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Please check your inbox, and if you can’t find it, check your spam folder to make sure it didn't end up there. Please also check your spam folder. You may find documents other than justSystems — Installing the Storage Manager for Server Appliances Software (.pdf) We keep our list of direct Dell PowerVault 745N driver and firmware links up-to-date so they are easy to find when you need them. NOTICE: A NOTICE indicates either potential damage to hardware or loss of data and tells you how to avoid the problem. CAUTION: A CAUTION indicates a potential for property damage, personal injury, or death.System diagnostics, which checks for hard ware problems (if the system can boot) The following system upgrade options are available. Processor ?Memory ? PCI expansion card Other Documents You May Need The System Information Guide provides important safety and regulatory information. Warranty information may be included within this document or as aRelease notes or readme files may be included to provide last-minute updates to the system or documentation or advanced technical reference material intended for experienced users or technicians.Any of the following can indicate when the system is not operating properly. System indicators ? System messages ? Beep codes ? Warning messages ? Diagnostics messages. Alert messages This section describes each type of message, lists the possible causes, and provides steps to resolve any problems indicated by aThe status indicator is off when the drive is absent and is not configured as part of a RAID or non-RAID volume or cannot be detected by the operating system or RAID controller. The green status indicator blinks when a volume of whicBlue The system is operating normally. Blue blinking The system is identifying itself due to the pressing of the identification button. NOTE: Systems management software causes the indicator to blink to identify the system. Amber blinking Indicates a fault with the system.
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I don't think you can access a USB without a BIOS. Come to think of it: I don't even think you could access a floppy drive without an operating BIOS. You can try clearing the NVram on the motherboard. That should reset the BIOS if it is still available. Unfortunately those discs are not available online any longer. If you do contact the original owner they may have the discs that are needed. Once you have them you will boot to that and it will walk you through creating the Virtual Disk and installing the OS at that time. If you have any more question on storage devices please let me know. Eventhogh I am in the process of making a successful swap for a PowerEdge machine, I have read through it and find it very helpful. Maybe my next PowerVault installation will be very easy. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Cb 400 Supersport Service Manual. To get started finding Cb 400 Supersport Service Manual, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Jvc Kdg340 Manual. To get started finding Jvc Kdg340 Manual, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Components, including drives in many cases, can be interchanged between the two models, including the TL2000. The Register. Retrieved September 30, 2013. By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Download the file to a folder on your hard drive, and then run (double-click) it to unzip the set of files. Follow the instructions to complete the installation.The file will download to your desktop. 4.If the Download Complete window appears, click Close. The Self-Extracting Driver Installation window appears and prompts to extract files to C:\DELL\DRIVERS\R296013. 3.Leave all of the default settings and click Unzip or OK.
If the directory doesn't exist, you'll be prompted to create one. Click Yes. A Self Extractor window appears and indicates C:\DELL\DRIVERS\R296013 files were extracted. 4.Click OK. Follow the on-screen installation instructions in the window. HTML Pop-Up With Install Now Button 1.The Dell Software Installation Documentation window appears. 2.Click the Install Now button. A File Download window appears. 3.Click Run this program from its current location and click OK. The Security Warning window appears. 4.Click Yes. The InstallShield Wizard window appears. 5.Follow the on-screen instructions.Most backup software vendors do not require the use of this driver. Please check with your backup software vendor for their specific requirements. Most backup software vendors do not require the use of this driver. Rather, most backup software vendors include a tape drive driver or leverage the operating systems in-box native tape drive driver. The installation method for the Dell 6.2.1.5 device drivers has a few major changes: - The Tape device driver and Tape Library driver are now two independent packets. The change gives the user the option of installing the Tape device only (Most backup applications do not require the medium changer driver). - The Driver install provides two options to the user on type of driver installation. The driver can be installed as non-exclusive or exclusive.Please modify your search and try again. Page Count: 89 NAS Manager. Disk and Volume Management. Systems Management. Backing Up the System. Recovering and Restoring the System. Configuring Systems in a Heterogeneous Environment. Advanced Features. Security Recommendations. TroubleshootingNOTE: A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of your computer. CAUTION: A CAUTION indicates a potential for property damage, personal injury, or death. Information in this document is subject to change without notice.
Reproduction in any manner whatsoever without the written permission of Dell Inc.Trademarks used in this text: Dell, the DELL logo, PowerVault, PowerEdge, and Dell OpenManage are trademarks of Dell Inc.; Microsoft, Windows, and Windows NT are registeredRed Hat, Inc. Other trademarks and trade names may be used in this document to refer to either the entities claiming the marks and names or their products. Dell Inc. disclaims anyInitial release: 18 Feb 2004Depending on the RAID configuration of your NAS system, see one of theAdditionally, this sectionIn some situations, it can recoverSome of the checks require you to observeFor more information about the LEDs, see your Installation and Troubleshooting Guide.Depending on which driveHard Drive That Failed. Necessary ActionThe rebuild procedure may take several hours.Use Array Manager to repair or reconfigure your volumes.Ensure that all drives are installed prior to starting the recoveryBefore performingAfter performing the backup, reinstall the operatingIf your NAS system usesAdditionally, this sectionIn some situations, it can recoverSome of the checks require you to observeFor more information about the LEDs, see your Installation and Troubleshooting Guide.Depending on how manyHard Drive That Failed. Necessary ActionRAID 5 redundancy protection is provided by its ability to recover data through parity matching. Therefore, ifDell recommends thatEnsure that you select NTFS as the file system for the volume.If your NAS system usesAdditionally, this section provides information for possible solutions that do not require restoring the operating system orIn some situations, it can recoverSome of the checks require you to observeFor more information about the LEDs, see your Installation and Troubleshooting Guide.Depending on which drive fails, use one of the procedures in Table 6-3 to recover from a hard-driveHard Drive That Failed. Necessary ActionThe rebuild procedure may take several hours.
Use Array Manager to repair or reconfigure your volumes.It also deletes all data on the software-RAID NAS system. (Hardware-RAID. NAS system data volumes and external storage data volumes are not affected).It also deletes all data on the software-RAID NAS system. (Hardware-RAID NAS systemPart of this setup includes installingYou must enable network sharing before installing the Reinstallation. Console.If you system is in a non- DHCP environment, select the non-DHCP radio button, enterAny data on the internal operating system drives will be deleted. Data onBefore performing this procedure on an External Storage NAS system, attempt to recover your system byDisconnect all external storage enclosures from your NAS system prior to continuing with this procedure.Following SCSI ID's are not responding. Channel-X: Y,Y. Z Logical Drive(s) Failed. Press to run the Configuration Utility or any other Key to Continue.Please REBOOT YOUR SYSTEM displays, shut down your system.Otherwise, go to step 25.Depending on your configuration, this part of theDuring this process, the system may reboot several times while completing the reinstallationYou might need to install the updates afterOtherwise, click Browse and navigate to the correct backup file location.Otherwise, click Browse and navigate to the correct backup file location.Ensure that you configure the system again toFrom a client system, click the Start button, click Run, andFor example, if your service tag number is 1234567,Browse through the network and locate your NAS system.For more informationYou can access Remote Desktop through the NAS Manager.For instructions on howIssue. Possible CauseWindows Explorer through Remote. Desktop.When you reconnect to Remote Desktop, thePerformance library and is documentedNAS system, but I am unable to uploadConsole (MMC). To access the MMC, log into Remote Desktop. Right click. My Appliance, and select Manage.Double-click internet Information. Services, and then right-click FTP Sites.
Set the permissions in the FTP. Sites Properties window.ResolutionBy default, the NAS system does notNAS system is not lit.Do not use a crossoverIf the clientIf a system alert occurs (system message,If the system now POSTs, upgrade the BIOS toSee the Installation and Troubleshooting GuideIf the system does not boot with a certain memoryTroubleshooting Guide.The default name for the NAS system is. DELLxxxxxxx, where xxxxxx is the system's service tag. For example, if theYou can find theThe DHCP server may not have yet replicatedIP address.Windows Event Log for details.Issue. Possible Cause. ResolutionMy Appliance link on the openingNAS Manager cannot display any shares until the NAS Manager, and restart the system. The shares should now beManager.Manager.Reconnect using the newly createdIP address. Type: It takes approximately 15Maintenance page, click Remote Desktop, and then modify the WebManager, the Check All box remainsThe Check All box does notInstead, it performs the refresh as a timedIf you want to confirm thatThe new password should work, but the old one should not.NAS Manager, but it says No Topic. Available.Web (HTTP) Shares log in the. Maintenance section of the NAS. Manager, but I received an errorYou can access MMC byAppliance and selecting Manage.The fields for this user are now allReselect the user forNetwork Interfaces, and then click. WINS in the Tasks list.Servers Configuration page unless you setIP Address Configuration page, click the radio button for Use theThis page displays the amount of space used by. Shadow Copy on that volume.Issue. Possible cause. ResolutionMachines.Volume Information directory created by Microsoft Index. Server. The NFS service does not have access to thisMachines client group is reset from the. No Access access type to Read-WriteMachines is reset to No Access whenMachines causes All Machines to be reset to No Access.NFS share properties of the folder directly.Issue. ResolutionServices for Macintosh.
Services for Macintosh doesCall (RPC) service.AppleTalk share.The user may also not have the correct privilegesDisregard this information if you have a software-RAID orIssue. ResolutionCERC SATA controller, which isEnsure that the power and data cables are correctly connected to theIf the application fails, replace the hard drive.Check the PCI riser card connection to the CERC SATA card and ensureAlso check the cable and power connections for the hard drives.Reseat the CERC SATA card and make sure that power and dataThis system is referred to asIf you are unsure whether yourSee Figure 1-1.Figure 1-1. NIC ConnectorFor example, if your service tag number is 1234567, enterDocument. Type of InformationYour SystemTroubleshooting GuideGuideWarranty information may be in this documentIn addition, online help isFor more information onNotesThese documents are located on the Resource CD.The updates often contain information that supersedes informationBack to Contents PageThe following is an overview of theFor example, youTherefore, determine the RAID configurationStorage.If the system has a PERC card in a PCI expansion slot, the system has external RAID storage. A software-RAID NAS systemYou can log in only if the NAS system is on the network or if you are connected directly toFor example, if your service tag number is 1234567, enterTo access the NAS Manager, open Internet Explorer and enterThe default administrator user name for your. NAS system is administrator and the default password is powervault.Forward).NAS Manager, and access the NAS server desktop.To change the NAS Manager language, perform the following steps:The NAS Manager online help provides information about NAS Manager functionality and procedures. The.
Microsoft Windows Storage Server 2003 operating system online help, which you can access through the Remote Desktop link on the Maintenance page,This section provides information for setting up your NAS system onFor example, if your service tag number is 1234567, enterTo change the name of the NAS system, perform the following steps:After rebooting the system, use the new name when you connect to the NAS Manager.If this happens, you can also try toYou must be logged on as the server administrator toYou create users after you configure the network properties of your NAS system.The directoryHowever, you can add domain users to your local groups.This protocol is not installed by default.This protocol is disabled by default.This protocol is disabled by default.This is the name that the client system uses to accessAdditionally, you must enable at least one of the availableShares that are created on the operating system drive will be deletedAppleTalk and FTP protocols.Use this page to change the properties of the share, such as the protocols it supports.Users can access resourcesIn DFS, you can also move a shared folder without affecting users.You can configure the volumes on your NAS system to:With these settings, the user can store no If the user stores more than 45 MB on the volume, you can set the disk quota system to log a system event to the event log.When you enable quotas without limiting disk space, you canIt is also possible to specify whether theHowever, existing volumeYou can apply disk quotas to existing volume users by adding new quota entries in the Quota Entries window.Otherwise, go to step 9.Use the drop-down box to selectUse the drop-down box to select KB, MB, GB, TB, PB, or EB.Use the drop-down box toHowever, the warning level is still set on the NAS system.The messagesLog files are usually plain text (ASCII) files with the.log file extension.
The Event Viewer can usually be found under Administrative Tools from the Start menu of a Windows 2000Browse to the location of your log file, choose the log type of your file,When the NAS Manager detects that the NAS system has come back online, the. NAS Manager automatically returns to the home page.If you click Refresh, the NAS Manager might notThese utilities allow you to create virtual disks in hardware. RAID and External Storage systems. They also allow you to rescan, create volumes, and manage volumes.Shadow Copy software can be configured using the NAS. Manager.Shadow copies cannot be accessed through HTTP, FTP, AppleTalk, or NetWareIf you change a file on the active file system after making a shadow copy, the shadow copyIf an active file gets corrupted or deleted, you can restore the old version by copying the file from the latest shadow copy orIf the volume becomes damagedTherefore, using shadow copies should not replace performing regular backups.A difference file resides on each volume of your system. You can use the NAS Manager toYou cannot edit them.You cannot make shadow copies of individual files or folders.If you do not format the shadow copies volume, defragmenting the volume can cause previous versions of files toDefragmentingIf the difference file grows beyond the allocated space, youHaving a large NTFS file cluster size decreases the growth of the difference file.This number ofThis pack is located in the systemroot\system32\clients\twclientPermission rules are the same as for client systems running Windows, except thatIf the difference file increases beyond the allocated space, you might lose previousEven with a 16 KB cluster size, the shadow copy difference file will increase. If the difference increases too much (greater than the Each drive contains both a copy of the operating system and one or moreAn additional copy of the operating system is placed on the other two drives in RAID 1Volume Hard Drives and RAID Layout DescriptionFigure 3-1.
Software RAID Default Hard-Drive PartitionsTroubleshooting Guide for the location of the LEDs. Table 3-2 provides the front-panel RAID volume LED codes.Volume Condition. LED Status Indicator PatternBlinking greenUnlike the software-RAID. NAS system where Windows Storage Server 2003 controls the hard drives, the drives in the hardware-RAID NAS system are controlled by a RAID controllerAll four CERC-SATA hard drives appear as only two virtual disks to the operating system. See Table 3-3 and Figure 3-2. The operating system and boot sectors are installed on one RAID 5 volume that is spanned across the four CERC-SATA hard drives. Data can be stored on theVolume Hard Drives and RAID Layout DescriptionFigure 3-2. Hardware RAID Default Hard-Drive PartitionsTroubleshooting Guide for the location of the LEDs. Table 3-4 provides the hard-drive LED codes.Hard Drive Condition. LED Status Indicator PatternSteady greenSee Table 3-5 and. Figure 3-3. The working copies of the Windows Storage Server 2003 operating system and boot sectors are installed on the two hard drives in partitions thatData can be stored only on external storage drives attached to the system through a RAID controller.Volume Hard Drives and RAID Layout. DescriptionFigure 3-3. External Storage Configuration RAID Default Hard-Drive PartitionsFor information about the external hard drive. LED status indicator patterns and definitions, see your external enclosure documentation.Volume Condition. LED Status Indicator PatternBlinking greenOpenManage Array Manager) to manage internal and external disks and RAID groups.For example, you cannot select more than 30 array disks that contain 73 gigabytes (GB), regardless ofWhen you attempt to select more than 30 disks of this size, a message indicates that the 2-TB limit has beenTo manually select theIf a volume is removed before all shares of that volumeThe available disks are listed in the left pane.
You can choose appropriate disks to add byAt the end of theDisabling write-cache may negatively impact your system's performance.This command automatically cancels after aTo format the array disk, perform the following steps:The status displays Formatting until the operation is finished.You can rebuild only on failed disks in redundant arrays (RAID 1 or RAID 5) by performing theHot spares remain in standby mode. When an array disk in a virtual disk fails, theTo unassign the hot-spare disk, perform the following steps:The disk will not be listed in the arrayTo rescan the controller, performWhen enabled, the alarm sounds in the event of a device failure.If disabled, the alarm does not sound in the event of a device failure.The rebuild rate is the fraction of the compute cycles dedicated to rebuilding failed drives. AA rebuild operation can occur during normal operation; however, it will degradeSystem performance might be degraded if you change the rebuild rate to a higher value than theArray Manager also notifies you of enclosure status changes through events that are displayed on the EventsYou can expand the controller to display the controller's channels. Expanding an enclosure channel displays the enclosure's fans, power supply, andThe temperature when shutdown occurs is determined by the enclosure temperature probe's. Minimum Error Threshold and the Maximum Error Threshold. These thresholds are default settings that cannot be changed.You can select and expand Fans to display the individualYou can also expand Fans to display the individual fans in the left page.Select Power Supplies in the left pane to displayYou can also expand Power Supplies to display the individual power supplies inYou can select Temperature Probes toThe status information includes the current temperature in CelsiusThe error threshold has a default value that cannot be changed.
However, you can set theYou can also expand Temperature Probe to display theRight-clicking an individual temperature probe also displays a context menu with a Properties option. ThisFor the commands associated withRight-clicking the enclosure's fans, power supplies,The enclosure context menu might include any of the followingIf the alarm is already sounding, you can turn it off with this command.This command is located on theThe RAID controllers check the array disksIf the RAID controller predicts a failure, it passes the information to the Array Manager. Array Manager immediately displays an alert iconThe unsigned disk cannot be used until it is initialized.A menu displays showing the Initialize Disk command. (The Initialize Disk command appears only if a diskYou can create partitions on the basic disk, or you can upgrade the disk to dynamic toHowever, you can upgrade all data disks to dynamicThe upgrade includes new disks, which are added to the system as basic disks.Dell strongly recommendsYou can reactivate a dynamic disk to bring it back onlineYou cannot reactivate a foreign disk; you must merge the disk toA volume can be formatted with a file system and can be accessed by a driveBasic volumes refer to all volumes that are not on dynamic disks. Dynamic volumes are logical volumes createdOn a hardware-RAID system, only the operating system disk should remain basic.Formatting all partitions as NTFS allows for advanced features only available under that fileIf a name has been selected, this name appears in the Name field. You can change the name by typingDefragmenting aIf the difference file grows beyond theHaving a large NTFS file cluster size decreases the growth of the difference file.Check this boxCheck this box to use this format method.If a volume is removed before all shares of that volumeThis section discusses how to create and extend dynamic volumes.If you do not create this allocation, previous versions of files may be deleted.
If you require NTFS compression on theIf you defragment a volume that is very fragmented, you may lose olderHowever, after a volume is extended, it cannot beAlso, no portion of a spanned volume can be deleted without deleting the entire spanned volume.To prevent data loss, Dell recommends using a UPS with your system if write cache is enabled.Server Administrator allows you toWhen the NAS system is installed and configured on the managed node system, youAdditionally, the Server Administrator homeThe Storage Management Service enables you toThe Storage Management Service obtains logical and physical information aboutDiagnostic Service is engineered to diagnose problems on individual systems and to run concurrently with all other applications running on the system underYou can view logsFor example, type where DELL1234567 is the name of your NAS system.These hardware and software solutions are collectively known as remote access controllers (RACs).Remote Access Service also provides alert notification when a system is down and allows you to remotely restart a system. Additionally, the Remote Access. Service logs the probable cause of system crashes and saves the most recent crash screen.The reinstallation might take several minutes.Alert log messages contain information, status, warning, and failureYou can delete a selected entry by clicking Remove.You do not need to restart the SNMP service for your settings toYou do not need to restart the SNMP service for your settings toThe following topics are included:Restoring your system state restores customized settings such as user and share information.In a direct-attached backup, the NAS system is backed up to anIn a network backup, the NAS system is backed up to LAN-attached backup servers.It is also recommended that you use the network accelerator agentsTo disconnect theClick the CD share in the Disconnect. Network Drive window, and then click OK.Autoplay from the menu.
You can alsoSee the VERITAS Backup Exec documentation forTo disconnect theClick the CD share in the Disconnect. Network Drive window, and then click OK.However, always check the Dell Support website atTo access the Remote Desktop, perform the following steps:To administer Server for NFS, perform the following steps:Console or by using the NAS Manager to configure properties for the NFS Sharing Protocol. With User Name Mapping, you can create simple maps between. Windows user accounts and corresponding UNIX accounts. You can also use the Advanced Map feature to map accounts with dissimilar names. Because UNIXUser Name Mapping uses Network Information Service (NIS) or local Personal Computer Network File System (PCNFS) userAlso, User Name Mapping supports bidirectional one-to-many mapping, allowing you to map a single UNIX or WindowsFor example, you can map more than one administrative account in a WindowsThese IDs areAny files created by such a user will show file ownership as an anonymous Windows user.The access type for the NFS share's permissions must also be set to root for each applicable client or client group.Users then have equivalent access rights under UNIX as they have under Microsoft. Windows. Alternatively, Web sites with less stringent security needs can bypass the mapping procedure and treat all UNIX users as anonymous users.You can use simple maps, which map Windows and UNIX accounts with identical names. You can also create advancedYou can also use a combination of simple and advanced maps. With User and Group. Mappings, you can obtain UNIX user and group information from one or more NIS servers or from imported passwd and group files.When adding a new userUsers whose primary GIDs are not also mapped will be associatedIn a simple user map,When the Windows domain and the UNIX passwd andIf no matchThese maps are called explicit mappings.