Thecus N2560 Bedienungsanleitung

U ser ’ s Manual N2520/N2560/N4 520/N4560 Series v 6.2[...]

ii Copyright and T r ademark No tice C opyright and T r ademark Notice  Thecus and other name s of Thecus produc ts are registered trademar ks o f Thecus T echnolog y Corp. Microsof t, Windows, and the Windows lo go are registered trademarks o f Microso ft Cor poration. Apple, i T unes and Apple OS X are registered trademar ks of A pple Computer[...]

iii Safet y Warnings Safety W arnings  F or your sa fety, please read and follow the following safet y w arnings: Read this manual thoroughly before attempting to set up your Thecus IP stora ge . ¾ Y our Thecus IP storage is a complicated elec tronic device. DO NOT at tempt to re - Thecus IP storage is a complicated elec tronic device. DO NOT a[...]

iv T able of Contents T able of C ontents  C opyright and T rademark Notice . ............................................... ii About This Manual. ...................................................................... i i Limited W arran t y . ........................................................................ i i Sa fet y W arnings. .....[...]

v T able of Contents 3.3.13 Reboot & Shutdow n. ................................................................................................ 20 3.3.14 F ile System Check. .................................................................................................... 20 3.3. 15 W ake -U p On LAN ( WOL). .................................[...]

vi T able of Contents 3.7.3 Module Ins tallation. .................................................................................................... 75 3.7.4 NA S Applicat ion. .......................................................................................................... 76 3.8 Backup . ................................................[...]

1 Chapter 1: I ntroduction Chapter 1: Intr oduc tion § Over view 1 .1 Thank you for choosing the Thecus IP Storage Ser ver . The Thecus IP storage is an easy-to -use storage ser ver that allows a dedica ted approach to stor ing and distr ibuting data on a net work . Data reliabil - it y is ensured with RAID features tha t provide data securit y an[...]

2 Chapter 1: I ntroduction F ront Panel 1 .3 N2520/N2560: • The Thecus N2520/N2560 ’ s front panel shows the de vice’ s indicators and hard disk inst all slots: Fr ont P anel Item Description 1. Syste m status Blinking white: Diag nostic mode kick-in Solid white : Diagnostic c ompleted 2. HDD1 LED Blinking white: HD D activity Red: HDD failu [...]

3 Chapter 1: I ntroduction N4520/N4560: • The Thecus N4520 /N4560 front p anel show s the de vice’ s indicator s, s ystem informa tion and hard disk tray s: Fr ont P anel Item Description 1. Power LED Solid blue: Power on 2. System statu s Blinking orange: Diagnostic mode k ick-in Solid orange: Diagnostic c ompleted 3. LAN LED Gr een : Net work[...]

4 Chapter 1: I ntroduction Rear Panel 1 .4 N2520/N2560: • The N252 0/N2560 rear pan el features por ts and connectors . Back Panel Item Description 1. System F an System fan that exhausts heat from the unit. 2. HD MI F or Video/Audio out 3. SPDIF For Audio out 4. LAN Po r t LAN por t for conne cting to an Etherne t net work through a switch or a [...]

5 Chapter 1: I ntroduction N4520/N4560: • The N4520/N4 560 rear pane l features por ts and connectors . Back Panel Item Des cription 1. System F an Sy stem fan that exhausts heat from the unit. 2. USB Por ts USB 2.0 por t for compatible USB de vices, such as digital cameras, USB disks, and USB pr inters. 3. LAN P or t L AN por t for connec ting t[...]

6 Chapter 2: Hardware I nstallation Chapter 2: Har dware Installation § O ver v iew 2. 1 Yo u r Thecus IP s torage is designed for easy installation. T o help you ge t st ar ted, the following chapter will help you quick ly ge t your Thecus IP stor age up and running. Please read it c arefully to pre vent damaging your unit during inst allation. B[...]

7 Chapter 2: Hardware I nstallation P ress the power button on the F ront P anel to boot up the Thecus IP storage . 3. N2520/N2560 pow er button S N4520/N4560 power button S[...]

8 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Chapter 3: S yst em Administr ation § Over view 3 .1 The Thecus IP storage provides an easily acce ssible Web Administration I nter face. With it, you can configure and moni tor the Thecus IP s torage any where on the net work . W eb Admin istration Inter f ace 3. 2 Mak e sure your net work is connec ted to the[...]

9 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration My F av orite 3. 2.1 The user inter f ace wi th “My F avorite ” shor tcut allows the user to designate o ften used items and have them display on the main screen area. The figure below displays sys tem favor ite f unctions. Administr ator s can add or remove f avorite f unction s to My F avorite s by r ight [...]

10 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Message Bar 3. 2.3 Y ou can ge t quick information about your sys tem status by moving your mouse over these icons. Me ssage Bar Item Status Description RAID I nformation. Display the status of created RA ID volume. Click to go to RAID information page a s shor t cut. Disks I nformation. Display the status of di[...]

11 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Language S elec tion 3 .2.6 The Thecus IP stora ge suppor ts multiple Languages, including: English  Japanes e  T radi tional Chinese  Simplified Chinese  F rench  German  I talian  K orean  Spanish  Russian  Po li s h  P or t uguese  On the menu bar , click L anguage and t h[...]

12 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Sy stem/ Ser vice Status 3.3 .2 F rom the System Management categor y,, choose the Status item, S ystem S er vice Status and HW S ta- tatus ite m, System Ser vice Status and HW Sta- item, System Ser vice Status an d HW Sta- Ser vice Status and HW Sta- and HW Sta- HW Sta- Sta - tus sc reens appear . These screens[...]

13 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration W ARN Shows o nly w arning me ssages. ERROR Shows only error mess ages. Download All L og Fil e Expor t all lo gs to an exter nal file. T runcate All Log F ile Clear all log fil es. The numbe r of lines per page Specify desired number of lin es to display per page. Sor t Ascending Shows logs by date in ascendi[...]

14 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Syslog ser vice If S er ver has been selected then ass ociated syslog folder will be used to store all sys tem logs f rom other NAS devices which has assigned this system for s yslog ser ver as well as syslog of this ser ver unit. It can be seen from associated syslog fold er with files “ error ” , “ Info[...]

15 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration F or the on- line user s list, sy stem monitor will display the on-line users and the share folder they have visited . System Moni tor Item Description Save Layout Saving selec ted monitor ing items. Layout will remain the s ame for future visi ts. Reset Layout Set back to default monitoring se ttings and layout[...]

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17 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration T ime : S etting system t ime 3.3 .7 F rom the Sys tem Management categor y , choose the Time item and the Time screen appear s. Set the desired Date, Time, and Time Zone . Y ou can also elect to synchronize the s ystem time on Thecus IP storage with an NTP ( Networ k Time P rotocol ) Ser ver . See the following[...]

18 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Sch edule Power On /O  3. 3.9 Using the The cus IP stor age Sy stem Management, you c an save energy and money by sche duli ng the Thecus IP stora ge to tu rn itself on a nd off duri ng certain ti mes of the da y. F rom the System Management cate gor y , choose the S chedule Power On /O ff item and t he S c[...]

19 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Admi nistrator Password 3.3 .1 0 F rom the Sy stem Management categor y , choose the Administra tor Password item and the C hange Administrator P assword screen appears. Enter a new pass word in the New Password box and con - firm your new password i n the Confi rm Passwo rd box. Pr ess Apply to confirm passw[...]

20 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Resetting to factor y def aults will not erase the data s tored in the hard disks, but WILL rever t all the settings to the f actor y def ault values Reboot & Sh utdown 3.3 .1 3 F rom the System Management categor y , choose Reboot & Shutdown item, and the Shutdown/Re - boot System screen appears . Pre s[...]

21 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Once you click Nex t, you will see the following screen: Click Star t to begin the file system check. Click Reboot to reboot the s ystem. When the file sy stem check is running, the sy stem w ill show 20 lines of infor mation until it is com - plete. Once complete, the results will be shown at the bo ttom. The[...]

22 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration W ak e -Up On LAN ( WOL) 3.3 .1 5 The Thecus IP stora ge has the abilit y to be awok en f rom sleep mo de via LAN por t . F rom the System Management c ategor y, choose the W OL item, and the W ak e -up On LA N screen ap - pears. From here , you c an Enable or Disable. SNMP Suppor t (N4520/N 4560 O nly) 3.3 .1 6[...]

23 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Network ing 3.3. 18 F rom the System M anagement cate gor y , choo se Net work ing, and the Net work ing C onfigur ation screen appears. This screen displays the net work par ameters of the glob al s ettin g and ava ilable net work connec tion. Y ou may change any of these i tems and press Apply to c onfirm you[...]

24 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Most f aster Ethernet (10/100) Switches/Routers do no t support Jumbo Fra me and will not be able to connect to your Thecus NAS af ter Jumbo Fra me is turned on. Storage Management 3. 4 The Storage m en u displays the status of storage dev ices ins talled in the Thecus IP storage. It includes storage con figura[...]

25 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration S.M.A.R.T . In formation • On the Disk I nformation screen, selec t a disk then click on “ Smar t ” to list t he S.M. A.R.T . info o f the associated disk . Y ou may also per for m a disk SMAR T test ; s imply click “ Te s t ” to star t the SMART test . The result is only for reference and the system w[...]

26 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Current Pending Sector Current count of unstable s ectors (wai ting for remapping). The r aw value of this attr ibute indicates the total number of sectors waiting for remapping. Later , when some of these s ectors are read succ essfully, the value is de creased. If er rors still occur when reading sectors, the [...]

27 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration RAID Level Shows the current RAID configuration. Status Indicates s tatus of the RAID. Can read either Healthy , Degraded , or Damaged . Disks Us ed Hard disks use d to for m the current RAID volume. T otal Capacity T otal capacity of the curre nt R AID . Data Capacity Indicates the used capacity and total capa[...]

28 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Specify a RAID ID . 3. If this RAID volume is meant to be the M aster R AID volume, tick the Master RAID che ck box. 4. In a multiple R AID conguration, one RA ID volume must be designated as th e Maste r RAID volume. The M aster R AID volum e will s tore all installed modules. I f the Master RAID is changed [...]

29 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Once the C reate but ton has been pressed with the Encr y ption check box enabled, t he following message pop-up will appea r for con firmation. Af ter the RAID volume has been created , you may remove the USB disk un til the nex t time the system boots . The RAID volume cann ot be mounted if the USB disk with [...]

30 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Selec ted the file s ystem you would lik e to have for this RAID volume. . 8. P ress Submit to build the RAID storage volume. 9. P ress “ Ye s ” for R AID volume creat ion preparation. Then click “ Finish ” to star t up with RAID 1 0. volume building.[...]

31 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Building a RAID volume may be time consuming, depending on the size of hard drives and R AID mode. In general, if the R AID volume building process is up to “RAID Building ” , then the dat a volume is accessible. Creating R AID destroy s all d ata in the curre nt R AID volume. The da ta will be unrecoverable[...]

32 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Creating R AID destroy s all d ata in the curre nt R AID volume. The da ta will be unrecoverable. Edit R AID • On the RAID Infor mation screen, press the Edit butt on to go t o the RAID Informat ion sc ree n. Using Edi t RA ID , you can s elect RAI D ID an d the Spa re Dis k .[...]

33 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Remove R AID • Click to remove the R AID volume . All user data and iSCSI crea ted in the selec ted RAID volume wil l be deleted. To remove a RAID volume, follow the steps b elow : On the RAID List screen, select the RAID volume by clic k ing on its radio button, and cli ck RAID 1 . Infor mation to open the RA[...]

34 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Migrating a RA ID (Dose not apply to the N2520/N2560 ) • Once a RAID volume has been created, you may want to move it to other physical dri ves or change the R AID array a ll tog ether . T o m igrat e a RAID 1, RAI D 5 or RAI D 6 volume, follow the steps below : F rom the R AID Configuration screen, click M i[...]

35 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Migrating a R AID volume could tak e several hours to complete. • The RAID migration feature is available only when it is congurable. • Here is a list of limitation with RAID leve l migration function : During RAI D le vel m igration, it is not permitted to reboo t or shutdown system. 1 . Fo r RAID migrat[...]

36 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration NAS Stacking (N4520/N 4560 Only) 3.4 .3 The Thecus IP storage ’ s cap acity can b e expande d even fur ther using the stack able func tion. With i t, users c an expand the capacit y of their net work storage s ystems up to 5 other s tack t arget volumes which are loc ated in different s ystems. These can b e [...]

37 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Nex t, input the target IP address of the s tack able de vice and click the Discover y button. The system will list available target volume s fro m the input ted IP addr ess. Once the volume IP has b een set , you may nee d to input a valid user name and p assword to validate your access r ight s . I f there is [...]

38 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration F rom the figure above, the Stack ed T arget name i s “ pmmeeting” . The figures below show the result before and after via M icr osof t N et work A ccess w hen set ting s have been completed . The Browseable setting is the same me thod us ed for setting a sys tem share folder . I t desig nates whether or [...]

39 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration The Public setting will be set the same way as the set ting for the system share folder associated with the ACL per mission is . If Pu blic is set to Y es, all users will be able to access it, and ACL button will be gray ed out. I f Publ ic is set to No , the A CL button will be available in the Stack T arge t L[...]

40 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration With this new ly att ached stack t arget dev ice, you will see the infor mation displayed and also have access to s everal op tions to choose from . In general, if the at tached stack target device has been used by an other Thecus NAS as stack target volume , then the F ormat item will be display and system w il[...]

41 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration D . Stack T arget ACL If the stack target Public setting set to Ye s , then the ACL button will be grayed out. However , if P ublic setting is se t to No , then the ACL button wil l be av ailable for you to setup user acce ss per mission s for the stack tar get. The ACL setting s wi ll be ex actly the sa me as t[...]

42 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration ISO Moun t (N4520/N4560 Only) 3.4.4 The ISO Mount feature is a ver y usef ul tool from the Thecus products. W ith it, users can mount an IS O file and hav e the expor t name display all the details from the mou nted ISO file . F rom the main menu, the ISO M ount feature i s located under “ Stor age ” . Ple[...]

43 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration T o mount the ne w ISO file, selec t one file from the lis t of file s and inp ut the desired mounting name into the “ Mount as: ” field. Click “ ADD ” t o confir m the completion o f the mounting. I f nothin g i s inp ut in the “ Moun t as ” ISO file expor t name field , the system will autom[...]

44 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration iSCSI (N4520/N4560 Only) 3. 4.5 Y ou may spec ify the spa ce allocated for iSCSI. Se e the table below to the allowed iSCSI target num- See t he table below to the allowed iSCSI target num- S ee the table below to the allowed iSCSI target num- iSCSI t arget num- num - ber per system : Model N4520/N4560 Allow ed [...]

45 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration T o allo cate spa ce for an i SCSI tar get on the cur rent RAID volume, follow t he steps below : Under the iSCSI T a rget List , selec t iSCSI T arg et then click Add . 1 . The Create iSCSI V olume scree n appears. Create i SCSI V olume Item Description iSCSI T arget Volume Enable or Disable the iSCSI T arget V[...]

46 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Username Enter a username. Pa ss w or d Enter a password. Password Confirm Reenter the chosen password RAID ID ID of cur rent RAID volume. L UN Alloca tion T wo modes can be choose f rom : Thin-provision: iSCSI thin-provision ing sh ares the available physical c apacity to multiple iSCSI target volumes. It allo[...]

47 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Modif y your set ting s . P ress ok to change. 2. Expand V olu me • The iSCSI vol ume is now able to expand it s capacity from unused space (Instant Allocation mode only). F rom the volume list , simply selec t the iSCSI volume you like to expand and click the Expand button:[...]

48 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Y ou wil l then see the d ialog box displayed b elow . Drag the Expand Capa cit y bar to the size you want. Then press Expand to confirm the op eration. Delete V olu me • To delete volume on the cur rent RAID volume, follow the steps below : Under the Volume Allocation List, click D elete . 1 . The Sp ace All[...]

49 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration P ress YES. All data in the volu me wil l be removed . 2. iSCSI Thin-Pr ovisioning • If i SCSI Thin-Provisioning is selec ted when creating an iSCSI target volume, vir tual memor y is as- iS CSI t arget volume, v ir tual memor y is as- vir tual memor y is as - signed to the t arget, allowing the physical memor[...]

50 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration F rom the LU N ACL sett ing screen click “ Ad d ”: Nex t, input “ Initiator iqn ” and setup iSCSI target volume ac cess privilege s fro m the av ailable list . A pply by click ing the OK button. The ac cessible I nitiator will be listed as shown in the screen shot displaye d below .[...]

51 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration The listed “ Initiator iqn ” c an be modified or deleted by select ing the desired iqn and press ing Modify or D elete . Advance Option • There are 3 av ailable op tions for the user to operate Thecus IP storage associated with iSCSI setting . The det ails a re listed in the following screenshot . If the [...]

52 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Error Recover y Level The Error R ecover y Level (ERL) is negot iated during a leading iSCSI connec tion login in t raditional iSCS I ( RFC 372 0 ) and iSE R ( RFC 504 6 ). ERL=0: Session Recov er y ERL=0 (Session Recovery) is trigger ed when failur es within a comma nd, within a connec - tion, and/or within T C[...]

53 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Item D escription Work Group / Domain Name Specifies the SMB/CIFS Work Group / ADS Domain Name (e.g. M YGR OU P ). ADS Suppor t Selec t Disable to disable authentic ation through Windows Active Director y S er ver . ADS S er ver Name Spec ifies the ADS ser ver name (e.g. adser vername). ADS Realm Specifies th[...]

54 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Local User Conguration Item Description Add Pr ess the Add button to add a user to the list of local users. Edit Pr ess the Edit button to modify a local us er . Remove P ress the Re move button to delete a selec ted user from the system. Add Users • Click on the Add butto n on Local User Config uration sc[...]

55 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Edit Users • Selec t an existing user f rom the Local User Configurat ion screen. 1 . Click on the Edit button, and the L ocal User Setting screen appea rs. 2. F rom here, you can enter a ne w pass word and re - enter to confirm, or use the << or >> but - 3. tons to have this user join or leave a[...]

56 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Local Group Conguratio n Item Description Add P ress the Add button to add a user to the list of lo cal groups. Edit Press the Edit button to modify a selec ted group from the system. Remove P ress the R emove button to delete a selec ted group from t he system. Add Groups • On the Local Group Configurati [...]

57 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Remove Gro ups • On the Local Group Configurati on screen, select a group name from the list. 1 . P ress R emove to delete the group from the sy stem. 2. Batch Users and Groups Creation 3. 5.4 The Thecus IP s torage c an also add users and groups in batch mode. This enables you to convenient- Thec us IP s tor[...]

58 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Share F older 3. 5.5 F rom the File Shar ing/ P r ivilege menu, choose Sh are F olders, and the Shared F older screen appear s. This screen allows you to create and con figure folders on the Thecus IP s torage volume. Adding F olders • On the Folder screen, press the Add but ton and t he Add Folder screen app[...]

59 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration you to change folder information. Af ter en tering the information, press Apply to save your changes. Modify Folder Item Description F older Name Enter the name of the folder . Public Admit or deny public access to this folder . Apply Pr ess Apply to create the folder . Remove F older s • To remove a folder , [...]

60 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration NFS Share (N4520/N4560 Only) • T o allow NFS acc ess to t he share folder , enable the NFS S er vice, and t hen se t up hosts wi th access rights b y click ing Add. NFS Sh are Item Description Hostname Enter the name or IP address of the host Privil ege Hos t has eit her read only or wr iteable access to the f[...]

61 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Samb a Congurati on • On the F older screen, press the Samba but ton and the S amba Configuration s creen appear s. This screen allows you to setup samba c onfiguration for assoc iated folder . Af ter entering the informa tion, press Apply to ac tivate input settings. Samba Conguration Item Description[...]

62 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration A CL setting Item Description Deny Denies ac cess to us ers or grou ps who are displayed in this c olumn. Read Only P rovides R ead Only access to users or groups who are displayed in this c olumn. Writable Provides Write access to users or groups who are displayed in this column. Recursive Enable to inherit the[...]

63 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration The ACL can only be se t for share and sub- folders level, not for les. The ACL screen also allows you to s earch for a par ticular user . T o do this, follow the steps below : In the b lan k , enter the name of the user you would lik e to find. 1 . F rom the drop down select the grou p you would like to sea[...]

64 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration User and Group Back up 3. 5.7 The user and group b ackup feature allow sy stem user s and groups to be back ed up to an other location and be res tore d if needed. Ple ase no te, when resto rin g previous b ackup users and groups, the cur rent users and groups lis t will be replaced from t his r esto re fi le ?[...]

65 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration A de scription of each item follows: LDAP Suppor t Item Description LDAP Ser vice Enable or Disable LDAP ser vice . LDAP Ser ver IP Input LDAP ser ver IP address. Base D omain Input base domain information ex . dc=tuned, dc =com, dc= tw Manager Input manager ’ s name. Pa ss w or d I nput manager ’ s pass wor[...]

66 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Network S er vice 3 .6 Use t he Net work Ser vic e menu to mak e net work ser vice suppor t settings. Samba / CIFS 3.6 .1 There are op tions allow Admin to Enable/Disable to operate Thecus IP storage ass ociated with Samba / CIFS protocol . With the option changed , it will need to reboot system to activate. Sam[...]

67 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Simply enable the “Rec ycle Bin ” f unction and “Rec ycle F older Display ” then all of deleted files/ folders will reside in the “_N AS_Re cycle _(Associate d RDID V olume)” share folder . F or e xample, the sy stem has created 2 RAID volumes wi th ID “RAIDpm ” and ‘RAID” . Then it will hav[...]

68 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration AFP (Apple Network Se tup) 3.6 .2 F rom the System Net work menu, choose the A FP item, and the A FP Suppor t s creen app ears. This screen displays the c onfiguration items for the Apple Fi ling Protocol. Y ou can change any of these items and press Apply to confirm your set tings. A de scription of each item[...]

69 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration NFS Se tup (N4520/N4560 Only) 3.6 .3 F rom the System Net work menu, choose the NFS item, and the NFS Suppor t screen appears. The Thecus IP storage c an ac t as an NFS ser ver , enabling user s to download and upload files w ith their favor ite NFS clients. Pr ess Apply to con firm your settings. A de scripti[...]

70 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Allow Anonymous F TP Acces s Upload/Dow nload: Allow anonymous F TP users to upload or download files to/ from public folders. Download: Allow anonymous FTP users to download files from public folders. No acce ss: Block anonymous FTP user access. Auto Rename If check ed, the system will automatically rename fi[...]

71 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration A de scription of each item follows: W eb S erv ice Item Description HT T P ( WebDisk) Suppor t Enable or disable WebDisk suppor t. Enter the por t number if this option is enabled. The por t number is de fault 80. HT T P s (Secure W ebDisk ) Suppor t Enable or disable secure WebDisk suppor t. Enter the por t if[...]

72 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration SSH 3 .6.9 The de vice is now SSH proto col suppor te d. It allo ws user to use SSH and hav e console to manipulate as needed . The SSH def aul t login user name is “ root ” with full privilege and passwor d is admin ’ s pass- needed . The SSH def aul t login user name is “ root ” with f ul l privilege[...]

73 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration A de scription for eac h item as following: DDNS Item Description DDNS Ser vic e Enable or disable DDN S service . Re gist er Choose the ser vice provider from the drop down list. User name Input user name with DDNS registr y . Pa ss w or d Input password with DDN S registr y . Domain name Input domain name with[...]

74 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration And click “ Ad d Rule ” to add more por t mapping from I nternet to acc ess desired s er vices or press “ Refr esh ” to get most updated li st. A de scription for eac h item as following: UPnP P or t Management Item Description Star t port Specific port numb er st ar ts with . End port Specific por t n[...]

75 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Application Ser ver 3. 7 The Thecus IP storage supp or ts built-in application such as iTunes ser ver as well as a dd-on official or third -p ar t y app lications. iT unes® S er ver (Built in) 3. 7.1 With the built-in iT unes ser ver capabilit y , Thecus IP stor age enables digital music to be shared and played[...]

76 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration NAS Application 3 .7. 4 Click on NAS Applicat ion f rom the Application Ser ver c ategor y, it will lis t the current sy stem so ft ware and official application s tatus. Backu p 3. 8 The re ar e a num ber of ways to ba ck up data w ith the Thecus IP s torage . Rsync T arget Ser ver 3 .8.1 When it come s to back[...]

77 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Enable Rs ync T arget S er ver 1 . Add a user name and p assword (the y c an be different than your NAS’ s username and 2. password) Selec t Appl y 3. Y ou will need this user name and p assword while the data is going to remotely back up to this Rsync targe t ser ver . Now Rsync is tur ned on your NAS, which[...]

78 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Then 3 different selec tions appear and can be chosen from : Remote Data backup Item Description F ull Backup The “ F ull back up ” will have all shares from source backup to destination. I t could also create shares automatically f rom destination if it is not existent. This only appl ies if the target ser[...]

79 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration F ull B ackup • Click on full back up and the se tup screen appear as below. F ill in the remote target IP (De stination) and port (need to be change d only if this por t is already in use). If encr yp tion is required then enable it. Please mak e sure the associated target ser ver also has encr ypt ion enable[...]

80 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration -F ill out all the necessar y details and choose your parameters Add Rsync B ackup T ask Item Description T ask Name This is how this task will appear in the task list . Backup T ype Real time: I t w ill backup folder s/files from source to target on the fl y . On the other hand, any changes f rom the s ource [...]

81 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration F rom the task lis t, you can now s ee the ne wly added task “ fullb ack01 ” . The back up is se tup as “ real time ” . F rom the status field, “ P rocessing ” can be read as the back-up is per formed on the fly . Custom Backup • The custom b ackup se tting is similar to the full back up. The onl[...]

82 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Click “ Nex t ” and more setting app ear s . Th ese ar e the as t he set tings for “ F ull backup ” 3. Click “ F inish ” and the data guard task will ap pear in the list as show n below. 4. F rom the task list , you can now se e the newly added “ customback01 ” . This backup is se tup as “ sche[...]

83 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration iSCSI Backup • If the source unit contain s iSCSI volume, it can be back ed up t o the t arget uni t as a single file. The proc edure is the same as for t he pre vious “ F ull b ackup ” and “ Custom back up ” , sele ct “ iSCSI back up ” from data guar d wizard. Inputs the share folder name of the [...]

84 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration 4. Click “ F inish ” and the data guard task will appea r in the list as sho wn below. F rom the task list , you can now see the newly added “ iscsiback ” . This backup is setup as “ schedule ” . The source folder name will use iSCSI_+target volume name. So here it is displayed as “ iSCSI_pmtest ?[...]

85 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Restore NAS Conguration • This is a useful feature if the sy stem configuration ne eds to be re store d to a brand new unit . L e t ’s g o thru the following ex ample to see how it works . The original source system has 3 RAID volume , “ R AID ” , ‘ R AI D10 ” and “ RAID 20 ”, and has back ed[...]

86 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Click “ Nex t ” and a screen wil l app ear as show n below . I t has the listed available sy stem 3. configuration backup file s . Select the one you want and click nex t. Y ou also have the option to downloa d the current s ystem c onfiguration before restor ing fr om the backup file. Af ter click ing ?[...]

87 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration T he backup configuration has different numbers of RAID volume than the curren t sy ste m (3 5. vs 1). I t can be k ept as the RAID volume mapping arranged by t he system , then car r y on to click “ F inish ” . This means that all 3 R AID volumes configuration such as share folder e tc. will all rest ore[...]

88 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Data Guar d (Local Backup) 3.8 .3 The Thecus product provides c omplete backup solution bet ween Thecus NAS s ystems as well as bet ween folders of local s ystem s . Remote Data backup Item Description Add Add a new task. Edit Edit selec t ed task . Remove Remove selec t ed task . Star t C lick on star t to star[...]

89 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Local Data backup Item Description Impor t This is associated with ex ternal device s which are added to the system such as USB disk. Yo u can sele ct a folder f rom an ex ternal de vice and impor t it to t he NAS as a share folder . Copy Copy folder to folder or NAS folder to ex ternal device or exter nal de vi[...]

90 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration impor t ed them to the NAS under the RAID60volume. Nex t, please selec t the path from the drop down list to save the log. Also , give the access permission whether these selecte d folders will be “ Public ” or no t af ter the impor t. Read the no tes and check the “ Accept ” box for confi r mation. I f[...]

91 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration N o w, you will see in the data guard task list that you have cr eated a t ask . And th at the sy stem ha s created 2 ne w share folders from the task jus t crea ted. Copy : click on “ Copy ” and this screen appea r s. 2. 3 di fferent op tions c an be s elected, folder to folder , folder to ex ternal dev ic[...]

92 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration F older to F older • F ol der t o exter nal devic e • External device to Folder •[...]

93 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Let ’ s tak e “ Folder to E xter nal de vice ” as an e xample. I n the s ource pan e , s elect the d esired R AID volume and its associated folder list will appe ar ; same method i n the t arget pa ne for the associated ex ternal de vice. Selec t a folder f rom the so urce pan e which is going to be c opy [...]

94 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Read the note s and check the “ Accept ” box for con firmation. N o w, you will see in the data guard task list that you have cr eated a t ask . Realtime Back up: click on “ Realti me Backup ” and this scree n wil l ap pear . 3. 2 di fferent options can be selec ted fr om , folder to folder , folder to[...]

95 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Nex t, fill in the task name and related settings.[...]

96 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Realtime Backup Item Description T ask Name Input the task name, length limited to 4 ~12 characters . Sync T ype Selec t “ I ncremental ” or “ Synchronize ” . Back up Symb olic Link Choose to back up symbolic link which is included in the source. Fil t e r Th e filter can be set to be exec ute d onl y i[...]

97 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Schedule Back up: click on “ Schedule B ackup ” an d this screen w ill. 2 differen t choices can be 4. selec ted fro m , folder to folder , folder to ex ternal dev ice. Let ’ s use “ F older to Ex ternal device ” backup for our example. F rom the NAS volume RAID in the S ource pane select the folder ?[...]

98 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Read the note s and check the “ Accept ” box for con firmation. N o w, you will see in the data guard task list that you have cr eated a t ask . iSCSI Back up: click on “ iSCSI Ba ck up ” and scr een appear as below . 5. It can be backup to t wo diffe rent storage pool, iSCSI to fold er , iSCSI to ex t[...]

99 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Let ’ s take exam ple to have “ iSCSI to F older ” backup, from existed iSCSI volume “ iSCSI_iscsiv502 ” to volume RAID folder “ andy_local ” . The source pane lis ted “ iSCSI_iscs iv502 ” and “ iSCSI_is csiv50 ” where are iscsi volume has e xisted in this system with name “ iSCSI_+iscsi [...]

100 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration task list will have created task listed. T o st ar t the iSCSI volume back up , selec t the task and click “ St ar t ” from task bar . Once “ Start ” click , the associated iSCSI volume will not allow to I/O during backup processing . And the t ask s tatus w ill change to ‘ P rocessin g ” . States c[...]

101 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration iSCSI Import: click on “ iSCS I I mport ” and screen appear as below . 6. It can be impor ted from t wo different storage pools , folder to iSC SI or ex ternal dev ice to iSCSI. I t is depend on where iSCSI volume has b ackup to . Let ’ s t ake e xample to impor t “ RAID folder to iSCSI ” which is th[...]

102 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Nex t, provide where the task log will store. Reading the note and check on “ Accept ” for confirma tion. Now , from the data guard task list will ha ve created task listed . A CL Backup and R estore 3.8 .4 The ACL b ackup and restore feature enables the system ACL (Access Control List) to be back ed up on[...]

103 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration F or the ACL res tore , it can be restored in the same system or used in an other unit. F or e xample, l e t ’s rest ore th e ACL backu p file to an other unit. This unit has a RAID volume “ RAIDpm ” with share folder s as listed on right ha nd screen shot. Af ter input ting the ACL back up f ile and cli[...]

104 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Data Bu rn 3.8 .5 The data burn is featured to suppor t 3 different modes o f data burning for files/folders to and from image file and physical optical disk . The 3 different modes are “ Write F iles/folder s to disc ” , “ Write image to disk ” and “ Wri te files/ folders to image ” . Write F [...]

105 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Selec t f rom the installed USB bur ning devic es. Ple ase click t h e “ detec t disc ” button to c. check the s tatus onc e the disc is inser ted. Selec t the burnin g speed from the drop down li st. d . Selec t whe ther disc data verifica tion is required or not. e. Click “ Burn ” to star t disc burn[...]

106 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Selec t the ISO file. b . Selec t f rom the installed USB bur ning devic es. Ple ase click t h e “ detec t disc ” button to c. check the s tatus onc e the disc is inser ted. Selec t the burning speed from the drop down l ist. d . Selec t whe ther disc data verifica tion is required or not. e. Click “ Bu[...]

107 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Input the path where the ISO file is going to be store d , you can press the “ Brow se ” c. button to have the share list appear . Inpu t the ISO file name for burned image file. d . Click “ Burn ” to start the ISO file burning. e. The data burn does not suppor t rewr iteable media i f it has been b[...]

108 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration W indo ws XP SP2 • T o set up the P r inter S er ver in Windows XP SP2, follow the steps below : Connect the USB printer to one of the USB por ts (preferably the rear USB por ts ; f ront USB 1 . por ts can be used for ex ternal HDD enclosures). Go to Star t > P rinters and F ax es. 2. Click on F ile > A[...]

109 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Selec t Add a net work , wireless or Bluetooth pr inter . 3. Selec t The printer that I want isn ’t listed. 4. Y ou can press The printer that I w ant isn ’t lis ted to go into ne xt p age without waiting for Searching for av ailable printers to finish. Click Selec t a shared printer by name. 5.[...]

110 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration T yp e ht tp:// <Thecus_NAS>: 631/printers/usb -printer in the box , where <Thecus_NA S_IP> is the IP address of Thec us IP stor age . Click Nex t. Selec t or install a printer and then press OK . 6. Windows w ill attempt to connec t to the printer . 7. Y o u can ch oose to set th is prin ter as th [...]

111 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Done! Click F inish. 9.[...]

112 Chapter 3: Sy stem Administration Uninterrupted P ower S ource 3.9 .2 F rom the Extern al Devices menu, choose the U ninterrup ted Power Source item and the UPS S etting screen appe ars. Mak e any changes you wish, and press Apply to confirm changes. See the following table for a detailed des cription of each item. UPS Setting Item Description[...]

113 Appendix A: Customer Suppor t Appendix A: C ustomer Suppor t  If you are still e xperiencing problems wi th your Thecus IP storage , o r require a R eturn M erchandise Authoriza tion (RMA), feel f ree to contac t te chnical suppor t via our T echnical Suppor t W ebsite: http: //w ww.thecus.com/sp _tech.ph p Customers in the US should send al[...]

114 Appendix B: RAID Bas ics Appendix B: RAID Basics  O ver v iew • A Redundant Ar ray of I ndependent Disks (R AID) is an ar ray of sever al hard disks tha t provide dat a securi ty and high per formance. A R AID s ystem acc esses se veral hard disks simultane ously , which improves I /O per for mance over a single hard disk . Data secur ity [...]

115 Appendix B: RAID Bas ics RAID 5 RAID 5 offers data se curity and i t is best suited for net works that per form many small I /O tr ansactions at the same time, as well as applications that require data securi ty such as office automation and on - line custo mer ser vice. Use it also for application s with hig h read requ ests but low write req[...]

116 Append ix B: RAID Basi cs listed bel ow : RA ID Leve l Per centage Used RAID 0 100% RAID 1 1/n x 100 % RAID 5 (n- 1)/ n x 10 0% RAID 6 (n-2)/n x 10 0% RA ID 10 50% JBOD 100 % n: HD D number[...]

117 Appendix C: Active Director y Basics Appendix C: A c tive Dir ec tor y Basics  O ver v iew • With Wind ows 2000, Microsof t introdu ced Active Director y (ADS), which is a large database/ information store. Prior to Ac tive Direc tor y t he Windows O S c ould not s tore a dditional infor mation in its domain database. Active Director y als[...]

118 Appendix D: Licensing Informat ion Appendix D: Lic ensing I nf ormation  O ver v iew • This product included c opyrighted third-par t y so ft ware licensed under the ter ms of GNU Gener al Pu blic Lic ense. Please see THE GNU Gener al Public License for ex tra ter ms and c onditions o f this license. Source Co de Av ailabilit y Thecus T ec[...]

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120 Appendix D : Licensing I nformation the recipients all the r ights that you have. Y ou must make sure that they, too, receive or can get the so urc e code . An d yo u mu st s how t hem t hes e term s so t hey know thei r rig hts . We protect your rights with two steps: (1) copyr ight the sof t ware, and (2) offer you this license which gives y[...]

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