Document Outline

• HP NAS 8000 Overview
  • What is NAS?
  • Product Overview
    • Hardware
    • Software
  • Product Configurations
    • Direct-Attached Configuration
    • Direct-Attached Configuration with High Availability
    • SAN Configuration
    • SAN Configuration with High Availability
  • User’s Guide Overview
• NAS 8000 Concepts
  • Understanding Physical and Logical Storage
    • Physical Storage
    • Logical Storage
  • Understanding High Availability
    • Cluster Components
    • Failover Models
    • Resource Model
    • Failover Packages
    • Eliminating Single Points of Failure
    • High-Availability Options in the Command View NAS Web Interface
  • About HP NAS Server Security
    • HP NAS Server Security in a UNIX-only Environment
    • HP NAS Server Security in an NT-only Environment
    • Sharing Files Across Multiple Platforms
• Getting Started
  • Using the Command View NAS Web Interface
    • Downloading the Sun Microsystems Java™ Plug-In
  • Using Online Help
    • Printing Help Information
  • Task Overview
    • Prerequisites
    • Management Tasks
• Configuring Your System and Network
  • Using the Configuration Wizard
  • Identifying your NAS Server
  • Shutting Down and Restarting
    • Direct-Attached and SAN Configuration
    • High-Availability Configuration
  • Configuring System Security
    • Editing the Command View NAS Access List
    • Setting an Administrative Password
  • Configuring System Settings
    • Defining the System Name
    • Setting the Date and Time
    • Assigning Contact Information
  • Configuring TCP/IP Settings
    • Defining IP Addresses
    • Defining the Command View Management Port
    • Enabling Bonding
    • Setting the Domain Name Service (DNS)
  • Configuring High-Availability Settings
    • Cluster Configuration Overview
    • Entering Node Settings
    • Defining the Cluster Name
    • Defining the Quorum Server
    • Setting Timeouts and Intervals
    • Starting and Stopping Clustering Services
  • Configuring Networking Settings
    • Windows Settings
    • UNIX Settings
  • Configuring Alert Settings
    • Defining SNMP Alerts
    • Defining Email Alerts (SMTP)
    • Setting Up the Remote System Log
  • Configuring User and Group Mapping
    • Understanding User and Group Mapping
    • Importing and Exporting Users or Groups
  • Configuring UPS Connections
• Managing Your Storage
  • Managing Arrays and LUNs
    • Viewing the Storage Array Summary
    • Scanning for New Storage
    • Renaming an Array
    • Using Advanced Array Management
    • Creating a LUN
    • Deleting a LUN
  • Managing Volume Groups
    • Viewing Volume Groups
    • Creating a Volume Group
    • Editing a Volume Group
    • Deleting a Volume Group
  • Managing Failover Packages
    • Viewing Failover Packages
    • Adding a New Package
    • Editing a Package
    • Deleting a Package
    • Starting a Package
    • Stopping a Package
    • Failing Over a Package
    • Failing Back a Package
  • Managing File Volumes
    • Viewing File Volume Information
    • Creating a New File Volume
    • Editing a File Volume
    • Deleting a File Volume
  • Managing Shares and Exports
    • Viewing Shares and Exports
    • Creating or Editing an SMB Share
    • Creating or Editing an NFS Export
    • Deleting a Share or Export
    • Verifying that the HP NAS Server Is Accessible to Users
    • Creating a Directory
    • Renaming a Directory
    • Deleting a Directory
  • Replicating Data with Snapshots
    • Using Snapshots
    • Creating a Snapshot
    • Editing a Snapshot
    • Deleting a Snapshot
    • Scheduling a Snapshot
  • Managing Quotas
    • Understanding Quotas
    • Enabling or Disabling Quotas
    • Managing User Quotas
    • Managing Group Quotas
• Monitoring the System
  • Viewing the Status Summary
    • Storage Array Status
  • Monitoring the NAS Server
    • Monitoring Events
    • Monitoring the Environment
    • Monitoring Components
    • Monitoring Performance
  • Monitoring High-Availability Settings
    • Monitoring Nodes
    • Monitoring Failover Packages
• Enabling Virus and Backup Software
  • Using NAS Virus Protection
    • Overview
    • Updating the Virus File
    • Using Scheduled Scan Control
    • Using Real Time Protection Control
    • Managing Quarantined Files
    • Viewing Virus Logs
  • Using the Backup Agent
    • Connecting Tape Devices
    • Using HP OpenView OmniBack II and the NAS Backup Agent
    • Managing and Configuring the HP OpenView OmniBack II NAS Agent
  • Enabling Snapshots
• Recovering from a Disaster
  • Restoring the NAS Server Configuration
  • Restoring Storage Array Settings
  • Restoring the NAS Server and Storage Array
• Integrating with Network Backup Applications
  • Using HP OpenView OmniBack II
    • OmniBack II User Interface for Windows NT
    • OmniBack II User Interface for UNIX
  • Using Computer Associates ARCserve 2000
    • ARCserve 2000 for Windows NT
  • Using Veritas Backup Exec
  • Using Veritas NetBackup
    • NetBackup for Windows
    • NetBackup for UNIX
  • Using IBM Tivoli Storage Manager
    • Storage Manager for Windows
    • Storage Manager for UNIX
  • Using Legato NetWorker
    • Networker for Windows
    • Networker for UNIX
• Obtaining Product Support and Software Upgrades
  • Contacting HP NAS Server Service and Support
    • HP NAS Server Support Web Site
    • Contact Customer Support
  • Viewing the Command View NAS License
  • Viewing Open Source Code
  • Using Array Diagnostics
  • Upgrades
    • Upgrading NAS Server Software
    • Upgrading Storage Array Firmware
• NAS 8000 System and Hardware Upgrades
  • System Upgrades
    • Upgrading to a High-Availability System
  • Hardware Upgrades and Replacements
    • NAS Server Upgrades
    • Storage Array Upgrades
    • Tape Library Upgrade
    • UPS Upgrade
• SNMP Trap Definitions
• Legal Information
  • Acknowledgments
  • HP Surestore Software License Agreement
  • Safety and Regulatory Information
  • HP NAS Server Warranty Information
    • Warranty Information
    • Hewlett-Packard Limited Warranty Statement
• Command View SDM Limitations
• Command View NAS Command Line Interface
• Glossary