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DS300f

Brand: Asus | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. quick start guide
  2. drive slot numbering
  3. configuring a data path
  4. front panel leds
  5. disk drive leds
  6. cli command set
  7. contacting technical support
DS300f first page preview

DS300f

Brand: Asus | Category: Storage
Table of contents
  1. quick start guide
  2. number of drives required
  3. installing your disk drives
  4. sas jbod expansion
  5. front panel leds
  6. controller leds
  7. lcd panel
  8. setting up the serial connection
  9. default ip addresses
  10. setting up with the clu
  11. making automatic ip settings
  12. setting up with the lcd
  13. logging into asus storage management
  14. choosing a language
  15. creating your logical drives
  16. logging out of asus storage management
  17. contacting technical support
DS300f first page preview

DS300f

Brand: Asus | Category: Storage
Table of contents
  1. user manual
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Table Of Contents
  13. Table Of Contents
  14. Table Of Contents
  15. Table Of Contents
  16. Table Of Contents
  17. Table Of Contents
  18. Chapter 1: Introduction to ASUS Storage
  19. Disk Drive Support
  20. External Ports
  21. Management Tools
  22. Current (maximum), cont
  23. Environmental
  24. Chapter 2: ASUS Storage Installation
  25. Installing the LCD Panel (Optional)
  26. Mounting ASUS Storage in a Rack
  27. Installing Disk Drives
  28. Installing Your Disk Drives
  29. Making Data and Management Connections
  30. Fibre Channel Storage Area Network (SAN)
  31. iSCSI Direct Attached Storage (DAS)
  32. iSCSI Storage Area Network (SAN)
  33. SAS JBOD Expansion
  34. Setting Up Serial Cable Connections
  35. Connecting the Power
  36. Controller LEDs
  37. LCD Panel
  38. Chapter 3: ASUS Storage Setup
  39. Choosing DHCP or a Static IP Address
  40. Setting up with the CLI
  41. Setting up with the CLU
  42. Making Automatic IP Settings
  43. Setting up with the LCD
  45. Creating Disk Arrays with ASUS Storage Management
  46. Choosing a Language
  47. Creating Your Logical Drives
  48. Logging out of ASUS Storage Management
  49. Chapter 4: Management with ASUS Storage Management
  50. Logging into ASUS Storage Management
  52. Perusing the Interface
  53. Using the Header
  54. Using Management View
  56. Working with the Storage Network
  57. Viewing Subsystem Information
  58. Saving a System Service Report
  59. Setting Subsystem NTP
  60. Viewing the Runtime Event Log
  61. Clearing the Runtime Event Log
  62. Saving NVRAM Events
  63. Running Background Activities
  64. Running Media Patrol
  65. Viewing Scheduled Activities
  66. Deleting a Scheduled Activity
  67. Setting the Lock
  68. Viewing User Information
  69. Making Your Own User Settings
  70. Changing Another User's Password
  71. Creating a User
  72. Deleting a User
  73. Making Management Port Settings
  74. Creating a Link Aggregation Entry
  75. Viewing Link Aggregation Entries
  76. Viewing Fibre Channel Node Information
  77. Making Fibre Channel Port Settings
  78. Viewing Fibre Channel Port Statistics
  79. Viewing SFP Information
  80. Viewing Fibre Channel Logged-in Devices
  81. Viewing iSCSI Node Information
  82. Viewing iSCSI Target Ports
  83. Viewing the iSCSI Portal
  84. Working with iSCSI iSNS
  85. Working with iSCSI CHAPs
  86. Using iSCSI Ping
  87. Managing Network Attached Storage (NAS)
  88. Viewing a List of NAS Users
  89. Deleting NAS Users
  90. Creating NAS Groups
  91. Deleting Group Members
  92. Managing Quotas
  93. Making FTP Protocol Settings
  94. Viewing the Share Folders List
  95. Modifying a Share Folder
  96. Making Windows and FTP Sharing Settings
  97. Viewing File System Status
  98. Creating a NAS File System
  99. Setting-up NAS Replication
  100. Resolving Mount-Point Conflicts
  101. Managing Storage Services
  102. Viewing the LUN Map
  103. Editing a LUN Map
  104. Managing Software Services
  105. Making SLP Settings
  106. Making Web Server Settings
  107. Making Telnet Settings
  108. Making SNMP Settings
  109. Making Netsend Settings
  110. Exporting the User Database
  111. Importing a Configuration Script
  112. Updating the Firmware
  113. Restoring Factory Defaults
  114. Shutting Down the Subsystem
  115. Monitoring the Shutdown
  116. Starting Up After Shutdown
  117. Restarting the Subsystem
  118. Managing the Controller
  119. Viewing Controller Statistics
  120. Clearing an Orphan Watermark
  121. Managing Enclosures
  122. Viewing Enclosure Topology
  123. Making Enclosure Settings
  124. Checking the Battery
  125. Reconditioning a Battery
  126. Managing Physical Drives
  127. Making Global Physical Drive Settings
  128. Viewing Physical Drive Statistics
  129. Clearing Stale and PFA Conditions
  130. Locating a Physical Drive
  131. Managing UPS Units
  132. Making UPS Settings
  133. Managing Disk Arrays
  134. Creating a Disk Array – Automatic
  135. Creating a Disk Array – Advanced
  136. Deleting a Disk Array
  137. Viewing Disk Array Information
  138. Making Disk Array Settings
  139. Deleting a Logical Drive
  140. Rebuilding a Disk Array
  141. Running Media Patrol on a Disk Array
  142. Running PDM on a Disk Array
  143. Preparing a Disk Array for Transport
  144. Managing Logical Drives
  145. Viewing Logical Drive Information
  146. Viewing Logical Drive Statistics
  147. Initializing a Logical Drive
  148. Viewing the Logical Drive Check Table
  149. Making Logical Drive LUN Settings
  150. Creating a LUN Clone
  151. Managing Spare Drives
  152. Creating a Spare Drive
  153. Deleting Spare Drive
  154. Running Spare Check
  155. Working with the Logical Drive Summary
  156. Console
  157. working with the device list
  158. adding nas devices
  159. logging into a nas device
  160. changing nas device settings
  161. deleting a nas device
  162. managing backups
  163. scheduling a backup
  164. monitoring backup progress
  165. viewing backup schedules
  166. restoring backed-up files
  167. saving the backup event log
  168. managing share folders
  169. changing share folder permissions
  170. managing users and groups
  171. viewing a list of users
  172. creating a group
  173. deleting a group
  174. nas management
  175. powering off the subsystem
  176. managing raid volumes
  177. chapter 6: management with the clu
  178. initial connection
  179. making a telnet connection
  180. accessing online help
  181. running quick setup
  182. managing the subsystem
  183. locating the controller
  184. managing the enclosure
  185. locating a power supply
  186. setting temperature thresholds
  187. setting an alias
  188. setting an alias for a disk array
  189. enabling media patrol on a disk array
  190. running transition on a disk array
  191. deleting a spare drive
  192. locating a logical drive
  193. viewing node information
  194. adding a fibre channel initiator
  195. viewing iscsi target port statistics
  196. using iscsi ping
  197. managing background activity
  198. working with the event viewer
  199. clearing runtime events
  200. working with lun mapping
  201. mapping a lun to an initiator
  202. viewing ups information
  203. changing a user's password
  204. changing a user's privilege and status
  205. working with software management
  206. managing snmp trap sinks
  207. managing netsend recipients
  208. flashing through tftp
  209. shutting down the asus storage – telnet connection
  210. shutting down the asus storage – serial connection
  211. starting up the asus storage – telnet connection
  212. restarting asus storage – telnet connection
  213. chapter 7: management with the lcd panel
  214. simple mode
  215. advanced mode
  216. viewing the enclosure
  217. locating a disk array
  218. locating a a logical drive
  219. viewing spare drive information
  220. chapter 8: maintenance
  221. updating firmware from tftp server
  222. updating the firmware in the clu
  223. restarting subsystem over a serial connection
  224. replacing a power supply
  225. replacing a raid controller
  226. replacing a cooling fan
  227. replacing the cache battery
  228. replacing the memory module
  229. introduction to raid
  230. raid 0 – stripe
  231. raid 1 – mirror
  232. raid 1e – enhanced mirror
  233. raid 3 – block stripe and dedicated parity
  234. raid 5 – block and parity stripe
  235. raid 6 – block and double parity stripe
  236. raid 10 – mirror / stripe
  237. raid 30 – striping of dedicated parity
  238. raid 50 – striping of distributed parity
  239. raid 60 – striping of double parity
  240. choosing a raid level
  241. choosing stripe size
  242. tb limitation
  243. read cache policy
  244. capacity coercion
  245. hot spare drive(s)
  246. partition and format the logical drive
  247. ranges of disk array expansion
  248. media patrol
  249. predictive data migration (pdm)
  250. chapter 10: troubleshooting
  251. leds display amber or red
  252. disk drive leds
  253. clu reports a problem
  254. checking a reported component
  255. lcd panel reports a problem
  256. viewing a report from opas
  257. event notification response
  258. critical & offline disk arrays
  259. with a hot spare drive
  260. rebuild operation
  261. incomplete array
  262. physical drive problems
  263. enclosure problems
  264. connection problems
  265. network connections
  266. unsaved data in the controller cache
  267. frequently asked questions
  268. contacting technical support
  269. limited warranty
  270. your responsibilities
  271. returning the product for repair
  272. appendix a: setting-up nas network drives
  273. setting-up a network drive – unix and linux
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