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Chapter 1: About the POPnetserver 2000
Introduction
FIA POPnetserver 2000 User's Guide
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The POPnetserver is a network file server that can be used to increase
network storage on LAN-based networks in minutes. Storage can be
readily accessed by clients running Windows, Netware, Mac OS and
UNIX/Linux.
The POPnetserver 2000 contains an auto-sensing Ethernet interface that
automatically detects the type of network you're using, and the POPassist
utility gets your unit up and running quickly. You can then modify the
default settings to suit virtually any need with the POPmanage utility.
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Page 1: Chapter 1: About The Popnetserver 2000
Windows, Netware, Mac OS and UNIX/Linux. The POPnetserver 2000 contains an auto-sensing Ethernet interface that automatically detects the type of network you’re using, and the POPassist utility gets your unit up and running quickly. You can then modify the default settings to suit virtually any need with the POPmanage utility. - Page 2 Apple Talk o Network Information Service (NIS) Client o Ethernet (10/100BaseT) o Disk quota support • Supported file systems: o Microsoft (CIFS/ SMB) o UNIX (NFSv2 & NFSv3) o Novell NetWare o Macintosh (Appleshare) FIA POPnetserver 2000 User’s Guide...
- Page 3 2000 BOUT THE NETSERVER POPnetserver 2000 Components The illustrations below show the basic POPnetserver 2000 components you should be familiar with. A description of these components follows: Front Panel The front panel contains the Main power switch and system status indicators.
- Page 4 Main power switch for the POPnetserver 2000’s power supply. This should always be in the ON position. Cooling Fan Provides airflow and cooling to the POPnetserver 2000 system. Make sure this opening is never blocked while the server is in operation. FIA POPnetserver 2000 User’s Guide...
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Page 5: Documentation And Software
This CD-ROM contains the POPassist utility and the User’s Guide. When run, the POPassist utility will automatically search and configure the IP address of the POPnetserver 2000 on networks with DHCP servers. For other networks, it allows you to enter the necessary information to get your POPnetserver up and running quickly. - Page 6 2000 BOUT THE NETSERVER FIA POPnetserver 2000 User’s Guide...
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Page 7: Chapter 2: Setting Up The Popnetserver 2000
ETTING UP THE NETSERVER Chapter 2: Setting up the POPnetserver 2000 The POPnetserver 2000 was specifically designed to allow for quick and easy setup. Even those with minimal technical expertise can be up and running in a matter of minutes. - Page 8 2000 ETTING UP THE NETSERVER Setting up the POPnetserver 2000 The following basic steps provide an overview of what must be done to get your POPnetserver operational. 1. Physically place the unit. 2. Connect both the power and appropriate network cable.
- Page 9 Refer to the following procedures to position the unit in your required setting. For best performance, the POPnetserver 2000 should be secured in a cool place that allows for sufficient ventilation on the front and back.
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Page 10: Wall Mounting
ETTING UP THE NETSERVER Wall Mounting The feet of the POPnetserver 2000 also double as mounting brackets so the unit can be attached to a wall. WARNING: Make sure you select a solid surface that can support the weight of the unit. Avoid surfaces that may crumble or give way over time, such as plaster or drywall. - Page 11 Mount two #10 pan head screws on the desired wall 9.6 inches [244mm] apart to correspond with the holes you revealed in the POPnetserver’s feet. Hang the system on the wall, connecting the power cord and cables just as you would for any other type of placement. FIA POPnetserver 2000 User’s Guide...
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Page 12: Vertical Mounting
Using an optional stand available through FIA, the POPnetserver 2000 can be mounted vertically and tucked out of the way. Once you acquire the optional stand from FIA, slide it onto the bottom edge of the POPnetserver. Position the POPnetserver vertically with the stand on a hard flat surface. -
Page 13: Rack Mounting
ETTING UP THE NETSERVER Rack Mounting The POPnetserver 2000 has a 1U form factor (1.75 inches thick) and can be mounted in a standard rack-mounted server cabinet with an optional set of mounting ears. To install the POPnetserver in a rack, you must first remove the four ‘feet’... - Page 14 (2) holes in the mounting ears with the holes in the cabinet rails. Once the unit is aligned, mount with two (2) screws on each side of the unit. Once the POPnetserver has been mounted, connect the power and Ethernet cable. FIA POPnetserver 2000 User’s Guide...
- Page 15 (CAT5) network cable between the Ethernet connector on the rear of the unit and a hub on the network. Connect the included power cord between the receptacle on the back of the POPnetserver and a grounded, three-pronged outlet or power strip. FIA POPnetserver 2000 User’s Guide...
- Page 16 Ethernet connector on the rear of the unit and the Ethernet card on the workstation. Connect the included power cord between the receptacle on the back of the POPnetserver and a grounded, three-pronged outlet or power strip. FIA POPnetserver 2000 User’s Guide...
- Page 17 2000 ETTING UP THE NETSERVER Turning the POPnetserver 2000 On and Off Turning On the POPnetserver Verify the included power cord is connected between the AC receptacle on the back of the unit and an operational wall outlet or power strip.
- Page 18 The complete shutdown takes about 30 seconds. WARNING! Holding the power switch for 5 seconds will cause the POPnetserver 2000 to immediately shut down. This should only be done under extreme circumstances as data loss could result. FIA POPnetserver 2000 User’s Guide...
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