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Copyright © 2012-2013 SoftNAS, LLC.
SoftNAS™ Storage Administration
Getting Started
Release Notes
SoftNAS Overview and Concepts
SoftNAS Architecture and Technology
Features and Benefits
Registering & Downloading SoftNAS
System Requirements
RAID Considerations
Performance Considerations
Installation Guide Links
Accessing Online Help
Support
Amazon EC2 Installation and Configuration
Referring to Regions for Amazon Machine Images
Choosing an Instance Type
Registering at Amazon EC2
Logging on to Amazon EC2
Configuring a New SoftNAS Instance on EC2
Configuring Elastic IP Address
Allocating New Address
Associating and Disassociating an Address
Releasing the Address
Managing Instances
Status Checking of Instance
Viewing Instances and Details
Setting Status Check Alarm
Accessing SoftNAS Storage Center Instance from Browser
Connecting to Instance from EC2
Rebooting Instance
Managing EBS Volumes
Creating an EBS Volume
Attaching and Detaching Volumes
Deleting Volumes
About EBS Volume Naming
Managing EBS Snapshots
Creating a EBS Snapshot
Modifying EBS Snapshot Permissions
Creating EBS Volume from Snapshot
Creating an AMI Image from EBS Snapshot
Copying EBS Snapshot
Deleting EBS Snapshot
Security Notes for EC2 Users
Recommended Further Steps
VMware Installation and Configuration
Preparing VMware and Hardware Environment
Downloading and Installing
Configuring VM Settings
Opening Virtual Machine
Starting Virtual Machine
Update VMware Tools
Recommended Further Steps
Microsoft Hyper-V Installation and Configuration
Preparing Hyper V and Hardware Environment
Downloading SoftNAS for Hyper-V
Installing SoftNAS on Hyper-V 2012
Installing SoftNAS on Hyper-V 2008 R2
Configuring VM Settings
Starting Virtual Machine
Recommended Further Steps
Common Tasks for VMware and Hyper-V
Logging on to VM
Configuring the Network Using SoftNAS Console
Customizing the System
Accessing SoftNAS Storage Center
Logging Out of SoftNAS Desktop
Basics of SoftNAS Interface
Common Configurations/Tasks for All Installations
Logging into StorageCenter
Getting Started Helper
Changing Default Passwords
Updating to the Latest Version
Activating SoftNAS License
Allocating Disk Storage Devices
Adding SoftNAS S3 Cloud Disk
Creating Storage Pools
Configuring Volumes
Sharing Volumes over Network
Creating CIFS Share
Creating NFS Share
Advanced/Performance Configuration
iSCSI LUNs and Targets
MTU 9000
Active Directory Integration
Configuring Read Cache and Write Log
SnapReplicate Configuration
How to Migrate Data Disks to New SoftNAS VM
About Virtual Disks, SCSI and Linux Device Numbering
License Agreement
Notices
Advanced/Performance Configuration
There are many advanced and performance configurations common to all platforms. The following is the list of those advanced configurations and tasks. For more information, click the required link.
iSCSI LUNs and Targets
MTU 9000
Active Directory Integration
Configuring Read Cache and Write Log
SnapReplicate Configuration
How to Migrate Data Disks to New SoftNAS VM
About Virtual Disks, SCSI and Linux Device Numbering
License Agreement
Notices
The contents of Advanced/Performance Configuration
iSCSI LUNs and Targets
MTU 9000
Active Directory Integration
Configuring Read Cache and Write Log
SnapReplicate Configuration
How to Migrate Data Disks to New SoftNAS VM
About Virtual Disks, SCSI and Linux Device Numbering
License Agreement
Notices
