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Troubleshooting and Error Codes
General Issues
E-3
How do I create UNIX
mount points?
The HP NetStorage 6000 automatically
generates a UNIX mount point at the root of a file
volume when you create the volume. Thus, there
is no need to manage mount points on a
directory by directory basis. Refer to your UNIX
users guide for more information about mount
points.
My version of the
syslog is not
automatically displaying
HP NetStorage 6000
event log entries in the
system log file.
Red Hat Linux 6.1 requires that you set the -r
option in the syslog daemon to enable the device
to receive messages from the network. This
action, along with defining the remote server on
the SYSLOG page, allows the HP NetStorage
6000 event log messages to appear in the Red
Hat Linux 6.1 system log file.
Problem Solution
- HP SureStore 1
- NetStorage 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 7: Reporting 4
- Chapter 8: Securing Data 4
- Appendix A: Legal Information 5
- Table of Contents-5 7
- Chapter 1 8
- Getting Started 9
- HP NetStorage 6000 Hardware 10
- Logical Drives 11
- Partitions and File Volumes 12
- Increasing Storage Capacity 13
- Overview 14
- Hot Spare Drives 15
- Redundant Power Supply Cords 16
- Local Backup 19
- Remote Backup 19
- Locating Information 20
- Using Help While You Work 21
- Printing Documents 21
- Chapter 2 22
- The Identity Tab 22
- Chapter 3 24
- Network Settings 25
- DNS Settings 26
- UNIX Settings 27
- Windows Settings 29
- Alert Settings 30
- System Log 32
- System Settings 33
- Date and Time Settings 34
- User Mapping 37
- NIS User Accounts 39
- NIS Group Accounts 40
- NIS Service 41
- Modifying the User Map File 42
- Modifying the Group Map File 43
- Shutting Down and Restarting 44
- Chapter 4 46
- Managing Storage 46
- Create a Logical Drive 49
- Delete a Logical Drive 50
- Assign a Hot Spare 52
- View File Volume Information 53
- Create a New File Volume 54
- Expand a File Volume 55
- Rename a File Volume 55
- Delete a File Volume 56
- Create a Directory 57
- Rename a Directory 57
- Delete a Directory 58
- Allowing Access to Data 59
- Edit Host Access 60
- Field Restrictions 61
- The /etc/hostgrps File 63
- Chapter 5 64
- Local and Remote Backups 67
- Performing a Local Backup 68
- Performing a Local Restore 69
- Performing a Remote Backup 69
- Disk Checkpoints 70
- Creating Checkpoints 72
- Managing Checkpoints 73
- Tape Backup Job Status 74
- Tape Restore Job Status 75
- Tape Magazine 76
- Backing Up 77
- Choosing Backup Options 78
- Backing Up Checkpoints 80
- Restoring Overview 81
- Restoring Volumes 81
- Tape Settings 84
- Changing the Backup Schedule 84
- Skipping the Cleaning Tape 85
- Chapter 6 86
- Monitoring the System 86
- View Event Log 88
- View Environmental Parameters 89
- View CPU Utilization 90
- Viewing System Activity 91
- View Client Activity 92
- Chapter 7 94
- Reporting 94
- The Report Tab 95
- Chapter 8 96
- Trusted Hosts 97
- The /etc Directory 98
- The /etc/approve File 98
- Share-Level Security 100
- User-Level Security 101
- Security Descriptors 102
- Securing Data 103
- Mapping NT and UNIX Users 107
- Modifying Map Files 108
- User Map File 109
- Group Map File 109
- Modifying Files 110
- Chapter 9 112
- Upgrade Overview 114
- Upgrading From the Web 115
- Chapter 10 118
- System Management Tools 119
- HP Top Tools Integration 120
- Windows NT Installation 121
- Known Issues 126
- ManageX Integration 127
- To view this window: 130
- Chapter 11 132
- Using ARCserveIT 133
- Using Backup Exec 135
- Using HP OpenView OmniBack II 136
- OmniBack II for Windows NT 137
- Appendix A 138
- Legal Information 138
- Software License Agreement 139
- Appendix B 144
- Planning for Support 145
- Obtaining Warranty Support 146
- Appendix C 152
- System Specifications 152
- Physical Characteristics 153
- Power Requirements 153
- Performance 153
- Hardware Specifications 154
- Features 156
- Upgrade Options 157
- Security and Safety 157
- Regulatory Compliance 158
- Environmental Specifications 159
- • Random (5-500 Hz, ~2.41 G 160
- Power Specifications 161
- Replacements and Upgrades 162
- Appendix D 164
- Telnet Information 164
- Appendix E 166
- Browser Issues 169
- Determining Component Failure 171
- UPS Troubleshooting 173
- Hardware Error Codes 175
- Glossary 179
- Glossary-2 180
- Glossary-3 181
- Glossary-4 182
- Glossary-5 183
- Glossary-6 184
- Glossary-7 185
- Glossary-8 186
- Glossary-9 187
- Glossary-10 188
- Index-1 189
- Index-2 190
- Index-3 191
- Index-4 192
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