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Cisco Small Business

NSS300 Series Smart Storage

ADMINISTRATION

GUIDE

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Contents

Chapter 1: Introducing the NAS 8

Benefits 8

Logging In to the NAS 9

Using the Help 10

Approved Vendor List for Drives and UPS Compatibility 10

Chapter 2: Getting Started 11

Before You Begin 11

Getting to Know the NSS300 Series Smart Storage 12

NSS322 12

NSS324 and NSS326 15

Installing the NSS322, NSS324, and NSS326 19

Placement Tips 19

Installing the Disk Drives 19

Locking and Unlocking the Disk Trays 22

Connecting the Equipment 23

Verifying the Hardware Installation 24

Starting NAS Configuration 24

Windows Operating System 25

Mac OS X or Linux Operating System 25

System Configuration Using the Windows Setup Wizard 25

System Configuration Using the LCD Display 30

System Configuration Using Mac OS X or Linux 32

Mapping a Network Drive 33

Mapping a Network Drive from the Setup Wizard 33

Mapping a Network Drive From Windows 34

Installing the Client Utility for Windows 35

Install the Tool 35

Run the Tool From the CD 36

Remove the Tool 37

Installing the Client Utility for Mac 37

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Accessing the Management GUI Using a Web Browser 38

Suggested Next Steps 38

Set Up Services 38

Set Up Backup 39

Set Up Network Shares 39

Reset Network Settings and Password 39

Inline Power Switch Module 40

Chapter 3: Managing the System 42

Status 42

System Information 43

System Service 44

Resource Monitor 47

View Logs 48

Administration 51

General Settings 51

Network 58

Hardware 67

Security 69

Notification 74

Power Management 79

Network Recycle Bin 81

Backup/Restore Settings 83

System Logs Settings 84

Firmware Upgrade 92

Restore to Factory Default 93

Network Service Discovery 94

Users 97

User Groups 102

Disk Management 105

Volume Management 105

RAID Management 111

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HDD SMART 115

Encrypted File System 117

iSCSI 118

Virtual Disk 132

Network Shares 133

Share Folders 133

Quota 138

Network Services 140

Microsoft Networking 140

Apple Networking 145

NFS Service 146

FTP Service 148

Telnet/SSH 150

SNMP Settings 151

Web Server 152

Remote Access 156

Applications 164

Web File Manager 164

Accessing the Web File Manager 166

Using the Web File Manager 167

Multimedia Station 172

Download Station 186

Accessing the Download Station 187

Using the Download Station 187

iTunes Server 190

UPnP Media Server 191

MySQL Server 192

PKG Plugins 193

Syslog Server 194

RADIUS Server 197

Backup 202

External Drive 202

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USB One Touch Copy 204

Remote Replication 205

Time Machine 207

Mozy Backup 209

External Device 229

External Storage Device 229

UPS Settings 231

Chapter 4: Configuring the NAS for Active Directory Authentication 234

Before You Begin 234

Joining the NAS to Your Domain 235

Configuring Date and Time 235

Configuring DNS Settings 236

Configuring Microsoft Networking 237

Chapter 5: NAS Maintenance 241

Restart or Shut Down the NAS 242

Hardware System Reset 242

Basic System Reset (3 seconds) 244

Advanced System Reset (10 seconds) 245

Disk Failure or Malfunction 245

Power Outage or Abnormal Shutdown 247

System Software Abnormal Operation 247

System Temperature Protection 247

Product Battery Replacement 248

Chapter 6: Troubleshooting Abnormal RAID Operation 249

Before You Begin the Troubleshooting Process 249

Troubleshooting Abnormal RAID Operation of Your NAS 250

Chapter 7: Using the LCD Display 252

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System Configuration Using the LCD Display 252

Viewing System Information Using the LCD Display 256

TCP/ IP 256

Physical Disk 257

Volume 258

System 259

Shut Down 259

Reboot 260

Password 260

Back 261

System Messages 261

Appendix A: Specifications 262

Appendix B: Where to Go From Here 264

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Introducing the NAS

The Cisco Network Attached Storage, or NAS, is a data storage device that is

connected to a network and provides network access to the data stored on it. The

NAS provides centralized data storage for backup and collaboration. Users can

access data from devices on the local network or from remote locations. The NAS

has many data protection and high availability features to assure data is always

protected.

Benefits

The NAS is a high-performance network storage device that targets the needs of

small business. There are three models of the NAS based on the number of disks

that they can support internally.

•2-Bay Desktop Network Storage System (NSS322)

•4-Bay Desktop Network Storage System (NSS324)

•6-Bay Desktop Network Storage System (NSS326)

Each NAS model provides the following benefits:

•Next generation protocol Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6)

•Data protection in the form of Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID)

•UPnP DLNA Media Server

•Command line remote access

•iSCSI target feature

•Email or SMS alert integration for remote notification

•One Touch backup button on the front of the NAS

•Ability to transfer and sync data connected to USB devices

Introducing the NAS

Logging In to the NAS

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•Mozy online backup

•WebDAV/HTTP access to shares

•Included applications, such as WordPress, and the capabilility to have more

added.

Logging In to the NAS

You can log in to the NAS from your web browser.

NOTE You must know the IP address of your NAS log in. If your NAS is equipped with an

LCD display, you can find it there. Otherwise, you can determine the IP address from

the device that issued the IP address to the NAS.

To log in to your NAS:

STEP 1 Start a web browser. In the Address bar, enter the IP address of the device on port

8080: for example, http://192.168.0.100:8080.

STEP 2 When the login window opens, enter the administrator account username and

password.

The default username is admin. The default password is admin.

Username and password are case sensitive.

STEP 3 If necessary, choose your language from the Language menu.

STEP 4 Click SSL Login to login using SSL.

STEP 5 Click Login.

NOTE If you are logging in to the NAS for the first time, you will be prompted to change the

admin password.

Introducing the NAS

Using the Help

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Using the Help

Online, content-sensitive help is built-in to the NAS interface and is always

available to help you understand the rich features of the NAS.

NOTE The term “content-sensitive help” means you have instant access to specific help

content regarding the window that is currently opened. This makes it quicker to find

the answers that you need.

To access content-sensitive, online help:

STEP 1 Go to a window for which you desire online help.

STEP 2 From the top right of the open window, click Help. A new help window opens for

and provides online help information for that specific feature.

STEP 3 After reading online help, you can close the help window.

Approved Vendor List for Drives and UPS Compatibility

The Cisco Small Business Smart Storage Approved Disk Drive List provides

recommendations for compatible hard drives, UPS, and external enclosure for use

in the NSS322, NSS324, and NSS326 Series of Network Attached Storage (NAS)

products. Cisco recommends using enterprise-class hard drives that are rated for

24 x 7 applications. If you are using an external USB or eSATA drive or enclosure

that is not on the AVL list, you may be able to read and write to it but for complete

feature support and long term data integrity, we recommend a drive or enclosure

that has been fully tested and approved.

For more information, see the Cisco Small Business Smart Storage Approved

Disk Drive List.

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