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For software-related components and issues, online help or user guide documentation may offer troubleshooting assistance. Known issues, workarounds and service releases are addressed in this guide or the release notes.
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Customer notices—Address informational topics about the HP StoreEasy 1000 Storage.
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Customer advisories—Address know issues and solutions or workarounds.
NOTE: You must register for Subscriber's Choice to receive customer advisories and notices. See
“Subscription service” (page 126)
for more information.
Autonomy LiveVault
To use Autonmony LiveVault, which enables data protection in the cloud, see the following website: http://www.autonomy.com/storeeasy
Microsoft Systems Center Operations Manager
Microsoft Systems Center Operations Manager (SCOM) provides comprehensive monitoring, performance management, and analysis tools to maintain Windows OS and application platforms.
This solution allows you to monitor Microsoft Windows environments and HP storage products through a common OpsMgr console. To download HP management packs for Microsoft System
Center Operations Manager, including installation, configuration, and usage documentation, visit the HP Management Packs for Microsoft Systems Center site at: www.hp.com/go/storageworks/scom2007
Removing and replacing hardware components
For information on removing and replacing a hardware component, follow the component removal and replacement instructions in the appropriate ProLiant user guide.
The following list identifies the ProLiant model for each HP StoreEasy 1000 Storage product:
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1450—HP ProLiant DL160 Gen9 server
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1650—HP ProLiant DL380 Gen9 server
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1850—HP ProLiant DL380 Gen9 server
The ProLiant documentation is available at http://www.hp.com/go/proliantgen9/docs .
NOTE: After replacing the system board, you must ensure that the correct product name is installed on the replacement part. The correct product name is important for applications such as System
Insight Manager and Insight Remote Support. To install the correct product name, browse to the
C:\hpnas\components\support\naming folder. Locate and run the Smart Component that applies to your system. After running the Smart Component, you must shut down and then restart your system for the changes to take effect. If you run the incorrect Smart Component, the product name will be set incorrectly, but it will not affect your system in any other way.
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Table of contents
- 7 Features
- 7 Hardware components
- 7 HP StoreEasy 1450 Storage hardware components
- 9 HP StoreEasy 1650 Storage hardware components
- 12 HP StoreEasy 1850 Storage hardware components
- 14 Drive LED definitions
- 15 Systems Insight Display LED combinations
- 16 Software components
- 18 Setup overview
- 18 Default roles
- 20 Verify the kit contents
- 20 Locate the serial number, Certificate of Authenticity, and End User License Agreement
- 20 Install the storage system hardware
- 21 Validate network information
- 21 Cabling the storage system
- 22 I/O modules
- 23 Cabling guidelines
- 24 Single domain cabling diagrams with D6000 Disk Enclosures
- 25 Single domain cabling diagrams with D2000/D3000 Disk Enclosures
- 27 Dual domain cabling diagrams with D2000/D3000 Disk Enclosures
- 29 Connect to the storage system
- 30 Power on the server and log on
- 31 System Settings
- 32 Networking
- 33 Notifications
- 33 Storage Configuration
- 33 Protect This Server
- 34 Complete system configuration
- 35 Using server core
- 35 Configuring failover properties for multi-site environments
- 36 Additional access methods
- 36 Using the Remote Desktop method
- 36 Using the Telnet method
- 37 Using the Network Configuration Tool
- 38 Network Interfaces
- 39 Network Team Configuration
- 40 Network VLAN Configuration
- 40 Network Interface IP Configuration
- 41 Network Configuration Summary
- 41 Network Validation
- 41 Managing the network configuration file
- 43 Importing network configuration
- 44 Using HP StoreEasy Pool Manager
- 53 Calculating pool size
- 53 Pool Manager best practices
- 54 Using the HP System Dashboard
- 55 Viewing the dashboard overview
- 57 Viewing event details
- 58 Viewing storage details
- 61 Viewing network details
- 63 Viewing system details
- 65 Managing the dashboard configuration file
- 68 Microsoft Windows Storage Server 2012 R2 administration tools
- 68 Remote Administration
- 68 File and Storage Services
- 68 Data Deduplication
- 69 Print Management
- 69 Network File System User Mapping
- 71 Storage management elements
- 71 Storage management example
- 72 Physical storage elements
- 73 Arrays
- 73 Fault tolerance
- 74 Online spares
- 74 Logical storage elements
- 74 Logical drives (LUNs)
- 75 Partitions
- 75 Volumes
- 75 File system elements
- 76 File sharing elements
- 76 Volume Shadow Copy Service overview
- 76 Using storage elements
- 76 Network adapter teaming
- 77 Management tools
- 77 HP Systems Insight Manager
- 77 Management Agents
- 78 File services management
- 78 Storage management utilities
- 78 Array management utilities
- 78 Smart Storage Administrator
- 79 Disk Management utility
- 79 Guidelines for managing disks and volumes
- 79 Scheduling defragmentation
- 80 Disk quotas
- 80 Adding storage
- 81 Expanding storage
- 81 Extending storage using Windows Storage Utilities
- 81 Extend volumes using Disk Management
- 81 Volume shadow copies
- 82 Shadow copy planning
- 82 Identifying the volume
- 83 Allocating disk space
- 83 Identifying the storage area
- 84 Determining creation frequency
- 84 Shadow copies and drive defragmentation
- 84 Mounted drives
- 84 Managing shadow copies
- 85 The shadow copy cache file
- 86 Enabling and creating shadow copies
- 86 Viewing a list of shadow copies
- 87 Set schedules
- 87 Viewing shadow copy properties
- 87 Redirecting shadow copies to an alternate volume
- 88 Disabling shadow copies
- 88 Managing shadow copies from the storage system desktop
- 88 Shadow Copies for Shared Folders
- 89 SMB shadow copies
- 90 NFS shadow copies
- 91 Recovery of files or folders
- 91 Recovering a deleted file or folder
- 91 Recovering an overwritten or corrupted file
- 91 Recovering a folder
- 92 Backup and shadow copies
- 92 Shadow Copy Transport
- 92 Folder and share management
- 93 Folder management
- 99 Share management
- 99 Share considerations
- 99 Defining Access Control Lists
- 99 Integrating local file system security into Windows domain environments
- 100 Comparing administrative (hidden) and standard shares
- 100 Managing shares
- 100 File Server Resource Manager
- 101 Quota management
- 101 File screening management
- 101 Storage reports
- 102 Maintaining your storage system
- 103 Determining the current storage system software version
- 103 HP System Management Homepage
- 104 Starting the System Management Homepage application
- 104 System Management Homepage main page
- 106 Certificate of Authenticity
- 106 HP System Dashboard
- 108 Known issues
- 110 Verifying services are running
- 111 Error codes
- 111 Storage Management Provider error codes
- 117 Pool Manager Provider error codes
- 118 Management Web Service error codes
- 119 HP Support websites
- 120 Autonomy LiveVault
- 120 Microsoft Systems Center Operations Manager
- 120 Removing and replacing hardware components
- 121 System Recovery DVD
- 121 Using the System Recovery DVD to save system data
- 122 Drive letters are not assigned after a restore
- 122 Restoring the factory image with a DVD or USB flash device
- 123 Using a USB flash drive for storage system recovery
- 123 Backing up and restoring the system with Windows Recovery Environment
- 126 Contacting HP
- 126 HP technical support
- 126 Subscription service
- 126 Related information
- 126 HP websites
- 127 Rack stability
- 127 Customer self repair
- 133 Belarus Kazakhstan Russia marking
- 133 Turkey RoHS material content declaration
- 133 Ukraine RoHS material content declaration
- 133 Warranty information