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- Page 1 Quick Start Guide and User CD Kurzanleitung und Benutzer-CD Guía de iniciación rápida y CD del usuario Guide de mise en route rapide et CD de l'utilisateur...
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Page 2: Connecting The Power Cords
Installing the Snap Server 14000 in a Rack Install the Snap Server 14000 into a rack using the rack mounting kit provided. Warning: The server weighs approximately 75 pounds, and rack installation requires two or more people. In a 4-post rack, it is highly recommended that you use the rear support brackets to secure the server to the rack. -
Page 3: Connecting To Your Network
Connecting to Your Network Connect the server to a 10BaseT, 100BaseTX, or 1000BaseT network. Use one or both of the Ethernet cables provided starting with the primary Ethernet connector. Using both connectors offers advantages such as load balancing and failover. Note: If you use only one network connector, use the primary Ethernet connector marked '1' on the back of the server as shown in the section, “Hardware Features.”... -
Page 4: Hardware Features
Hardware Features Power button System status light and network link light Disk drive status lights Hot-swappable fans Power module status lights AC power on/off switches AC power supply modules Power connectors Power supply activity lights Service connector Fan status lights Primary Ethernet connector SCSI connector Secondary Ethernet connector... - Page 5 User CD Obtaining Service for Your Snap Server 14000 To obtain service or technical support for your Snap Server 14000, please visit our Web site at www.snapappliance.com, or call 1-888-338-SNAP. For immediate response to a service inquiry, you can submit a question to our Technical Support department using our Expert Knowledge Base System http://www.snapappliance.com/support Service für Ihren...
- Page 6 Using the Snap Server 14000 Once installed on your network, the Snap Server 14000 appears as a server with shared folders. You can use the server to organize and store files as you do with folders on your local hard disk. The default server name is SNAP nnnnnn , where nnnnnn is the server number of your server.