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Right-click on the FTvirtual Server icon
and select "Properties".
The [Component Properties] window appears.
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Select "FTvirtual Server" from the tree
on the left, check "enabled" in "Auto-
matic start" and click [Apply].
A red warning message will appear in the top of the
properties window but it just indicates a change in
properties and will have no effect on operations.
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Turning the server off
Perform shutdown in the FTvirtual Server window using the following procedures.
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Click [Start] " [All Programs] " [Mara-
thon Endurance] " [Management
Tasks] " [Endurance Configuration] "
[Shutdown] in this order.
A dialogue box for confirming shutdown will ap-
pear.
2
Click [OK].
After shutting down FTvirtual Server, shutdown
CoServer1 and CoServer2 and the power supply
will be turned off automatically.
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Click [OK] to close the [Component Prop-
erties] window and Endurance Manager
will end.
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Set IP addresses for the following adapt-
ers.
Because DHCP is preset to automatically acquire
IP addresses, if these IP addresses are acceptable
the following procedures are not required.
- CoServer1 "CoServer Management"
- CoServer2 "CoServer Management"
- FTvirtual Server "Local Area Connection"
"Redirected0" in CoServer1 and CoServer 2 has
been reserved for use by FTvirtual Server. Do not
bind internet protocol (TCP/IP) to these adapters.
Set the FTvirtual Server LAN IP address and the
subnet mask on the FTvirtual Server.
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If optional devices have been added
before running mini-setup of the OS,
refer to the following and perform op-
erations after expansion.
- When a 5-inch internal backup device is add-
ed
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When turning on the server again after turning it off,
wait for at least ten seconds and then press the power
switch.
If the server is turned on straight after being turned
off, an error will occur that may be cause damage.
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"5.8.4 Procedure after Installing
the Internal Backup Device"
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