Dell PowerVault 715N (Rackmount NAS Appliance) User Manual
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Computer Management on the
PowerVault Advanced
Administration Menu, which is
available through Terminal Services. See
the online help for specific information
about configuring this service.
I have deleted an FTP share and folder from my
NAS appliance. However, when I use Terminal
Services to confirm the removal, I can still see
the shared folder in the FTP section of the MMC.
By default, this folder is
not deleted by the
PowerVault NAS Manager.
Manually remove this listing from the
listed shared folders in the FTP section of
the MMC.
I am looking for a topic on the context sensitive
online help in the PowerVault NAS Manager, but
it says No Topic Available.
Some sections of the
PowerVault NAS Manager
do not have context
sensitive help.
For information relating to a specific
function, see the Windows Powered Help,
which is available through Terminal
Services by clicking Windows Powered
Help on the Advanced Administration
Menu, or see the appropriate section in
this Administrator's Guide.
I tried to clear the FTP log or the Web (HTTP)
Shares log in the Maintenance section of the
PowerVault NAS Manager, but I received an error
message and the log was not cleared.
The logs are currently
locked by the NAS
appliance for the FTP
service and to support the
PowerVault NAS Manager.
The logs cannot be
cleared in the PowerVault
NAS Manager.
Connect to the NAS appliance using
Terminal Services and clear these logs
using MMC. You can access MMC by
clicking Computer Management on the
Advanced Administration Menu,
which is available through Terminal
Services.
While viewing the properties of a user, I selected
the General tab. The fields for this user are now
all blank.
You were already in the
General area and the
page did not refresh
properly.
Select Cancel or click Back on your
browser. Next, reselect the user for
whom you wanted to view properties.
I added members to a local group using the
PowerVault NAS Manager, but when I click OK,
the screen only refreshes.
You might have removed,
and then added, the same
member to the local
group. This might cause
the screen to refresh
instead of update
correctly.
Reselect the Local Groups tab in the
PowerVault NAS Manager primary menu.
Next, add or remove the appropriate
members to or from the local group.
Console redirection shows that the dynamic host
control protocol (DHCP) is available, but DHCP
exits without getting an IP address
The Kick-Start utility
DHCP option might not be
enabled.
Ensure that the Kick-Start utility DHCP
option is enabled.
The DHCP gets an IP address, and then displays
MTFTP 224.0.1.2
followed by BD ....
The PXE service could not
be contacted.
Stop, and then restart the PXE service.
Console redirection displays the message Can
not find connection to the computer
.
The Windows 2000 client
system PV715REC is not
available.
Ensure that the Windows 2000 client
system with the system name
PV715REC is available.
Console redirection displays the message Access
denied
.
The user named PV715
might not exist or the
incorrect password might
have been used.
Ensure that the user named PV715
exists and the password is password.
Console redirection displays the message File
not found
.
The Reinstallation CD
might not be available or
shared.
Ensure that the Reinstallation CD is
inserted into the client system's CD drive
and that the CD drive has been shared.
The BIOS does not see hard drive 0 because the
hard drive has failed.
The hard drive has failed
or the operating system
files or boot record is
missing or corrupt.
No immediate action is required. The
NAS appliance can automatically boot
from hard drive 1.
Hard disk 0 has failed, and I need to replace it
with a new hard drive.
The hard drive has failed
or the operating system
files or boot record is
missing or corrupt
Follow the steps in "
" in the "
" section.
Hard disk 1, 2, or 3 has failed, and I need to
replace it with a new hard drive.
The hard drive has failed
or the operating system
files or boot record is
missing or corrupt
Follow the steps in "
" in the "
" section.
My NAS appliance lost power. When I turned it
During an unexpected
Take no action. Your NAS appliance is