously saved properties.
NOTE:
You cannot rename the Primary subnet, or any internal subnet (Interconnect
and Management). If you need to update the IP addresses of an internal subnet, you
must stop the file system before editing the desired IP addresses. To begin using the
system, start the FileSystem.
Removing a Subnet
To remove a subnet, select the specific subnet from the subnets list and click
Delete
in the
Action
bar. The selected subnet is deleted.
NOTE:
You cannot delete the Primary subnet, or any internal subnet (Interconnect
and Management).
Managing Administrator Users
To manage administrator users:
1
In the NAS Manager, choose
System Managemen
t
General
Administrators
.
The
Administrators
page appears, displaying the list of currently defined
administrators.
2
Click on an administrator listed in the
User Name
column to view the
properties of that specific administrator.