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3DM Disk Management Utility Windows Installation Installing 3DM for Windows 2000/XP/2003 1 Insert the 3DM installation media into the CD-ROM. 2 Run the 3DMsetup.exe program found on the installation disk. You may do this using Windows Explorer by double-clicking on the Setup file found on the installation disk or by executing run d:\windows\3dm\3dmsetup.exe from the Run... in the Start menu. 3 The 3DM Setup Standard install window will guide you through the installation process. 4 At the Remote Monitoring and Security Configuration window (see Figure 34), check the first checkbox to change the HTTP port that you would like 3DM to use. If you do not know what port to use, leave the box unchecked and use the default port. If choose to change the HTTP port and enter port 0, the web interface will be disabled (not recommended). If the second checkbox is checked, only localhost connections are allowed (Internet and Intranet connections are not allowed). Uncheck the second checkbox if Internet and Intranet connections are desired. Figure 34. 3DM Remote Monitoring and Security Configuration Display 5 At the E-mail Notification Preferences window (see Figure 35) enter the e-mail address of the user who will be receiving the 3DM e-mail status messages. You may enter multiple e-mail addresses, separating each entry with a comma (,). If you do not know your server name, ask your system 80 3ware Escalade ATA RAID Controller User Guide

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3DM Disk Management Utility
80
3ware Escalade ATA RAID Controller User Guide
Windows Installation
Installing 3DM for Windows 2000/XP/2003
1
Insert the 3DM installation media into the CD-ROM.
2
Run the 3DMsetup.exe program found on the installation disk. You may
do this using Windows Explorer by double-clicking on the Setup file
found on the installation disk or by executing
run
d:\windows\3dm\3dmsetup.exe
from the
Run...
in the
Start
menu.
3
The
3DM Setup Standard
install window will guide you through the
installation process.
4
At the
Remote Monitoring and Security Configuration
window (see
Figure 34), check the first checkbox to change the HTTP port that you
would like 3DM to use. If you do not know what port to use, leave the box
unchecked and use the default port. If choose to change the HTTP port
and enter port 0, the web interface will be disabled (not recommended). If
the second checkbox is checked, only localhost connections are allowed
(Internet and Intranet connections are not allowed). Uncheck the second
checkbox if Internet and Intranet connections are desired.
Figure 34.
3DM Remote Monitoring and Security Configuration
Display
5
At the
E-mail Notification Preferences
window (see Figure 35) enter the
e-mail address of the user who will be receiving the 3DM e-mail status
messages. You may enter multiple e-mail addresses, separating each entry
with a comma (,). If you do not know your server name, ask your system