User manual SONY FSV-M3

[. . . ] Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference. Sony and StorStation are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sony Corporation in this country, other countries, or both. â· Internet Explorer, Microsoft, Windows, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000, and Windows XP Professional are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. â· Linux is either a registered trademark or trademark of Linus Torvalds in the United States and/or other countries. [. . . ] the shares accessible to anonymous users are determined by the settings in the "Security" - "Share Folders". If a share is set for public access, anonymous users can access it. FTP access with a Web browser Type "ftp://<host name or IP address of the FSV-M3>/home/<share name>" in the Address or Location box of your browser. Type "ftp <host name or IP address of the FSV-M3>", and then press the Enter key. When your password is authenticated, the following appears. Using the change directory command (cd), access the share that you want. Japanese files and folders names are saved using the EUC character code. Depending on the software used by your FTP client, some file and/or folder names may not be displayed properly. Use the Storage menu to change hard disks on the fly, configure RAID groups, manage shares, etc. Share Used to create, delete, and modify shares, as well as activate/deactivate automatic share creation. Model Displays the hard disk model name. Each FSV-M3 hard disk has five partitions. The numbers in brackets next to "In Use" represent these partitions. â· When you see [5/5], all the partitions of the hard disk are normal. â· When you see [x/5] (x<5), x partitions are normal and the remaining 5-x partitions are problematic. Because the FSV-M3 uses RAID configuration (RAID 1 and RAID 5), even if some hard disk partitions are problematic, the FSV-M3 can still operate normally at reduced performance levels. Therefore, it is important that you replace a hard disk when a problem arises with a partition by performing the procedure outlined in "Replacing a Hard Disk, " below. If a FSV-M3 hard disk malfunctions, you can replace it on the fly, while the server is running. You can quickly ascertain when a problem arises with a hard disk, as the Status column shows [x/5] (x<5) and the background color is yellow. When a problem arises with a hard disk the Status column shows [x/5] (x<5) and the background color is yellow. When the following page appears, wait until the LED indicator goes off. When it is safe to remove the hard disk, the following screen appears. [. . . ] nTFS File system used by Windows NT , Windows 2000 , and Windows XP. Compared to the FAT file system, the NTFS provides improved security and can control access from other operating systems. (Example: Windows, UNIX) Rack mount Ordinarily, a 19-inch rack (cabinet) in which servers or disk units made to fit such a rack are mounted. Determines the optimum path (route) for forwarding received data. [. . . ]