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Managing CIFS Connections, Hardware, Viewing System Validation Status

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1. Select Monitor → Load Balancing → Client Connections. The Client Connections page is displayed. By default, the Clients tab displays a list of all the client connections. 2. Click Migration Policy. The Migration Policy page is displayed. 3. For each Protocol, select the appropriate migration policy for the Client Network. 4. Click Save Changes. Managing CIFS Connections You can view current CIFS Connections in the CIFS Connections page. To manage CIFS connections: 1. Select Monitor → Load Balancing → CIFS Connections. The CIFS Connection page is displayed. 2. To disconnect a client from the CIFS protocol, select the appropriate client and click Disconnect in the Action bar. 3. To disconnect all the connections for a specific controller, select the appropriate controller and click Disconnect in the Action bar. 4. Click Refresh to update the information displayed. Hardware Viewing System Validation Status You can run system validation to validate the system configuration, including hardware and network connectivity. NOTE: System validation can also be executed using the CLI interface. It provides information about processors, monitoring availability, NICs, IPMI, Ethernet bandwidth, BPS monitoring, and so on. To refresh the status of system components: 1. Select Monitor → Hardware → System Validation. The System Validation page is displayed. 2. Click Rerun to rerun system validation on each system component and refresh the status of each system component. Viewing Detailed Component Status The Component Status page displays the current status of the NAS cluster solution. It provides information about status, internal hardware, connectivity, and power for each appliance and its controllers. To view additional details on the status of a specific controller or appliance: 1. Select Monitor → Hardware → Component Status. The Hardware Component Status page is displayed. 2. Under Component, click the appropriate appliance or controller. A web browser page opens, which displays the status of each component in the selected appliance or controller. 3. Click Sample Hardware Components, to refresh the screen until you see the new sampled values. 21

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1.
Select
Monitor
→
Load Balancing
→
Client Connections.
The
Client Connections
page is displayed. By default, the
Clients
tab displays a list of all the client connections.
2.
Click
Migration Policy
.
The
Migration Policy
page is displayed.
3.
For each
Protocol
, select the appropriate migration policy for the
Client Network
.
4.
Click
Save Changes
.
Managing CIFS Connections
You can view current
CIFS Connections
in the
CIFS Connections
page.
To manage CIFS connections:
1.
Select
Monitor
→
Load Balancing
→
CIFS Connections.
The
CIFS Connection
page is displayed.
2.
To disconnect a client from the CIFS protocol, select the appropriate client and click
Disconnect
in the
Action
bar.
3.
To disconnect all the connections for a specific controller, select the appropriate controller and click
Disconnect
in
the
Action
bar.
4.
Click
Refresh
to update the information displayed.
Hardware
Viewing System Validation Status
You can run system validation to validate the system configuration, including hardware and network connectivity.
NOTE:
System validation can also be executed using the CLI interface.
It provides information about processors, monitoring availability, NICs, IPMI, Ethernet bandwidth, BPS monitoring, and
so on.
To refresh the status of system components:
1.
Select
Monitor
→
Hardware
→
System Validation.
The
System Validation
page is displayed.
2.
Click
Rerun
to rerun system validation on each system component and refresh the status of each system
component.
Viewing Detailed Component Status
The
Component Status
page displays the current status of the NAS cluster solution. It provides information about status,
internal hardware, connectivity, and power for each appliance and its controllers.
To view additional details on the status of a specific controller or appliance:
1.
Select
Monitor
→
Hardware
→
Component Status.
The
Hardware Component Status
page is displayed.
2.
Under
Component
, click the appropriate appliance or controller.
A web browser page opens, which displays the status of each component in the selected appliance or controller.
3.
Click
Sample Hardware Components
, to refresh the screen until you see the new sampled values.
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