Restoring Factory Default Settings; Upgrading Software (Control Tab) - D-Link DSN-5410-10 - xStack Storage Area Network Array Hard Drive Software Manual

6.2.7 Restoring Factory Default Settings

There may be times when you want to return the xStack Storage array to its factory default
settings. Using the Restore Factory Defaults button in the Settings tab of the System
Administration view, you can return the xStack Storage to the settings that were in effect
when it was shipped from the factory. However, any volumes you set up will remain intact.
For a complete list of the xStack Storage's factory default settings, refer to Appendix B.
1. In the System Administration View, click the Control tab.
2. Click the Restore Factory Defaults button.
The Restore Factory Defaults message in Figure 6-13 appears.
3. If you want to return the management port to its default factory setting, click Yes.
Doing so, however, means you will have to change the IP address of your Management
Center to the same subnet as the xStack Storage's default port of 192.168.1.1.
Otherwise, click No to not restore the management port to the factory default setting.
Or you can click Cancel to cancel the operation.

6.2.8 Upgrading Software (Control Tab)

From time to time, software upgrades will be made available that contain new features and
other improvements. Using the Control tab, you can update the xStack Storage software. If
your xStack Storage system is equipped with redundant controllers that are already running
version 2.5.0 (or later), this procedure will update the software on both controllers at the
same time.
To upgrade the software:
1. Download the xStack Storage software file and note the location where the file has been
downloaded.
2. In the System Administration View, click the Control tab.
3. Click the Upgrade button.
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Figure 6-13. Restore Factory Defaults Message
To upgrade software, you must download the software file to a location
where the xStack Storage can access it. If your environment uses a port-
based firewall, either disable the firewall prior to upgrading software or
create a rule that will allow the xStack Storage to go outside the firewall.
For more information, see section 9.3.