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105 Telnet Menu System
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Telnet Menu System
Telnet Menu System
This section describes the telnet menu system available used for configuration and oper-
ation of the miSAN-V-Series.
To use the telnet menu system, the unit must be powered on and fully initialized. To con-
nect, open a standard telnet or terminal emulation program on a host system connected
to the local network. Point to the miSAN-V-Series Management LAN Ethernet interface
(“ETH0”) IP address (default is
192.168.1.1; see “Network Configuration” on page 60)
and the standard telnet port
23. The telnet client should be set to VT100 emulation, no
local echo, and 80
×24 characters or more.
Telnet access must be made via the TCP/IP network connection. If the unit includes more
than one network interface, a telnet session may by opened on any of the interfaces.
Access via a serial port is not supported.
Only one telnet session at a time is supported. If a second telnet session is opened from
the same or another host, on any interface, only a blank screen will be displayed.
When the telnet session connects, it will immediately display the following screen:
Type the username menu and press ENTER. The username “menu” is required for access
to the menu system. This username cannot be changed. If a password has been set, the
miSAN-V-Series will prompt for the password. If a password has not been set (default is
no password), an initial screen will be displayed, similar to the following:
- Operator’s 1
- Guide to conventions 2
- Table of Contents 3
- List of Figures 9
- Introduction to the miSAN 11
- Features 12
- Functionality 13
- Web Control Panel 14
- Introduction 15
- Java™ Installation 15
- Telnet Installation 15
- 16 Introduction to the miSAN 16
- Setting Up the miSAN 17
- Connecting the Cables 18
- 19 Setting Up the miSAN 19
- Power Button 20
- Settings 21
- Network Setup 22
- Remote iSCSI Target Device 23
- Host iSCSI Setup 24
- The Administrator 25
- The User 25
- The Security Officer 26
- Components 26
- Creating Virtual Tapes 28
- Creating Virtual Devices 29
- 30 Setting Up the miSAN 30
- 32 Setting Up the miSAN 32
- Interface Layout 33
- HSTC Options 34
- Information 34
- Browser links 35
- Devices Tab 35
- Virtual tape Tab 36
- Physical tapes Tab 36
- Messages 36
- Disk Storage 37
- Create Virtual Tapes 38
- Format Disks Tab 40
- Configure Virtual Devices 41
- Assign Virtual Tapes 42
- Configure Auto-archive 44
- Set Date and Time 45
- Update License 46
- Rescan Physical Devices 46
- Shut Down the HSTC 47
- Configuration 49
- Host vs. job I/O policy 50
- Host I/O idle minutes 51
- Overwrite non-committed 51
- SNMPWEBCARD 54
- SCSI HBA Ports 56
- HBA X speed 57
- Remote iSCSI device X 58
- Device X iSCSI Username 58
- Device X iSCSI password 58
- 5. Click on iSCSI password 59
- 11. Open the 61
- Network Configuration 62
- This is a 63
- X IP address 64
- X subnet mask 64
- Message Delivery 65
- 137.157.1.8:587 66
- Accounts 67
- Advanced Options 68
- Product Information 69
- Physical Devices 70
- Virtual Devices 70
- Virtual device assignments 70
- Credits and Licenses 70
- Mounted Medium listbox 72
- Autoload checkbox 72
- Virtual Stacker Device Panel 72
- Menu Button 76
- from a ph 78
- Host access 81
- Job control 81
- Physical Stacker Device Panel 82
- Inventory tab 82
- Disk cache 84
- Using host access 90
- Disabling host access 90
- Properties tab 91
- Optical Drive Device Panel 91
- Status Fields 93
- Virtual Tape Popup Menu 94
- Bar code: 96
- Physical Tapes Tab 97
- Jobs Tab 99
- Cybernetics UM-MV-86-B1-0801 100
- Activity Monitor 101
- Messages Tab 102
- UM-MV-86-B1-0801 Cybernetics 103
- Telnet Menu System 105
- Menu Operation 106
- SCSI configuration 107
- Display debug output 108
- Rescan SCSI buses 108
- Swap SCSI HBA ports 108
- Caution 109
- 110 Telnet Menu System 110
- Using the 3ware Disk Manager 111
- Logging In 112
- 3DM Menus 113
- Refreshing the Screen 113
- Setting Up 3DM Preferences 115
- 3DM Settings on the menu bar 117
- Controller Summary Page 118
- Controller Details Page 119
- Unit Information Page 120
- Unit Details Page 121
- Drive Information Page 122
- Port Page 123
- Controller Settings Page 124
- Background Task Rate 125
- Unit Policies 125
- Unit Names 126
- Other Controller Settings 126
- Scheduling Page 127
- About Task Schedules 128
- About Self-tests 128
- Rescan Controller 129
- Maintenance Task Buttons 131
- Alarms Page 133
- 3DM Settings Page 134
- E-mail Notification 135
- Password 135
- Page Refresh 135
- Remote Access 136
- Incoming Port # 136
- Creating a New Unit 136
- Rebuilding a Unit 137
- Creating a Hot Spare 138
- Adding a Drive 138
- Removing a Drive 138
- Product Specifications 147
- Non-operating 148
- Operating 148
- Microsoft 149
- iSCSI Initiator Software 149
- 5. Click 150
- Next to continue 152
- to continue 153
- Changing initiator node name 155
- Adding Target Devices 155
- Figure A-1 Advanced Settings 156
- OK to log onto the target 157
- Creating System Dependencies 158
- DependOnService 159
- Initiator 160
- LanmanWorkstation 161
- 3. Click “Log off” 162
- Linux iSCSI Initiator 163
- Core-iSCSI Setup 164
- Debian lk 2.6 164
- Source Compilation 165
- Test the setup 165
- Cybernetics UM-MV-12-B1-0801 166
- Glossary 167
- Common Questions 175
- Return Policies 179
- You must: 180
- Cybernetics (RAN XX-XXXX) 181
- 111 Cybernetics Way 181
- Yorktown, VA 23693 181
- Technical Support 183
- Cybernetics miSAN-V-Series 185
- FCC Notice 186
- CSA Notice 186
- GNU GPL Notice 186
- Apache Software License 186
- Product Warranty Statement 190
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