Step 2: Turn On Your Snap Server; Turning Off Your Snap Server; Step 3: Connect To The Server For The First Time - Adaptec Snap Server 110 User Manual

Step 2: Turn On Your Snap Server

Connect the provided power supply to your Snap Server, and swing the retainer
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clip to fit snugly over the power connector.
Connect the provided AC power cord to the power supply, then connect the
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server to a UPS and/or electrical outlet.
Your Snap Server is designed to work with an APC-brand, USB or
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network-based UPS device to automatically shut down cleanly in the event of an
extended power failure. The APC unit must be configured in the Administration
Tool and in the APC user interface. To configure the APC in the Administration
Tool, go to
Step 2: Turn On Your Snap Server
Press the Power Button until
the Status light turns on, then
release the button and wait for
the server to start up.
When the Status light starts
blinking at a steady rate
(about once a second), the
startup is complete.
Turning Off Your Snap
Server
To turn off your Snap Server:
Press the Power Button until the Status light blinks three times (about one
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second). Release the button and wait for the lights to turn off.
After you turn off the Snap Server, the lights remain lit while the server
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completes its shutdown. You must wait for all of the lights to turn off before you
turn on the server again or disconnect it from the power source. The Snap Server
should never take more than thirty seconds to shut down.
It is important to shut down your server properly to avoid the possibility of
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data corruption.

Step 3: Connect to the Server for the First Time

Your Snap Server is preset to acquire an IP address automatically. If your network
does not automatically assign IP addresses, you may not be able to see the server on
your network and you will have to manually assign an IP address.
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