Maxtor MaxAttach NAS 4100 Guia do Utilizador Página 102
- Página / 176
- Índice
- MARCADORES
Avaliado. / 5. Com base em avaliações de clientes
96
does not need to run on the same host as the
SNMP agent.
The SNMP management system requests infor-
mation from a managed computer (called an
SNMP agent) such as the amount of hard disk
space available or the number of active sessions.
The SNMP management system can also initiate
a change to the configuration of an SNMP agent.
However, this is rare because most clients have
read-only access.
An SNMP agent.
The SNMP agent responds to SNMP manage-
ment system requests for information. Any com-
puter running SNMP agent software is an SNMP
agent. The Windows 2000 SNMP service, which
is agent software, responds to information
requests from one or more management systems.
The SNMP service can be configured to deter-
mine which statistics are tracked and which man-
agement systems are authorized to request
information.
In general, SNMP agents do not originate mes-
sages, but only respond to them. A trap message
is the only agent-initiated SNMP communica-
tion. A trap is an alarm-triggering event on an
agent, such as a system reboot or illegal access,
which provides enhanced security.
Management hosts and agents belong to an SNMP
community, which is a collection of hosts grouped
together for administrative purposes. Defining
communities provides security by allowing only
management systems and agents within the same
community to communicate.
- MaxAttach NAS 1
- 4100 User Guide 1
- Copyrights & Trademarks 2
- Contents 3
- About This Guide 7
- Placement Requirements 8
- Server Placement 9
- Safety Requirement 10
- Back Panel 11
- Typographical Conventions 12
- Related Documents 12
- Warranty Statement 13
- Also see our Web site at: 13
- 1 Getting Started 15
- Status Area 16
- Figure 1 Status Area 16
- Menu Bars 17
- Content Area 17
- Using Help 19
- Home Page 21
- 2 Network Setup 23
- Identification 24
- Server Appliance Name 26
- DNS Name Resolution 27
- DNS Suffixes 29
- Workgroup 30
- Interfaces: Network Settings 33
- IP Settings 34
- DNS Settings 37
- Figure 8 DNS Configuration 38
- WINS Settings 39
- Figure 9 WINS Configuration 41
- LMHOSTS Files 44
- Guidelines for LMHOSTS files 48
- Change Administrator Password 49
- Administration Web Server 50
- NIC Configuration 52
- NIC Team Configuration 53
- Figure 13 Adapters in a team 54
- 3 Disks and Volumes 57
- Figure 14 Disk Management 58
- Disk Quotas 60
- Quota Management 61
- Quota Entries 63
- Adding Quota Entries 65
- Removing Quota Entries 66
- Modifying Quota Properties 67
- 4 Manage Services 69
- Enable Services 70
- Disable Services 71
- Configure Service Properties 71
- NFS Service 72
- Section topics: 73
- NFS Client Groups 75
- Editing NFS Client Groups 76
- NFS Locks 78
- User and Group Mappings 79
- General Tab 80
- Simple Maps 82
- Figure 26 Simple Maps tab 83
- Explicit User Maps 83
- Figure 27 Explicit User Maps 85
- Explicit Group Maps 86
- Figure 28 Explicit Group Maps 87
- FTP Service 89
- FTP Logging 90
- FTP Anonymous Access 91
- FTP Messages 93
- Web (HTTP) Service 94
- World-Wide Web Server 95
- Possible Values 96
- (Figure 33) 98
- Figure 33 Computer Management 99
- NetWare Service 100
- Indexing Service 100
- Mac Service 101
- Telnet Service 101
- SNMP Service 101
- An SNMP agent 102
- SNMP Service Configuration 103
- 5 Users and Groups 105
- Adding a User Account 106
- Figure 38 Create New User 108
- Removing a User Account 109
- Setting a User Password 110
- Modifying User Properties 111
- Manage Local Groups 112
- Adding a Group Account 113
- Figure 41 Create New Group 114
- Removing a Group Account 115
- Modifying Group Properties 116
- Related Topics 118
- 6 Folders and Shares 119
- Manage Folders 120
- Section Topics 122
- Opening a Folder 123
- Adding a Folder 123
- Removing a Folder 124
- Modifying Folder Properties 125
- Figure 48 Folder Properties 126
- Navigating Among Folders 127
- Figure 50 Create New Share 130
- Figure 51 Share Properties 132
- CIFS Share Properties 133
- Permissions 134
- NFS Share Properties 135
- FTP Share Properties 137
- HTTP Share Properties 139
- Figure 52 Shared Folders 140
- Properties 145
- Figure 54 Properties 146
- 7 Maintenance 147
- Shutdown Appliance 148
- Back-up and Restore Tool 149
- Figure 57 Backup window 150
- Terminal Services Client 150
- Application Log 151
- System Log 152
- Security Log 153
- Manage Logs 154
- Clear Log Files 155
- Download Log Files 155
- Figure 61 File Download 156
- Modify Log Properties 157
- View Log Details 158
- Figure 64 Messages 162
- E-mail Alerts 163
- Figure 65 Set Alert Email 164
- LED Alerts 165
- Appendix A: Status Alerts 167
- Appendix B: CIFS Overview 169
- Related topics 170
- Properties” on page 126 171
© 2020, manymanuals-pt.com. Todos os direitos reservados. | 0.034 s |
Manymanuals.com
Manymanuals.de
Manymanuals.fr
Manymanuals.it
Manymanuals.pl
Manymanuals.cz
Manymanuals.es
Manymanuals-pt.com
Comentários a estes Manuais