Buffalo TeraStation III TS-RIXL Bedienungsanleitung

Network Attached StorageTeraStation III iSCSI User Manualwww.buffalotech.com35011188 ver.01TS-IXLTS-RIXL

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 9Disconnecting and Removing TeraStationTo remove an iSCSI TeraStation, disconnect any connected volumes rst and then unreg

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 104Note: If a TeraStation is connected to multiple computers, unregister it from each computer.5You can now power down the

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 11Reconnect a TeraStation To reuse a TeraStation that you previously removed, follow the instructions below to register it

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 12Mutual AuthenticationThe iSCSI TeraStation supports mutual authentication for security. Mutual authentication lets a comp

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 13Chapter 3 CongurationConguration is done from the TeraStation’s web-based conguration utility.1Click “Start” - “All Pr

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 14Chapter 4 Using Logical Volume Manager (LVM)Enable/Disable Logical Volume Manager (LVM)Logical Volume Manager (LVM) is d

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 15Create VolumeBy default, one volume uses all available space on the TeraStation. If you delete the factory volume, you ma

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 16Extend Volume SpaceVolume space can be extended after you create the volume.Notes: • Extending the volume may delete all

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 17Chapter 5 Changing RAID Mode • RAID 5 array with 4 hard drives (factory default)Uses 4 hard drives in one array. Parity

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 18• RAID 0 arrayCombines 4 drives into one fast array. The full capacity of all drives combined is available for use. RAID

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 1ContentsChapter 1 Introduction ... 3

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 19Conguring Normal mode123Click “Delete RAID Array”. This will take several seconds, and the front panel display will show

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 20Conguring a RAID 5 array with 4 hard drivesNote: This is the default conguration.1Delete any preexisting array as desc

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 21Conguring a RAID 5 array with 3 hard drives1Delete any preexisting array as described in “Configuring Normal mode” on pa

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 22Conguring a RAID 10 array1Delete any preexisting array as described in “Configuring Normal mode” on page 19.2345Note:

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 23Conguring a RAID 1 array1Delete any preexisting array as described in “Configuring Normal mode” on page 19.2345Note: B

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 24Conguring a RAID 0 array1Delete any preexisting array as described in “Configuring Normal mode” on page 19.234 56The con

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 25Conguring a Hot Spare A hot spare will automatically replace a failed drive in a RAID array. You must have an extra dri

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 26Chapter 6 Access RestrictionsConguring Access Restrictions for the TeraStation 1234Turn the iSCSI service back on again

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 27Conguring Access Restrictions for Individual Volumes12345Click “Save".6Turn the iSCSI service back on again. Note

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 28Chapter 7 TeraStation MaintenanceHost Name and Time12Note: TeraStation names can contain up to 15 alphanumeric character

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 2Chapter 6 Congure Access Restrictions ... 26

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 294 For best results, use an NTP server to set the TeraStation's internal clock and the clocks of other devices on yo

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 30RAID ScanningA RAID scan tests your RAID array for errors. If errors are found, they are xed automatically if possible.

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 31Mail NoticationYou can choose to send status report emails from the TeraStation to a specied email address. Emails are

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 32Examples: These emails are for example only. Your notication emails may be different. • This email includes a "

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 33For best results, plug your TeraStation in to a UPS (uninterruptable power supply). This will protect it from many kinds

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 34The TeraStation can beep when errors occurs. Select the events that cause the TeraStation to beep as below.1Navigate to

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 35The admin account is used to access the conguration utility and change the TeraStation’s settings. . By default, the adm

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 36123Click “Format”. The Conrm Operation screen will appear. Type in the conrmation number and click “Apply” within 60

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 37Encrypting DrivesIf “Encryption” is check when a drive is formatted, the drive will be encrypted with 128 bit AES encrypt

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 38Erasing All DataData on the hard drive is not completely erased by just deleting it, or even formatting the drive. It co

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 3Chapter 1 IntroductioniSCSICan be placed anywhereIt is recognized as a local hard disk just like USB hard drives, but you

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 39Initializing SettingsHold down the initialization button until it beeps (about 5 seconds). This will reset the TeraStati

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 40Initialization from the Conguration UtilityYou can also initialize the TeraStation from the conguration utility. The f

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 41Changing the IP address If desired, you may manually set the TeraStation’s IP address. Use the iSCSI hard drive connecti

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 42Using Jumbo FramesIf all of your network devices support jumbo frames, enabling them can make your network faster. To co

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 43Port trunking (link aggregation) allows you to connect the TeraStation to two Ethernet ports for increased speed and reli

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 44Conguring port trunking on the TeraStation:1Connect TeraStation’s LAN port 1 to a LAN port on your switch. If you’ve c

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 45Chapter 8 Conguration UtilityCommon SettingsCommon Settings (Displayed on the left side of the screen)iSCSI ServiceClic

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 46Create VolumeTo display, click “Create Volume" on the Volume Conguration Screen.Volume Name Enter a name for the vo

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 47BasicBasicNameClick “Modify Settings” to change settings.Name Enter a name to identify the TeraStation on the network.* E

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 48NetworkIP Address SettingsClick “Modify Settings” to change settings.*The LAN cable connected to LAN port 2 should be set

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 4For best results, use dedicated Gigabit (1000BASE-T) NICs, cabling, and routers to connect iSCSI drives. Use of slower ne

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 49SecurityAdministrator SettingsClick “Modify Settings” to change settings.Username You may change the admin account’s user

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 50StorageDisksFormat Disk Formatting a drive or array will erase all volumes on the drive or array. After formatting a dis

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 51RAID ScanningClick “Modify Settings” to change settings.RAID Scanning:A RAID scan read checks all sectors in the data are

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 52MaintenanceEmail NotificationClick “Modify Settings” to change settings.Click “Send Test Message” to send a test email t

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 53Alert Sound SettingsClick “Modify Settings” to change settings.Alert Sound SettingsBeep alerts can be triggered by the fo

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 54Restore/FormatRestore Factory DefaultsRestore TeraStationClick “Restore TeraStation” to initialize the following settings

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 55 AppendixFactory DefaultsInitial conguration defaults:• Administrator Username: admin• Administrator Password: passwor

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 56Main LCDThe main LCD display on the front of the TeraStation displays information about the status and operation of the T

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 57StatusDisplays the current status when changing the settings or formatting drives.Display MeaningHDx Warning I11Bad Sec

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 58Errors and WarningsDisplays the current status when changing the settings or formatting drives.Examples of LCD MeaningSYS

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 5Install the "Microsoft iSCSI Software Initiator" rst.Before you can use iSCSI equipment with Windows XP, 2000,

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 59Firmware UpdatesVisit Buffalo's web site (www.buffalotech.com) for the latest rmware updates for your TeraStation.

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 60Term ListsDHCP (Dynamic Host Conguration Protocol) ServerA DHCP server manages network conguration information for all

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 61GatewayDevice, computer or software which connects networks together. Packets pass through gateways to travel between ne

iSCSI TeraStation User ManualInitial release 11-13-09Issued by Buffalo Technology Inc.

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 6Refer to the separate "Quick Setup Guide" for connection instructions.▼Turn on your computer▼Insert the Utility

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 7Chapter 2 Using the iSCSI Hard Disk Connection TooliSCSI Hard Disk Connection ToolWhen you set up the TeraStation with Te

TeraStation IS Setup Guide 8Current status Displays Current status of the selected volume.• Not connected. Volume is disconnected.• Connected. Volume