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Migrating Data from Legacy Servers to the SnapServer Migrating Data from Legacy Servers to the SnapServer The Data Migration utility can be used to copy or move data from any computer supporting CIFS/SMB or NFS (v2 and v3) directly to a SnapServer. Access the utility by selecting Maintenance > Data Migration. For more information, see "Data Migration" on page 61. Configuring the SnapServer as a Print Server Your SnapServer can be configured to emulate either a Windows or an IPP print server to manage USB-connected printers. To configure your SnapServer as a print server, select Server > Printing in the Administration Tool. For more information, see "Print Server" on page 39. Configuring the SnapServer as a Simple Web Server When the SnapServer is configured with a web root, the browser opens to a userdefinable directory and optionally automatically loads a default HTML page when a user connects with a web browser to the root of the server (e.g., http:// [servername] or http://[ipaddress]). To configure a web root on the SnapServer, select Network > Web in the Administration Tool. For more information, see "Using WebRoot to Configure the SnapServer as a Simple Web Server" on page 37. Configuring an APC-Brand UPS Overland Storage recommends that you use a UPS with SnapServers and expansion arrays to protect your data from unforeseen power outages. SnapServers are compatible with USB- and network-based, APC-brand uninterruptible power supplies that allow you to take advantage of the automatic shutdown capability (some serial-only APC UPS's are also supported by using the IOGear GUC232A USB to Serial Adapter Cable). For instructions on configuring your APC-brand UPS device, navigate to the Server > UPS screen and click the Help icon. Note The SnapServer 14000 supports a network-based UPS only. Chapter 1 Administrative Overview 19