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was organized rather than a copy of the data. It provides a consistent view of the device,
but it can build a snapshot of the device on and only on the local UMG-2000 Series.
Another way is building a full data copy. It is a safer method to build all your data into a ZIP
file; however, it takes much more storage space because of redundancy. Backup to the
remote SAMBA or NFS server is supported and it is a good choice if you already have a
storage server. It is strongly recommended to enable the feature of auto backup because
the administrator can restore the data to a previous backup when data corruption occurs.
REMOTE DATA SYNCHRONIZATION
Please refer to Section - Remote Data Synchronization.
7.1 Storage Overview
The Storage “Overview” screen presents the current network storage services status
summary. The system administrator can quickly view important details of the network
storage condition and services.
NETWORK STORAGE STAUS
This section lists the current status of the storage.
Service Status: Displays the current RAID state of operation: active, rebuilding,
sync, or removed. Once the RAID is in “removed” state, check the disk
status to determine which disk is fault. Please refer to Appendix A - FAST
RECOVERY.
DISK Array: Displays the current storage RAID level: RAID 0, RAID 0+1, or RAID
5.
Array Status: Displays the status of the 4 disks, good or bad.
Total Capacity: Displays the total storage size in Gigabyte.
Total Free Capacity: Displays the available storage size in Gigabyte.
NFS Server: Displays the status of the NFS service, up or down.
DISK STAUS
This section lists the current status of the four disks, good or bad. If any disk is in bad state,