Dell PowerVault 775N (Rackmount NAS Appliance) User Manual

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icon on the desktop of the NAS system.

4. Click Administrative Tools or System Management to display the list of selectable options.

5. Click the tool or setting you want.

6. When you are finished using the Advanced Administration Menu, log off by clicking Logoff at the bottom of the

Advanced Administration Menu.

The following tools are available through the Advanced Administration Menu:

Broadcom Network Teaming — Launches Broadcom Advanced Server Control Suite, which allows you to perform

advanced functions on Broadcom NICs, such as setting up teaming and virtual LANs.

Distributed File System — Allows management of multiple network shares.

Event Viewer — Allows you to view events in your application log, security log, and system log.

Intel Network Teaming — Launches Intel® PROSet II, which allows you to perform advanced functions on Intel

NICs, such as setting up teaming and virtual LANs.

Network Tools — Displays the Network Tools Interface Utility, which allows you to perform operations such as

nslookup, ping, and tracert.

Performance Monitor — Displays the Performance Monitor.

Perform System State Backup — Enables you to back up your system-state data.

Retrieve Dell Service Tag — Provides the Dell service tag number for your NAS system.

Windows Powered Help — Displays help for the Windows Powered operating system.

Windows QFEs — Displays the QFEs installed on the NAS system.

Windows 2000 Backup/Recovery —Launches Windows 2000 Backup and Recovery Tools.

Computer Management — Provides management for local or remote computers.

Dell Remote Assistant Setup — Configures the remote access IP address, user name and password.

Disk Management — Launches Dell OpenManage Array Manager, which provides comprehensive storage management

for your disks and volumes.

Internet Information Services — Provides management for Internet Information Services on the system.

Local Security Settings — Enables you to manually set security settings.

Network Properties — Displays the Network and Dial-up Connections window.

NFS Cache — Enables and disables the NFS write-back cache.

Removable Storage — Enables you to track or manage storage media and devices.

Set Date/Time — Allows you to set the date and time.

Set Regional Options — Displays the Regional Options window, which allows you to change the locale and language

settings for the system.

Task Manager — Provides applications, processes, and performance information.

Terminal Services Config — Enables you to configure Terminal Services.

Click the Language link to change the language of the Advanced Administration Menu to Chinese, English, French, German,

Japanese, or Spanish.

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