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Basic Setup Wizard information worksheet
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Page 1 Filer Setup
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New Filer Name
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A unique 1- to 32-character name that uses only alphanumeric characters and hyphens.
Note: If you purchased a license for the CIFS protocol and want to use the same host name for both NFS and CIFS, select a name of 1 to 15 characters.
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Administrative Password
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The password required to administer the filer.
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Time Zone
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The name of the filer's time zone.
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Language
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The language that the filer should use for system names, file names, and so on.
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Protocol Licenses
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The protocol licenses that the filer will be using.
Note: You only need to type a license in if it didn't come preloaded with the filer.
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NFS
CIFS
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Page 2 Filer Setup (continued)
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Email Address
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The email address of the filer's administrator. This is used for autosupport mail and for setting SNMP contact information.
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Location
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The physical location of the filer; used in SNMP traps.
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Administrative Host
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Host Name or Host IP address
The name of a client that you plan to use for administrative tasks, such as
- mounting the filer's root directory (/) to an NFS client (if you purchased a license for the NFS protocol)
- entering filer commands using the rsh program or a telnet client
If you do not enter an administration host name and IP address, any NFS client can mount the filer's root file system and modify configuration files.
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Page 3 Filer Setup - Network Services
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DNS Domain
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The name of your Domain Name System (DNS) domain, such as netapp.com, if the filer should use DNS for host lookups.
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DNS Servers
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The name and IP addresses of up to two DNS servers that supply DNS information for the filer.
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NIS Domain
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The name of a Network Information Services (NIS) domain, such as netapp.com, if the filer should use NIS for host and user lookups.
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Routing Gateway
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The name or IP address of the primary gateway to use for routing outbound traffic.
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Email Gateway
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The name or IP address of the computer running the Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP) that the filer can use for sending mail.
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Page 4 Filer Setup - Network Addresses
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Network Addresses
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Name - IP Address
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Network Mask
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Network Type / WINS (on|off; CIFS only)
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Name - IP Address
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Network Mask
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Network Type / WINS (on|off; CIFS only)
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Page 5 Filer Setup - Protocol Configuration
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NT Domain (used only with CIFS)
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The name of the NT domain that should be used.
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WINS Servers (used only with CIFS)
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The name of the WINS server that the filer should register with.
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NFS Character Encoding (used only with NFS)
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The type of encoding used for NFS file names, either Default or UTF-8.
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HTTP Root Directory (used only with HTTP)
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The path for the directory that is the root of the Web for files served through the HTTP protocol.
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