Dell PowerVault 775N (Rackmount NAS Appliance) - Manual (Page 7)

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Default NetWare supervisor user name
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For the NAS system, the default NetWare supervisor user name is
supervisor, and the password is powervault. Dell recommends that
you change the password for this user in addition to the standard
administrator password to eliminate possible security issues.
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NAS system security/password rules
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The NAS system ships from the factory with a default set of local security rules. They are:
-Password expires after 90 days
-Password must be a minimum of six characters
-No restrictions on the password complexity
-Password cannot be the same as the past five passwords
-Account is locked-out after five invalid logon attempts
-After 30 minutes the Lockout count is reset to 0
-After a lockout, you must wait 30 minutes for the next logon attempt
Note: These security rules may or may not be overwritten if your NAS system
is joined to a domain. If your NAS system is part of a domain, contact your IT
manager to determine the security rules being used by system.
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Changing a user/administrator password through the NAS Manager
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When changing a user/admininstrator password from the NAS Manager
UI you may receive the following message: "The new password does not
match password complexity rules". This message is generated if the new
password does not comply with the password security rules of the
NAS system. The default password security rules for the NAS
system are:
-Password must be a minimum of 6 characters
-Password cannot be the same as the past 5 passwords
When changing a user/administrator password be sure to follow these rules.
Note: These security rules may or may not be overwritten if your NAS system
is joined to a domain. If your NAS system is part of a domain, contact your IT
manager to determine the security rules being used by system.
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Support for Spare Memory Row
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Your NAS system has spare memory row support, which allows the system
to reserve a memory bank for failover. This feature is only supported on your
NAS system with BIOS version A04 or above. Before enabling the spare memory row
feature, download and install the latest BIOS available.
Check support.dell.com for the latest BIOS release for your system.
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Configuring the UPS service from NAS manager
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After enabling the Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) service from the NAS Manager UI