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Table 2. Summary of configuration and administration tools for the Model 326
Administration tool
Windows Domain Controller (not NAS
appliance)
IBM Advanced Appliance
Configuration Utility (IAACU)
Windows 2000 for NAS GUI
IBM NAS desktop and IBM NAS
Admin program, through a Terminal
Services session or a
directly-connected keyboard and
monitor
Disaster Recovery
Recovery CD Set
Integrated System Management
Processor (ISMP) configuration
program
Remote Supervisor Adapter (RSA)
configuration program
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Main functions
Users and user groups can be defined and authenticated by the Windows
Domain Controller, although this is not required.
Access a headless Model 326 node, particularly for the initial setup of the
network connectivity. (Alternatively, you can attach a keyboard, mouse,
display to each node of the Model 326.) IAACU enables you to:
v Set time, date, and initial network connectivity parameters
v Access to Windows 2000 for NAS GUI, Terminal Services (NAS Desktop),
and Universal Manageability Services
Provides ease-of-use administration, but not all the capabilities of Terminal
Services and IBM NAS Administration. The GUI enables you to:
v Configure networking connectivity, private (for clustering) and public LAN
connections
v Create and format logical drives
v Join domains
v Set up access permissions and disk quotas for CIFS, NFS, HTTP, FTP,
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v Use Persistent Storage Manager
Provides in-depth administration of all aspects of Model 326. Provides all of
the Windows 2000 for NAS GUI functions above, plus the ability to:
v Use NAS Backup Assistant, or NT Backup and Restore wizard
v Learn detailed inventory information about hardware, OS, and so on, using
Universal Manageability Services
v RAID configuration through Storage Manager:
– Create RAID arrays and LUNs
– Add additional RAID or storage enclosure after initial purchase
– Rename storage subsystems
v Cluster administration:
– Set up cluster
– Define failover for each volume
– Manually fail over cluster resources
– Set up cluster resource balancing by assigning preferred node
v Diagnose system problems:
– Check Ethernet adapters using PROSet II and 10/100 Quad-Port
Ethernet adapter using SLICuser
– Check Fibre Channel card using FAStT MSJ
– Check RAID subsystem using Storage Manager
Restores a previously saved PSM image of the system partition to a failed
machine. This restores all configuration information on the failed node. You
create the recovery boot diskette from the PSM tools in the Windows for
2000 NAS GUI.
Reinstalls the software to the original state as shipped on the machine;
however, does not restore configuration information (configuration changes
you applied to the original shipped configuration are lost). You must first boot
with the Recovery Enablement Diskette, and then reboot with the Recovery
CD. To create the Recovery Enablement Diskette, run
enablement_disk_x.y.exe (where x.y are the version number of the disk),
located on the Supplementary CD. You will be prompted to insert a blank disk
into drive a:.
Configures the ISMP that is integrated on the engine planar board.
Configures the optional RSA.
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