Cisco NSS32 Administration Manual page 26

Getting Started
Starting NAS Configuration
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If you receive Windows firewall warnings during this process, you may need to
allow the installation application to unblock the firewall settings. If the installation
does not start, you may also need to temporarily disable any security software on
your computer to run the Setup Wizard.
To configure your system using the Setup Wizard:
Insert the product CD and from the Welcome window and choose your NAS
model. The Setup Menu window opens.
Under First Time Installation, click Setup. The First Time Installation Wizard
window opens.
Click Next to launch the wizard. The End-User License Agreement window
opens.
To accept the End-User License Agreement, check the I accept this agreement
check box and click Next. The Hardware Installation Guide window opens.
Click Next and follow the prompts to check the package contents, install the disk
drives, and connect the equipment.
If you have already installed the disk drives and connected the equipment, click
Skip until you reach the System Configuration window.
From the System Configuration window, click Next to go to NAS configuration.
The NAS Configuration window opens.
Click Next. The Discovering the NAS window opens and advises when the
uninitialized device is found.
If your device is already configured, click Skip to go to Map Network Drive. See
Mapping a Network Drive, page
Click Next. The Web Configuration window opens.
The First Time Installation Wizard detects the NAS and prompts you to go through
the web configuration process. From the drop-down list, select a NAS device.
Click Next to continue. You are directed to a web configuration window to
complete the settings step by step. The Welcome window displays.
Click Next. You are redirected to a window where you can enter the name for this
server.
In the Server Name field, enter a name to identify the NAS device.
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