Infortrend EonNAS Pro 500 User manual

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QMN A S P 5 A U R 1 1
2-1.
Eo n NAS P ro 50 0
1
2
Power
socket
2-2. Connect an Ethernet cable from
your switch to the LAN1 port.
Package Contents:
1. EonNAS Pro 500
2. Power cable
3. Hard drive screws (40pcs)
4. Product CD
5. Quick installation Guide
Please make sure you have received all items listed below:
6. Ethernet cable x2
EonNAS Pro 500
Quick Installation Guide
Hard Disk Drives Installation
Making Connections
11 LAN 1
Unpack the equipment and make sure the following tools are available before the
installation.
Small flat-blade screwdriver
Phillips screwdriver
Tools required User provided components
Getting Started
Warning
DO NOT remove more than one hard disk drive trays from the
enclosure at the same time!
We strongly recommend populating all drive slots with hard disk
drives to complete the configuration all at once.
1
2
1-3. Secure the hard drive
with four hard drive screws.
1-2. Press the release button to open
the tray bezel and gently pull the
top tray out of the system enclosure.
1-4. With the tray bezel open, insert the
hard drive and tray into the system
enclosure. Close the tray bezel.
1-5. Use the small flatblade screwdriver
to rotate the bezel lock from un-lock
to the lock position.
Note: hard drive data will be erased!
1-6. Repeat procedures 1-2 to 1-5 to install other hard drives. Always install from
top to bottom and close the system front panel cover after hard drive
installation.
Lock
Release button
Install at least two (2) 3.5" SATA
hard drive (up to 3TB per drive).
It is recommended to install identical
hard drives into all trays.
1-1. Open enclosure’s front panel cover.
Connector end
Rebooting ......
SELECT
ENTER
EonNAS Pro
Initializing ...
3-3. During quick initialization, the LCD will show “Initializing...”.
Powering-up & Initializing EonNAS
3
3-1. Press the power button and the following should occur: power button illuminates
blue; LCD shows “System booting..” and the following LED lights up.
Please turn over the page and continue the installation process!
Note: To configure the system manually, press ENTER when the cursor is
pointing at “no.” See the Appendix section in the next page.
Power
button
SELECT
ENTER
EonN AS Pro
System booting..
3-2.
SELECT
button
SELECT
ENTER
EonNAS Pro
Quick Initialize
yes no ENTER
button
->
QIG V1.1 based on FW 1.1.39
Connect the molded plug end of the
power cable to the power socket
and the pin end of the power cable
to a power outlet.
Approx. 3 minutes later, a “Quick Initialize” screen appears. Press “SELECT”
to bring the cursor from “no” to “yes” and press ENTER to begin quick
initialization. The following LEDs light up.

Appendix: Manually Initializing Your EonNAS
Note: This section is applicable only if you have selected “no” to Quick Initialization in
Section 3.
After the IP address has appeared in the LCD screen, follow these steps.
(If the IP address “10.0.0.2" appears on the LCD, please refer to the Web-Interface
Manual on the CD-ROM for configuration.)
Step 1: Entering the Startup Wizard
Open the browser and enter the IP address of your EonNAS system. The Startup Wizard
screen will appear.
Step 2: Configuring System Settings
Configure the basic system parameters.
Host Name: Enter a unique name for your EonNAS system.
Timezone: Select your local time zone.
Password: Enter a new password for the admin account (the default is admin).
Step 5: Adding Users
A user account Guest (username: guest, password: guest) will be created.
Add new users or modify existing accounts and click OK.
Step 6: Creating Shared Folders
A new shared folder called EonShare will be created.
Add more shared folders or modify existing folders and click OK.
Step 7: Completing the Initialization
View the summary of configurations. Click Back to modify the parameters or Apply
to complete the Startup Wizard.
Your EonNAS system will complete the initialization in approximately 10 minutes.
Go to Section 5 and 6 to start using your EonNAS system.
Step 3: Configuring the IP Address
The current IP address setting appears. Make changes if necessary and click OK.
Step 4: Creating a Virtual Storage Pool
By default, a new pool called EonPool will be created. Change the pool name and RAID level if
necessary and click OK.
The Web Interface allows you to configure system settings of your EonNAS.
6-1. Open the browser and enter the IP address of your EonNAS system.
6-2. The Web Interface will appear.
6-3. Select your preferred language from
the top right menu.
6-4. Enter the administrator login account and click Login.
Username: admin
Password: admin
4Locating Your EonNAS System
Host Name
Timezone
Password
Confirm Password
EonNAS_Pro_500
(GMT-08:00)America/Los_Angeles
Using the Web Interface
6
4-2. An IP address will appear (shown as xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx below).
SELECT
ENTE R
EonNAS Pro
Eo nN AS_ Pr o _5 00
xx x. xxx .x x x. xx x
Note: If the IP address “10.0.0.2" appears on the LCD, please refer to the
Web-Interface Manual on the CD-ROM for configuration.
SELECT
ENTE R
EonNAS Pro
Re bo ot. ..
4-1. After approx. 10 minutes, the LCD will show “Reboot...”and approximately 2 minutes
after that, 2 beeps will sound and system reboots.
4-3. Please move onto the next section to start using your EonNAS system.
5Uploading/Downloading Files
SELECT
Once your EonNAS system has been initialized, you can start uploading or downloading your data in
your desktop environment. Here we will introduce how to do so in Windows OS.
5-1. Press both the Windows key and r key (Windows + r) to bring up the Run Command interface.
Enter “\\IP address” (of your EonNAS system) and click OK. Example: \\192.168.5.113
5-2. Enter the following account information that was created during Quick Initialization and click OK.
Username: guest
Password: guest
5-3. You should be able to access shared folders in your EonNAS system.
Copy and paste data to and from your EonNAS as if you were using Windows File Manager.
Note: You can also use the guest user account to enter the Explorer menu in the
Web Interface.