HP ProLiant DL280 HP ProLiant Storage Server with Windows Storage Server 2003 - Page 9

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Issue: HP Storage Server Management console user interface While connected to the HP Storage Server Management console using the web browser method, an error is shown if the user tries to open a shared folder Description While connected using the web browser method (http://machine-name:3201 or https://machine-name:3202), if the user navigates to HP Storage Server Management > Share Folder Management > Shared Folders, right-clicks on a shared folder, and selects Open, an error is shown. In addition, the desktop icons, start menu, and task bar appear on the screen. This is because the action of opening a shared folder depends on the Windows shell, which is not running by default while connected through a web browser. Workaround Connect directly to the storage server or via Remote Desktop. Issue: The pie chart under HP Storage Server Management > Storage Management may indicate a larger amount of disk space than actually exists Description This issue may occur if both of the following are true: • A hard quota is set and enabled on the root folder of one or more volumes. • A volume with a hard quota on the root folder also has Single Instance Storage (SIS) enabled. This is due to an interoperability issue between directory quotas and SIS. Workaround Disable the hard quota on the root folder of the volume, or change the hard quota to be a soft quota. Issue: The online help for the HP Storage Server Management console contains an incorrect note about Telnet Description In the Telnet section of the online help, a note states that disabling Telnet access to the server will prevent Remote Desktop from working properly. This is incorrect. Workaround Disabling Telnet has no effect on Remote Desktop connections. Issue: Adding multiple instances of the HP Storage Server Management snap-in to one console causes information to display incorrectly Description If multiple instances of the HP Storage Server Management snap-in are added to one console, all instances will reflect information about only the first server specified. Workaround Open a new MMC console for each instance of the snap-in. Issue: The Storage Server and Microsoft MMC quota plug-in fail when creating a new quota Description When creating a new quota using the HP Storage Server Management console, the creation may fail with the event log message: A File Server Resource Manager configuration file or import-export file is corrupted. If the corrupt file is a configuration file, it is required that the system or volume be restored from backup. If the file is an import-export file, export the items again and retry the operation without editing the file contents. Workaround If the volume has existing quotas, recover the volume from backup. If the volume does not have existing quotas, use an Administrator login to rename the :\System Volume Information\SRM\quota.xml file and try to create the quotas again. Recover from backup if the creation continues to fail. Storage Server with Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 9

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HP
Storage
Server
Management
console
user
interface
Issue:
While
connected
to
the
HP
Storage
Server
Management
console
using
the
web
browser
method,
an
error
is
shown
if
the
user
tries
to
open
a
shared
folder
Description
While
connected
using
the
web
browser
method
(http://machine-name:3201
or
https://machine-name:3202),
if
the
user
navigates
to
HP
Storage
Server
Management
>
Share
Folder
Management
>
Shared
Folders,
right-clicks
on
a
shared
folder,
and
selects
Open,
an
error
is
shown.
In
addition,
the
desktop
icons,
start
menu,
and
task
bar
appear
on
the
screen.
This
is
because
the
action
of
opening
a
shared
folder
depends
on
the
Windows
shell,
which
is
not
running
by
default
while
connected
through
a
web
browser.
Workaround
Connect
directly
to
the
storage
server
or
via
Remote
Desktop.
Issue:
The
pie
chart
under
HP
Storage
Server
Management
>
Storage
Management
may
indicate
a
larger
amount
of
disk
space
than
actually
exists
Description
This
issue
may
occur
if
both
of
the
following
are
true:
A
hard
quota
is
set
and
enabled
on
the
root
folder
of
one
or
more
volumes.
A
volume
with
a
hard
quota
on
the
root
folder
also
has
Single
Instance
Storage
(SIS)
enabled.
This
is
due
to
an
interoperability
issue
between
directory
quotas
and
SIS.
Workaround
Disable
the
hard
quota
on
the
root
folder
of
the
volume,
or
change
the
hard
quota
to
be
a
soft
quota.
Issue:
The
online
help
for
the
HP
Storage
Server
Management
console
contains
an
incorrect
note
about
Telnet
Description
In
the
Telnet
section
of
the
online
help,
a
note
states
that
disabling
Telnet
access
to
the
server
will
prevent
Remote
Desktop
from
working
properly.
This
is
incorrect.
Workaround
Disabling
Telnet
has
no
effect
on
Remote
Desktop
connections.
Issue:
Adding
multiple
instances
of
the
HP
Storage
Server
Management
snap-in
to
one
console
causes
information
to
display
incorrectly
Description
If
multiple
instances
of
the
HP
Storage
Server
Management
snap-in
are
added
to
one
console,
all
instances
will
re
ect
information
about
only
the
rst
server
speci
ed.
Workaround
Open
a
new
MMC
console
for
each
instance
of
the
snap-in.
Issue:
The
Storage
Server
and
Microsoft
MMC
quota
plug-in
fail
when
creating
a
new
quota
Description
When
creating
a
new
quota
using
the
HP
Storage
Server
Management
console,
the
creation
may
fail
with
the
event
log
message:
A
File
Server
Resource
Manager
configuration
file
or
import-export
file
is
corrupted.
If
the
corrupt
file
is
a
configuration
file,
it
is
required
that
the
system
or
volume
be
restored
from
backup.
If
the
file
is
an
import-export
file,
export
the
items
again
and
retry
the
operation
without
editing
the
file
contents.
Workaround
If
the
volume
has
existing
quotas,
recover
the
volume
from
backup.
If
the
volume
does
not
have
existing
quotas,
use
an
Administrator
login
to
rename
the
<Drive
Letter>:\System
Volume
Information\SRM\quota.xml
le
and
try
to
create
the
quotas
again.
Recover
from
backup
if
the
creation
continues
to
fail.
Storage
Server
with
Windows
Storage
Server
2003
R2
9