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HP NAS 8000 Concepts In your network, you might use a Network Information Service (NIS) server to help you maintain common configuration files such as the password, group, and host files. If your environment uses a NIS server, you can enable NIS. The NAS server then maintains the same UID and GID numbers that your UNIX users are currently assigned in a heterogeneous environment. Note: Enabling and disabling the use of a NIS server does not affect the security of a homogeneous UNIX environment. An additional form of security called host access is available in the UNIX environment and controls which client machines are allowed access to the NAS server, regardless of the user. The allowed clients are specified by a list of IP addresses or hostnames representing those machines. Host access controls access by machine, not user. HP StorageWorks NAS 8000 User's Guide 37

Section	Page
Contents	3
About this Guide	13
Intended Audience	13
Related Documentation	13
Document Conventions	14
Text Symbols	14
Getting Help	15
HP Technical Support	15
HP Storage Website	15
HP Authorized Reseller	16
NAS 8000 Overview	17
What is NAS?	17
Product Overview	18
Hardware	18
Software	20
Product Configurations	21
Dedicated Storage Configuration	22
Dedicated Storage Configuration with High Availability	23
SAN Configuration	25
SAN Configuration with High Availability	26
User’s Guide Overview	27
HP NAS 8000 Concepts	29
Understanding Physical and Logical Storage	29
Physical Storage	30
Disk Drives	30
Logical Storage	31
Logical Unit Number	31
Volume Groups	31
File Volumes	31
Directories	31
Snapshots	31
Understanding High Availability	32
Cluster Components	32
Failover Models	32
Active/Active Failover Model	33
Active/Passive Failover Model	33
Resource Model	33
Failover Packages	34
Eliminating Single Points of Failure	35
High-Availability Options in Command View NAS	35
About HP NAS Server Security	36
HP NAS Server Security in a UNIX-only Environment	36
HP NAS Server Security in an NT-only Environment	38
Share-Level Security	38
User Level (Domain) Security	39
Permissions	40
Sharing Files Across Multiple Platforms	40
About Integrated Lights-Out (iLO)	41
Getting Started	43
Using Command View NAS	43
About the Interface	43
Using the Interface	44
Downloading the Sun Microsystems Java™ Plug-In	47
Using Online Help	48
Printing Help Information	48
Task Overview	49
Prerequisites	49
Management Tasks	50
Configuring Your System and Network	51
Configuration Tab Overview	51
Using the Configuration Wizard	53
Identifying your NAS Server	55
Shutting Down and Restarting	56
When to Shut Down or Restart	56
Shutdown/Restart Procedure	56
High-Availability Shutdown Options	57
Configuring System Security	58
Editing the Command View NAS Access List	58
Setting an Administrative Password	58
Configuring System Properties	60
Defining the System Name	60
Setting the Date and Time	61
Assigning Contact Information	62
Configuring TCP/IP Settings	63
Defining IP Addresses	63
Defining the Command View Management Port	65
NIC Bonding	65
Create and Configure a Bond	66
Release a NIC from a Bond	67
Bonding and Dedicated Heartbeats	68
Setting the Domain Name Service (DNS)	69
Assigning DNS Entries for HA Package Names	69
Configuring High Availability Properties	70
Creating an HA Configuration	70
Editing an HA Configuration	71
Deleting an HA Configuration	72
Starting and Stopping an HA Cluster	72
Starting and Stopping a Node	74
Configuring Networking Settings	75
Windows Settings	75
Specifying WINS Properties	75
Defining Windows Security	75
UNIX Settings	77
Specifying NIS Properties	77
Specifying NFS Properties	78
Configuring Alert Settings	79
Defining SNMP Alerts	79
Defining Email Alerts (SMTP)	80
Setting Up the Remote System Log	81
Using Performance Monitor	82
Viewing and Changing Performance Monitor Settings	83
Observing Data Path Performance	85
Configuring User and Group Mapping	87
Understanding User and Group Mapping	87
Setting Up and Deleting User and Group Mapping	88
Importing and Exporting Users or Groups	89
Using the NDMP Agent	90
Connecting Tape Library Devices	90
Snapshot Properties	91
NDMP Security	92
NDMP Service	93
Log Messaging Level	93
NDMP Data Ports	93
Backup Devices	94
Configuring Legato NetWorker for use with NDMP	94
Configuring Veritas NetBackup for use with NDMP	95
Configuring UPS Connections	97
Disaster Recovery File Settings	98
Managing Your Storage	99
Storage Tab Overview	99
Managing Arrays and LUNs	100
Viewing the Storage Array Summary	100
Scanning for New Storage	101
Renaming an Array	102
Using Advanced Array Management	102
Creating a LUN	103
Deleting a LUN	103
Managing Volume Groups	104
Viewing Volume Groups	104
Creating a Volume Group	105
Editing a Volume Group	106
Deleting a Volume Group	107
Managing Failover Packages	108
Viewing Failover Packages	108
Adding a New Failover Package	110
Editing a Failover Package	111
Deleting a Failover Package	112
Starting a Failover Package	112
Stopping a Failover Package	113
Failing Over a Failover Package	114
Failing Back a Failover Package	115
Managing File Volumes	116
Viewing File Volume Information	116
Creating a New File Volume	117
Editing a File Volume	118
Deleting a File Volume	119
Managing Shares and Exports	120
Viewing Shares and Exports	120
Creating or Editing an SMB Share	121
Creating or Editing an NFS Export	122
Deleting a Share or Export	123
Verifying that the NAS 8000 Server Is Accessible to Users	123
Creating a Directory	124
Renaming a Directory	124
Deleting a Directory	125
Managing Quotas	126
Understanding Quotas	126
Enabling or Disabling Quotas in a File Volume	127
Managing User Quotas	127
Managing a User Default Quota	128
Adding a User Quota	128
Editing a User Quota	129
Resetting a User Quota to Default Limits	129
Importing and Exporting User Quotas	130
Managing Group Quotas	131
Managing a Group Default Quota	131
Adding a Group Quota	132
Editing a Group Quota	132
Resetting a Group Quota to Default Limits	133
Importing and Exporting Group Quotas	134
Replicating Data with Snapshots	135
Using Snapshots	135
Enabling Snapshots	137
Creating a Snapshot	137
Editing a Snapshot	139
Deleting a Snapshot	139
Scheduling a Snapshot	140
Monitoring the System	143
Status Tab Overview	143
Viewing System Status	144
Viewing the Event Summary	145
Viewing Client Activity	146
Launching Insight Manager	147
Enabling Virus and Backup Software	149
Applications Tab Overview	149
Using NAS Virus Protection	150
Updating the Virus File	152
Using Local FTP to Update Signature Files	153
Installing/Configuring FTP Server	153
Downloading Required Files	153
Configuring HP Virus Guard	153
Testing Signature Update	153
Using Scheduled Scan Control	154
Understanding Scheduled Scan Control	154
Creating and Editing a Scan Task	155
Performing a Scan Task and Viewing the Status	157
Copying a Scan Task	158
Deleting a Scan Task	158
Using Real Time Protection Control	159
Understanding Real Time Protection Control	159
Creating and Editing an RTP Task	160
Changing RTP Global Settings	161
Deleting an RTP Task	161
Managing Quarantined Files	162
Viewing Virus Logs	163
Using the Backup Agent	164
Enabling the Backup Agent	164
Importing the Client to a Data Protector Cell	166
Configuring a Backup Device	167
Configuring the Tape Drives	167
Backing Up Files	168
Managing and Configuring the NAS 8000 Backup Agent	169
Snapshot Behavior: Per-volume Snapshot Backup	171
Troubleshooting the NAS 8000 Backup Agent	172
Recovering from a Disaster	175
Disaster Recovery Overview	175
Backing Up the Disaster Recovery Volume	177
Copying the DRF to a Floppy Disk	177
Restoring the NAS Server Configuration	178
Restoring Storage Array Settings	180
Restoring the NAS Server and Storage Array	182
Restoring Storage Portion of Registry	183
Restoring the NAS Server and Storage Array in a High Availability Environment	184
Integrating with Network Backup Applications	185
Network Backup Applications Overview	185
Using HP OpenView OmniBack II	187
OmniBack II User Interface for Windows NT	188
OmniBack II User Interface for UNIX	191
Using Computer Associates ARCserve 2000	192
ARCserve 2000 for Windows NT	192
Using Veritas Backup Exec	194
Using Veritas NetBackup	196
NetBackup for Windows	196
NetBackup for UNIX	196
Using IBM Tivoli Storage Manager	198
Storage Manager for Windows	198
Storage Manager for UNIX	199
Using Legato NetWorker	200
Networker for Windows	200
Networker for UNIX	200
Product Support, Software Upgrades, & Diagnostics & Tools	203
Support Tab Overview	203
Contacting HP NAS Server Service and Support	204
HP NAS Server Support Web Site	204
Contact Customer Support	204
Viewing the Command View NAS License	205
Viewing Open Source Code	206
Upgrading the NAS Server Software	207
Managing Attached Arrays	209
Using Diagnostics and Tools	210
Setting Exception Handling	210
Viewing Command View NAS Logs	210
Client Side Log	210
Server Side Log	211
Viewing the System Logs	211
Viewing the High Availability Log	211
HP NAS 8000 System and Hardware Upgrades	213
System Upgrades	213
Upgrading to a High-Availability System	213
Hardware Upgrades and Replacements	214
NAS Server Upgrades	214
Adding NICs	214
Assigning IP Addresses	216
Firmware Upgrades	216
Standard Server Upgrades	216
Storage Array Upgrades	217
Adding Disks	217
Modifying Storage Settings	217
Tape Library Upgrade	220
Adding a Tape Library	220
Installing SCSI or FC HBA Cards	220
Firmware Upgrades	222
UPS Upgrade	223
Adding a UPS	223
UPS Product Information	224
SNMP Trap Definitions	225
Understanding Trap Definitions	225
Legal Information	229
Acknowledgments	229
HP StorageWorks Software License Agreement	231
Safety and Regulatory Information	237
HP NAS Server Warranty Information	238
Command View SDM Limitations	239
Overview of the Command View SDM	239
The Command View SDM Interface	240
Web Interface Limitations	242
NAS Command Line Interface	247
Overview of Command Line Interface	247
Accessing the Command Line Interface	248
Scripting Example	249
Glossary	251