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Network Access to the Server

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Chapter 2 Network Access to the Server Snap Servers are preconfigured to use DHCP, autonegotiate network settings, and allow access to the server for Windows, NFS, Macintosh, FTP, and HTTP/HTTPS clients. Discussed next are the options for configuring TCP/IP addressing, network bonding, and access protocols. Network bonding options allow you to configure the Snap Server for load balancing and failover. Network protocols control which network clients can access the server. Topics in Network Access: • TCP/IP Options • Configuring TCP/IP Settings • Default Protocol Access Settings • Windows SMB Access • NFS Access • Apple File Protocol Access • FTP Access • HTTP/HTTPS Access • DHCP Server Tip The default settings enable access to the Snap Server via all protocols supported by the Snap Server. As a security measure, disable all protocols not in use. For example, if no Macintosh or FTP clients need access to the Snap Server, disable these protocols in the Administration Tool. Snap Server Administrator Guide 13

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Snap Server Administrator Guide
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Snap Server Administrator Guide
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Chapter 2
Network Access to the Server
Snap Servers are preconfigured to use DHCP, autonegotiate network
settings, and allow access to the server for Windows, NFS, Macintosh, FTP,
and HTTP/HTTPS clients. Discussed next are the options for configuring
TCP/IP addressing, network bonding, and access protocols. Network
bonding options allow you to configure the Snap Server for load balancing
and failover. Network protocols control which network clients can access
the server.
Topics in Network Access:
TCP/IP Options
Configuring TCP/IP Settings
Default Protocol Access Settings
Windows SMB Access
NFS Access
Apple File Protocol Access
FTP Access
HTTP/HTTPS Access
DHCP Server
Tip
The default settings enable access to the Snap Server via all protocols
supported by the Snap Server. As a security measure, disable all protocols
not in use. For example, if no Macintosh or FTP clients need access to the
Snap Server, disable these protocols in the Administration Tool.