Network Healthy/Network Critical And Important Updates - LaCie 5big Backup Server Configuration Manual

LaCie 5big Backup Server
Configuration Guide
Resources
✦ View hardware information about your 5big Backup Server.
✦ View the version of software information.
✦ Learn more about your 5big Backup Server.
✦ Connect to the 5big Backup Server.
✦ Community
✦ Contact Product Support.
In addition, you can shut down or restart the 5big Backup Server
from the Settings dialog box by clicking Shut Down
prompt will appear to shut down or restart the 5big Backup Server.
For more information about the Settings, click Help on the Set-
tings dialog box.
IMPORTANT INFO: While one hopes never to experience a prob-
lem, it is critical to prepare for all eventualities. Therefore, soon after
setting up your network server, LaCie highly recommends that you
create a system recovery USB 2.0 flash drive. See
further details.
3.5.1. Network Healthy/Network Critical
and Important Updates
The normally green Network Healthy icon
the Console may turn red at times, noting Network Critical
36). Click once on the Network Critical icon to view the problem(s)
encountered by the system. You may find notices for virus and/or
spyware protection on some of the workstations connected to the
5big Backup Server. You can choose to address the issue on the
workstation(s), or select Ignore this issue
Critical icon becomes Network Healthy when all items on the list
have been fixed or ignored.
The Network Critical icon can appear when a major software
update is required. When set to Install updates automatically in
Console>Settings>General, the 5big Backup Server will periodi-
cally search for and install updates to Windows Home Server on its
own. However, for major updates, the system will prompt you to
initiate the process.
For automatic updates to work properly, the 5big Backup Server
must have a connection to the Internet.
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