Huawei OceanStor 2600 V3 Product Description page 160

OceanStor 2600 V3
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Users can log in to DeviceManager using a common browser.
To master GUI-based operations, you are advised to read this document and practice the
operations using the DeviceManager Demo. As a simulation program of storage system
management software, the DeviceManager Demo simulates configuration and management
operations on a storage system.
Introduction to the CLI
The CLI enables users to manage and maintain the V3 series storage systems using command
lines.
Users need to log in to the CLI by using terminal software, such as the HyperTerminal
provided by Windows, or PuTTY.
There are two ways to log in to the CLI.
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Status bar
Navigation bar
Exit, help, and
language selection
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Fault statistics area
Log in through a serial port of a storage system. To connect to a serial port, the
maintenance terminal must be located next to the storage system. Therefore, this login
mode is applicable to the scenario where a user does not know the management IP
address of a storage system or a storage system is faulty.
Log in through a management network port of a storage system. When there are
reachable routes, a user can log in to the CLI by entering the IP address of the
management network port of a storage system in the terminal software. IP networks are
easily accessible. Therefore, a user can log in to a storage system remotely, and this login
mode is more popular.
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The status bar shows information such as the user name
currently logged in and the login time.
The navigation bar shows the function modules of a
storage system. Users can click a function module to
configure the corresponding functions.
This area displays an exit button, a help button, and a
language selection button. DeviceManager supports two
languages: simplified Chinese and English.
The fault statistics area shows the number of each level
of system faults, helping users better understand the
running status of a storage system.
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