User's Guide Overview - HP StorageWorks 8000 - NAS User Manual

User's Guide Overview

This user's guide contains the following chapters.
Chapter
Chapter 1, NAS 8000 Overview
Chapter 2, HP NAS 8000 Concepts
Chapter 3, Getting Started
Chapter 4, Configuring Your
System and Network
Chapter 5, Managing Your Storage
Chapter 6, Monitoring the System
Chapter 7, Enabling Virus and
Backup Software
Chapter 8, Recovering from a
Disaster
Chapter 9, Integrating with
Network Backup Applications
Chapter 10, Product Support,
Software Upgrades, & Diagnostics
& Tools
Appendix A, HP NAS 8000 System
and Hardware Upgrades
Appendix B, SNMP Trap Definitions
Appendix C, Legal Information
Appendix D, Command View SDM
Limitations
Appendix E, NAS Command Line
Interface
HP StorageWorks NAS 8000 User's Guide
Introduction to the features of the NAS 8000.
Key concepts you need to know about storage and security.
What you need to do to begin using the NAS 8000.
Set up your system, TCP/IP, networking, and alerts settings. If
you have a high-availability NAS server, enter those settings
here. You can also configure user and group mapping, and
monitor UPS connections.
Set up LUNs, volume groups, failover packages (if you have a
high-availability system), file volumes, shares, exports,
snapshots, and quotas.
Monitor the NAS server's events, environment, components,
and performance. You can also monitor high-availability
settings and any attached arrays.
Use virus-protection software, backup agent, and snapshots to
protect your data.
Restore your storage system to its originally configured state.
Use network backup applications with your NAS server.
Contact support, view Open Source code, run diagnostic
tools, and obtain software upgrades.
Obtain system and hardware upgrades.
List of SNMP trap definitions
Acknowledgments; software license agreement; safety,
regulatory, and warranty information.
Overview of the Command View SDM.
How to access the Command View NAS Command Line
Interface.
NAS 8000 Overview
Description
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