UD05216B - Baseline - User Manual of Storage System - V1.0.0 20220325

Storage System
User Manual
UD05216B
Storage System User Manual
User Manual
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RegulatoryInformation
FCCInformation
FCCcompliance:Thisequipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and
can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to
cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
The device is advised to note that as a seller or a business user (Class A) Devices and intended for use outside the
Home area.
FCC Conditions
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful interference.
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
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This device meets the CAN ICES-3 (A)/NMB-3(A) standards requirements.
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Safety Instruction
These instructions are intended to ensure that user can use the product correctly to avoid danger or property
loss.
The precaution measure is divided into “Warnings” and “Cautions”
Warnings:Serious injury or death may occur if any of the warnings are neglected.
Cautions:Injury or equipment damage may occur if any of the cautions are neglected.
Warnings Follow these safeguards to CautionsFollow these precautions to

prevent serious injury or death. prevent potential injury or material
damage.
Warnings
● Proper configuration of all passwords and other security settings is the responsibility of the installer and/or
end-user.
● In the use of the product, you must be in strict compliance with the electrical safety regulations of the nation
and region. Please refer to technical specifications for detailed information.
● Input voltage should meet both the SELV (Safety Extra Low Voltage) and the Limited Power Source with
100~240 VAC or 12 VDC according to the IEC60950-1 standard. Please refer to technical specifications for
detailed information.
● Do not connect several devices to one power adapter as adapter overload may cause over-heating or a fire
hazard.
● Please make sure that the plug is firmly connected to the power socket.
● If smoke, odor or noise rise from the device, turn off the power at once and unplug the power cable, and then
please contact the service center.
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Overview ....................................................................................................................... 7
Chapter 2 Getting Started ............................................................................................................... 8
2.1 HDD Installation ............................................................................................................................... 9
2.2 Accessing by Web Browser ............................................................................................................10
2.3 Login ...............................................................................................................................................11
Chapter 3 Maintenance ..................................................................................................................12
3.1 System ........................................................................................................................................... 13
3.2 Performance .................................................................................................................................. 13
3.3 General .......................................................................................................................................... 15
3.3.1 Viewing Version Information ............................................................................................ 15
3.3.2 Default Settings .................................................................................................................16
3.3.3 Managing Maintenance Log ..............................................................................................16
3.3.4 Modifying Password ..........................................................................................................16
3.3.5 SNMP Configuration .........................................................................................................17
3.3.6 Modifying Host Name .......................................................................................................17
3.3.7 Viewing Service Status ......................................................................................................18
3.3.8 System Upgrade ................................................................................................................ 18
3.4 Graphical Display ........................................................................................................................... 19
3.4.1 Front View ........................................................................................................................ 19
3.4.2 Pie Chart ...........................................................................................................................20
3.5 Environmental ............................................................................................................................... 20
Chapter 4 StorageManagement...................................................................................................... 22
4.1 Managing Local HDD ..................................................................................................................... 23
4.1.1 Viewing HDD Status ..........................................................................................................23
4.1.2 Rescanning HDD ................................................................................................................24
4.1.3 Positioning HDD ................................................................................................................24
4.1.4 HDD Initialization ..............................................................................................................25
4.1.5 HDD Detection .................................................................................................................. 25
4.2 Array .............................................................................................................................................. 26
4.2.1 Creating Array ...................................................................................................................26
4.2.2 Array Exception ................................................................................................................. 28
4.2.3 Rebuilding Array ................................................................................................................ 28
4.2.4 Detecting Array ................................................................................................................. 29
4.2.5 Repairing Array ................................................................................................................. 29
4.2.6 Renaming Array ................................................................................................................29
4.2.7 Deleting Array ................................................................................................................... 30
4.2.8 Adding Hot Spare ..............................................................................................................30
4.2.9 Deleting Hot Spare ............................................................................................................31
4.3 Storage Pool ................................................................................................................................... 31
4.3.1 Adding Storage Pool ..........................................................................................................32
4.3.2 Deleting Storage Pool ........................................................................................................33
4.3.3 Positioning Storage Pool ................................................................................................... 33
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4.4 Logical Volume............................................................................................................................... 33

4.4.1 Creating Logical Volume .................................................................................................... 34
4.4.2 Deleting Logical Volume .................................................................................................... 34
4.4.3 Renaming Logical Volume ................................................................................................. 34
4.4.4 Enlarging Logical Volume .................................................................................................. 35
4.5 Configuration ................................................................................................................................. 35
4.5.1 Synchronization Speed and Type ...................................................................................... 36
4.5.2 Flickering Time ..................................................................................................................36
Chapter 5 SAN.................................................................................................................................37
5.1 iSCSI ................................................................................................................................................38
5.1.1 Adding CHAP User ............................................................................................................. 38
5.1.2 Modifying CHAP User ........................................................................................................38
5.1.3 Enabling iSCSI ....................................................................................................................39
5.1.4 Disabling iSCSI ...................................................................................................................40
5.1.5 Modifying iSCSI Port ..........................................................................................................40
5.2 FC (Optional) ..................................................................................................................................40
5.2.1 Enabling FC .......................................................................................................................41
5.2.2 Disabling FC .......................................................................................................................42
Chapter 6 HYBRIDSAN.......................................................................................................................43
6.1 One-Key Configuration .................................................................................................................... 44
6.2 HYBRID SAN Configuration ........................................................................................................... 44
6.2.1 Starting HYBRID SAN .........................................................................................................45
6.2.2 Resetting HYBRID SAN ....................................................................................................... 47
6.2.3 Record Volume .................................................................................................................. 48
6.3 Backup and Restoring .................................................................................................................... 50
6.3.1 Viewing Private Volume Information ................................................................................ 50
6.3.2 Restoring ...........................................................................................................................51
6.3.3 Backup ..............................................................................................................................51
6.3.4 Recovering Video Data ......................................................................................................52
6.4 N+1 Management .......................................................................................................................... 53
6.4.1 Adding Backup HYBRID SAN ..............................................................................................53
6.4.2 Deleting Backup HYBRID SAN ............................................................................................54
6.4.3 Adding Master HYBRID SAN ..............................................................................................54
Chapter 7 HYBRIDSAN Sub-System ................................................................................................... 56
7.1 Access by Web Browser ....................................................................................................................57
7.2 Information ........................................................................................................................................57
7.3 Encoding Device ............................................................................................................................... 58
7.3.2 Adding Encoding Device ....................................................................................................58
7.3.3 Modifying and Deleting ....................................................................................................59
7.3.4 Exporting and Importing Encoding Device ........................................................................ 60
7.4 Previewing and Recording ............................................................................................................. 61
7.5 Strategy and Alarm ........................................................................................................................ 62
7.5.1 Record Plan .......................................................................................................................62
7.5.2 Upload Strategy .................................................................................................................65
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7.5.3 Alarm ................................................................................................................................ 67

7.6 Playing and Downloading .............................................................................................................. 69
7.6.1 Searching Video ................................................................................................................69
7.6.2 Locking Videos ..................................................................................................................69
7.6.3 Playing Videos ...................................................................................................................70
7.6.4 Downloading Videos ......................................................................................................... 72
7.7 User ............................................................................................................................................... 74
7.8 System Configuration ..................................................................................................................... 74
7.8.1 System Alarm .................................................................................................................... 74
7.8.2 HYBRID SAN Version ...................................................................................................... 75
7.9 Log Management ........................................................................................................................... 76
7.9.1 Searching Log ....................................................................................................................76
7.9.2 Exporting Log ....................................................................................................................77
7.9.3 Clearing Log ......................................................................................................................77
Chapter 8 System ............................................................................................................................ 78
8.1 Network .......................................................................................................................................... 79
8.1.1 Modifying Data Network Interface ...................................................................................79
8.1.2 Binding Network Interfaces .............................................................................................. 79
8.1.3 Adding Route ....................................................................................................................80
8.1.4 MAC and IP Bonding .........................................................................................................81
8.1.5 Advanced Parameters ....................................................................................................... 81
8.2 Alarm ............................................................................................................................................. 84
8.2.1 Alarm Type ........................................................................................................................84
8.2.2 Adding Email .....................................................................................................................86
8.2.3 Testing Email ..................................................................................................................... 87
8.2.4 Adding SNMP Manager ..................................................................................................... 87
8.2.5 Testing SMTP Manager ..................................................................................................... 88
8.3 Time .............................................................................................................................................. 88
8.3.1 Adjusting System Time ......................................................................................................88
8.3.2 Synchronizing Time ...........................................................................................................89
Chapter 9 Log .................................................................................................................................90
9.1 Operation Log ................................................................................................................................ 91
9.2 Performance Log ............................................................................................................................ 91
9.3 Upgrade Log ................................................................................................................................... 92
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Chapter 1 Overview
Purpose:
DS-A80&81 series storage system is a high-performance and highly reliable storage system. Designed with four
enterprise-class gigabyte network interfaces, it provides a bandwidth with 4 to 8G bps transmission capability and
a huge storage space. It is integrated with multiple advanced technologies, including a 64-bit hexa-core processors,
stable architecture, and the RAID 6 storage technology, thus to run reliably and protect user data security
effectively.
Figure 1. 1 GUI and Table 1. 1 GUI Introduction introduce the elements appear in the GUI (Graphical User
Interface) and clarify names for each element.
Figure 1. 1 GUI
Table 1. 1 GUI Introduction

No. Name Description
Banner and device
1 Shows the device model.
model
2 Running status A shortcut for obtaining the real-time running status.
3 Navigation Bar Lists the storage system menu.
4 Help and logout A shortcut for accessing user manuals, downloading software, and logout.
5 Operation window Lists the parameters. You can configure parameters in the area.
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Chapter 2 Getting Started

Purpose:
The chapter introduces HDD installation steps, web browser access steps, and login steps.
Table 2. 1 Module Description
Module Description
HDD Installation Describes the steps of HDD installation.
You can get access to the storage system via a server with the web browser
Web Browser Access
installed.
Login Introduces login storage system steps.
Key Words:
HDD Installation, Web Browser Access, Login
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2.1 HDDInstallation
In the event of device appearance shown in following steps conflicts with real device, the later prevails.
Before you start:
Prepare the following equipment and accessories.
● A storage system
● Hard HDDs
● A pair of anti-static gloves
● A screwdriver
Steps:
1. Press the blue button. Then the handle pops up.
Figure 2. 2 Press the Blue Button

2. Hold the hander and pull the HDD dummy out of the slot.
Figure 2. 3 Pull out the HDD Dummy

3. Use the screwdriver to uninstall the baffle in the bottom of HDD slot.
4. Place an HDD in the HDD dummy. The SATA interface must face the HDD dummy rear.
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Figure 2. 4 Place HDD

5. Adjust the HDD position. Ensure the HDD rear aligning with HDD dummy rear and the two screw holes
aiming at the holes that marked with red frame in Figure 2. 5 HDDPosition.
Figure 2. 5 HDD Position

6. Use a screwdriver to fasten the four screws into the screw holes in both sides.
Figure 2. 6 Install Screws

7. Push the HDD dummy back into the slot.
Figure 2. 7 Push the HDD Dummy into Slot
2.2 Accessingby Web Browser
You shall acknowledge that the use of the product with Internet access might be under network security risks. For
avoidance of any network attacks and information leakage, please strengthen your own protection. If the product
does not work properly, please contact with your dealer or the nearest service center.
Purpose:
You can get access to the storage system via a server with a web browser installed, without needing to install any
other software. The recommended web browsers are Internet Explorer 8 and Internet Explorer 11.
Before you start:
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1. Use a network cable to connect the system Ethernet port and the storage system management network
interface.
2. Configure the server IP address. Ensure it is in the same network segment with the IP address of
management network interface is 10.254.254.254.
Steps:
1. Open web browser.
2. Input the storage system IP address (https://10.254.254.254:2004) in Web browser address bar.
3. Press Enter.
2.3 Login
Steps:
● If the device has not been activated, you need to activate the device first before login.
1. Set the password for the admin user account.
2. Click OKto login to the device.
STRONGPASSWORDRECOMMENDED–Wehighly recommend you create a strong password of your own

choosing (Using a minimum of 8 characters, including at least three of the following categories: upper case
letters, lower caseletters, numbers,and special characters.) in order to increasethe security of your product.
And we recommend you reset your password regularly, especially in the high security system, resetting the
passwordmonthly or weeklycan better protect your product.
● If the device is already activated:
1. Select Login account as BasicManagement or HYBRIDSAN Sub-system.
➢ BasicManagement:Used to configure basic parameters of the storage system.
➢ HYBRIDSAN Sub-system:Used to Log into the HYBRID SAN sub-system.
2. Select Username.
3. Enter Password.
4. Mode is Advancedby default and is not selectable.
5. Click Loginto log in the system.
Figure 2. 8 Login
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Chapter 3 Maintenance
Purpose:
Maintenance function enables you to view login and iSCSI information, monitor running status, restore default
settings, check and download logs, upgrade storage system, and so forth.
Module Description
● A shortcut for reboot and shutdown.
System
● Lists the login user information and iSCSI connection information.
Shows you the real-time graph and data of system performance, including
Performance
bandwidth usage, memory usage, CPU usage, IO status, and Vmstatus.
You can view system version, reset system, view logs, upgrade system, and add
General
check and repair strategy.
Provides a graph to show the front view status and a pie chart to show the storage
Graphical Display
information.
Shows the fan information, module temperature, fan control panel version, and
Environmental
chassis power.
Key words:
System, Performance, General, Graphical Display, Environmental
Figure 3. 2 Maintenance
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3.1 System
Purpose:
Once you log into the storage system, system menu appears. System menu is a shortcut for reboot and shutdown
and lists the login users and iSCSI connection information.
Steps:
1. Click Maintenancein navigation bar and choose Systemto enter System interface.
Figure 3. 3 System Monitor

2. Reboot, power off, or view login information or iSCSI connection info.
• Click Rebootor Poweroff to restart or shut down the storage system.
• The logged in users and IPaddresses are listed in the Logininfo.
• The LUN ID, iSCSIID, and Initiator name are listed in iSCSIconnection info, which shows which
devices are connecting iSCSI.
3.2 Performance
Purpose:
Performance menu shows you the real-time graph and data of system performance, including bandwidth usage,
memory usage, CPU usage, IO status, and system performance.
Steps:
1. Click Maintenancein navigation bar and choose Performanceto enter Performance interface.
Figure 3. 4 Performance
2. Click EnableGraphicalto show the real-time graphs of bandwidth usage, memory usage, and CPU usage.
3. Optionally, click DisableGraphicalto fold the graphs.
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Figure 3. 5 Graph Monitor

4. Click System Performance to pop up system performance window. System performance updates per
second.
5. Click of View IPPerformanceto unfold input/output status.
6. Optionally, click of View IPPerformanceto fold input/output status.
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3.3 General
Purpose:
You can view system version, reset system, view logs, and upgrade system.
Step:
Click Maintenancein navigation bar and choose General.
Figure 3. 6 General
3.3.1 Viewing Version Information

Purpose:
Version information interface lists information including SMI, HYBRID SAN , Support, and so on.
Steps:
1. Click Versioninformation to pop up version information window.
2. Click Cancelto close the window.
Figure 3. 7 Version Information
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3.3.2 Default Settings

Purpose:
You can reset system to factory defaults when system is abnormal. You are recommended to reset system under
the direction of professional technical support.
Resetting operation won’t restore administrator user name and password, RAID configuration, hot spot
configuration, and network parameters.
Steps:
1. Click Resetsystemto pop up reset system dialog.
Figure 3. 8 Reset System

2. Enter yesor YESintext field and click OKto reset.
3.3.3 Managing Maintenance Log

Purpose:
When system is abnormal, you can download the maintenance log to analyze problems.
Steps:
For details, refer to 9.1 OperationLog.
3.3.4 Modifying Password

Purpose:
You can modify password for basic management system and HYBRID SAN sub-system user.
Steps:
1. Click Modify password.And modify password window appears.
2. Select UserNameas web_admin or nvr_admin.
➢ web_admin:Basic management system user name.
➢ nvr_admin:HYBRID SAN sub-system user name.
3. Enter Old Management Password and the same password in New Management Password and Confirm
Management Password.
● The security level of modified password should not be lower than low security.
● Password can only contain numbers, lowercase, uppercase, and underline for your password.
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Figure 3. 9 Modify Password

4. Click OKand click OKin popup message dialog to save the new password.
• Once password is modified, it jumps to login interface. You need to enter the new password to log in.
• Another controller password changes with the current controller password.
3.3.5 SNMPConfiguration
Purpose:
By configuring SNMP parameters, you can log in PRTG Traffic Grapher tool to monitor the system status, including
exception information, CPU usage, and so forth.
Steps:
1. Click SNMPConfiguration button.
Figure 3. 10 SNMP Configuration

2. SNMPVersionis V2(v2c)by default and is not editable.
3. Enter UserName, Contact, and Physicaladdress.
4. Click OKto save the settings. Then you can view system status by logging in PRTG Traffic Grapher Tool.
3.3.6 Modifying Host Name

Steps:
1. Click Modify and text field appears.
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2. Enter host name in the text field.

3. Click Modify to activate the new host name.
Figure 3. 11 Modify Host Name
Only letters (a to z and A to Z), numbers (0 to 9), and underline (_) can be input.
3.3.7 Viewing ServiceStatus

Purpose:
Whether the services are running or not. You can enable, disable, or restart the services.
Steps:
● Click Enableto start the service that is not running.
● Click Disableto shut down the running service.
● Click Restartto restart services.
Figure 3. 12 Service Status
3.3.8 System Upgrade

Purpose:
You are recommended to upgrade system under the help of professional support.
Steps:
1. Click Systemupgradein Common menu to enter Application Service interface.
Figure 3. 13 Application Service

2. Click Browserand choose the upgrade package.
3. Click Uploadto upgrade. After upgrade succeeded, reboot the storage system to activate the new version.
4. Optionally, you can click Restoreto restore to previous version.
You can only restore to the last upgraded version.
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3.4 Graphical Display

Purpose:
The storage system provides a graph to show the front view status and a pie chart to show the storage
information.
Step:
Click Maintenancein navigation bar and choose GraphicalDisplayto enter Graphical Display interface.
Figure 3. 14 Graphical Display
3.4.1 Front View

Purpose:
Front view can show you the HDD status.
Steps:
1. Click Front View in Graphical Display menu to show front view.
Table 3. 2 Indicator Status Description
Indicator Color Description
Unlit HDD doesn’t exist.
Top indicator
Green HDD is connected and recognized.
Green HDD is normal.
Bottom indicator Blue Reading and writing normally.
Red HDD is rebuilding.
2. Positioning the pointer in a green indicator slot. Then the message dialog appears.
Figure 3. 15 HDD Information

3. Click Overviewto view information of all HDD.
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Figure 3. 16 HDD Overview

4. Optionally, click Refreshin top-right corner to update the front view.
3.4.2 Pie Chart

Purpose:
Pie chart shows the free size of all storage modules, including system, LUN, snapshot, HYBRID SAN , iSCSI, and FC.
Steps:
1. Click PieChartin Graphical Display to enter Pie Chart interface.
2. Positioning the pointer in the part you want to view. Freesizeand free size Percentageappear in a dialog.
3. Optionally, click Refreshin top-right corner to update the information.
Figure 3. 17 Pie Chart
3.5 Environmental
Purpose:
Environmental shows the fan information, module temperature, fan control panel version, and chassis power.
Steps:
1. Click Maintenancein navigation bar and choose Control Messageto enter Control Message interface. Fan
RPM (Revolutions per Minute), temperature, and other information are shown.
You can install or uninstall fans. Up to 6 fans’ formation can be connected.
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Figure 3. 18 Host
2. Click Mute in top-right corner to turn off system audible warning.
3. To find out which controller is working, click Positionin top-right corner and click OKin popup dialog. The
FN indicator of working controller would light up and flash for 10 minutes.
4. Set fan speed.
1) Click SpeedRegulationin top-right corner to pop up dialog box.
Figure 3. 19 Fan Speed

2) Choose speed as Low speed,Medium speed,or High speedin dropdown list.
3) Click OKto save the settings.
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Chapter 4 Storage Management

Purpose:
Storage management provides configuration including HDD management, array, storage pool, LUN (logical
Volume), and storage settings.
Module Description
You can:
HDD Management ● View HDD information and status.
● Rescan, positioning, initialize, and detect HDDs.
You can:
● Create arrays.
Array ● Add hot spare.
● View array and hot spare information.
● Delete array and hot spare.
You can:
● Add, delete, and positioning storage pools.
Storage pool
● Remove and positioning HDDs.
● View system total and free capacity.
You can
LUN (Logical volume) ● Add and delete LUNs.
● Rename, expand, clone, and snapshot LUNs.
You can:
● Set array synchronization speed.
Configurations
● Set array synchronization type.
● Set flicking frequency for HDD positioning indicator.
Key words:
HDD Management, Array, Storage Pool, LUN (Logical Volume), Configuration
Figure 4. 2 Storage
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4.1 Managing Local HDD

Purpose:
You can view the HDD information here, including HDD location, supplier, model, size, status, and belonging
group.
Step:
Click Storagein navigation bar and choose HDDManagement.
Figure 4. 3 HDD Management
4.1.1 Viewing HDDStatus

Purpose:
You can view status of one HDD or all HDDs.
4.1.1.1 One HDD

Steps:
1. In the HDD information list, Click Detailsof an HDD. HDD state dialog appears.
2. Click SMARTtoview the HDD SMART detection information.
Figure 4. 4 HDD Status
4.1.1.2 All HDDs

Steps:
1. Click HDDStatusin the upper left corner.
2. Click SMARTofan HDD to view its SMART detection information.
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Figure 4. 5 HDD Status
There are totally 6 kinds of status for an HDD.

Table 4. 2 HDD Status Description
Status Description
Normal HDD works normally.
Undetected HDD failed the HDD detection.
Lost HDD is unrecognized.
Risky Exception occurs during HDD detection. But it can still work.
Bad HDD is kicked out by an array.
Warning HDD read and writing speed is higher than 10 MB/S during pressure test.
4.1.2 Rescanning HDD

Step:
● If detecting a newly installed HDD failed, click Rescantofind the HDD.
● If an HDD is uninstalled from the storage system, click Rescantoremove it from the HDD interface.
Rescanning HDDs may result in HDD status appearing as Unknown. Fresh the interface or click Rescanagain to
solve the problem.
4.1.3 Positioning HDD

Purpose:
HDD bottom indicator flickers after enabling the function. It enables you to find a certain HDD more easily.
Before you start:
Set the flickering time first. For details, refer to 4.5.2FlickeringTime.
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Steps:
1. Check the checkbox of HDD you want to find.
2. Click Position and click OK in popup dialog box. Then HDD indicator keeps flickering in red for the set
flickering time.
4.1.4 HDDInitialization
Purpose:
To recover an HDD when its status is uninitialized or when it is kicked out by an array, you can initialize it.
Steps:
1. Check the checkbox of HDD you want to initialize.
2. Click Initialize and click OKin popup dialog box to start initializing.
4.1.5 HDDDetection
Purpose:
To recognize an HDD which is added to a storage system for the first time, detect it.
Steps:
1. Check the checkboxes of HDDs to detect.
2. Click Detect.
Figure 4. 6 HDD Detection

3. Select the Detection Mode as Rapid or Comprehensive.
➢ Rapid:Detect parts of all HDD blocks. It takes shorter time than Comprehensive.
➢ Comprehensive:Detectall HDD blocks. It takes longer time than Rapid.
● It is recommended to operate rapid detection when system is under low pressure.

● You are recommended to operate comprehensive detection for the first use HDD.
● To keep data safe, detect an HDD every 3 months.
4. Click Start to start detecting. The selected detection mode, detection progress, and detection time are listed
in the top part of the interface.
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5. Optionally, click Refreshto update the detection status, detection process and detection time.
Or you can click Stop to end all detections.
There are 3 kinds of detection status: Unsubmitted, Detecting, and Completed.

Table 4. 3 Detection Status Description
CheckStatus Description
Uncommitted HDD detection has not been committed.
Detecting HDD is being detected.
Waiting Another HDD is being detected. You need to wait till the detection is finished.
4.2 Array
Purpose:
You can create and manage array.
Step:
Click Storagein navigation bar and choose Array.
Figure 4. 7 Array
4.2.1 Creating Array

Purpose:
You can use available HDDs to create array.
Steps:
1. Click CreateArray.
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Figure 4. 8 Create Array

2. Input Array Namein text field.
3. Select Array Type in drop-down list. RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 3, RAID 5, RAID 6, RAID 10, and RAID 50 are
selectable.
Figure 4. 9 Required HDD Quantity
Array Type Required HDDQuantity
RAID 0 At least 2 HDDs.
RAID 5 Valid range: [3, 12].
RAID 10 RAID is made of RAID 0 and RAID 1 which requires
at least 4 even HDDs.
RAID 50 RAID is made of RAID 0 and RAID 5 which requires
at least 6 even HDDs.
4. Select Array BlockSize(KB)indrop-down list.
5. Select I/O Priority as Performance Priority, Protection Priority, Balanced,or Smart.
➢ PerformancePriority: To guarantee external IO task performance, internal IO task is totally stopped.
➢ Protection Priority: To guarantee internal IO task performance, external IO task would only take the
rest channel.
➢ Balanced:When both internal and external IO task exist, Balance ensures internal IO task occupy
certain channel without influencing external IO task.
➢ Smart:Without external IO task, array is initialized in the highest speed. Or array is initialized in the
lowest speed.
If RAID level is RAID 0, I/O priority is unavailable.
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6. Select the Available HDDsto create RAID.

Or select Available arraysto create RAID.
Or select the combination of Available HDDsand Available arrays.
● Only enterprised HDDs are listed in Auailable HDDs list.

● In order to increase the performance of created RAID, it is recommended to use HDDs of the same
model and capacity when creating a RAID.
7. Click OKto create array. The successfully created array lists in Array information list. Once created, the array
starts initializing.
4.2.2 Array Exception

Purpose:
If HDD failure occurs, array degrades. When more HDDs fail, array fails. Degraded array can keep working.
However, failed array cannot work. Notification area will notify you once array degraded or failed. Refer to
following table for array degraded and failed condition.
Table 4. 4 Array Degraded Condition
RAID Level DegradedCondition Failed Condition
RAID 0 RAID 0 will not degrade. One HDD fails.
RAID 1 N-1 HDDs fail. All HDDs fail.
RAID 3
One HDD fails. Two HDDs fail.
RAID 5
RAID 6 N-1 HDDs fail. More than three HDDs fail.
RAID 10
One HDD fails. Two HDDs fail in either contained RAID.
RAID 50
● If array in storage pool degrades, physical volume degrades.

● If array in storage pool fails, physical volume fails.
4.2.3 Rebuilding Array

Purpose:
Rebuilding refers to the process of using a normal HDD or array to virtually replace a failed HDD in a degraded
array. The normal HDD can be hot spare HDD, newly inserted HDD, and so forth.
● During rebuilding process, if the rebuilding HDD fails, the array stays degraded.
● During rebuilding process, if a normal HDD in array fails, the array becomes failed.
● During rebuilding process, if I/O error occurs to the rebuilding HDD, you need to change rebuilding HDD.
4.2.3.1Rebuilding with Hot Spare

Before you start:
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Add global, area, or local hot spare HDD or array for array.
Step:
Once the array degraded, hot spare HDD or hot spare array automatically rebuilds the array.
When the degraded array possesses both global and local hot spare, it rebuilds with local hot spare preferentially.
4.2.3.2Rebuilding with Available HDD

Before you start:
Ensure there is at least one available HDD which isn’t included in any array or storage pool.
Steps:
1. Click Maintenanceof a degraded array in Array information list.
2. Click Rebuildto pop up Array rebuild interface.
3. Select an Available HDDor Available Array.
4. Click OKto start rebuilding.
4.2.4 Detecting Array

Purpose:
You can detect whether the data bit and parity data in an array match or not.
If array in storage pool starts detecting, the physical volume status is detecting.
Steps:
2. Click Detect to start detecting.
4.2.5 Repairing Array

Purpose:
You can repair the data bit and parity data mismatch issue.
If array in storage pool starts repairing, physical volume status is repairing.

Steps:
2. Click Repairto start repairing.
4.2.6 Renaming Array

Steps:
1. Click Maintenanceof an array in Array information list.
2. Click Rename.
3. Enter a new name.
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4. Click OKto save the new name.
4.2.6.1Modify I/O Priority

Steps:
2. Click Modify.
3. Select I/O Priority in dropdown list.
4. Click OK.
4.2.6.2PauseInitialization/Rebuilding/Detection/Repair
Purpose:
When the array is initializing, rebuilding, detecting, or repairing, you can pause.
Steps:
2. Click Pauseto pause current process.
3. You can click Keepto resume.
4.2.7 Deleting Array

Steps:
1. Check the checkbox of array you want to delete.
2. Click button to delete.
If the array has been added to a storage pool, you need to remove it from storage pool first, or it can’t be deleted.
4.2.8 Adding Hot Spare

Purpose:
The hot spare HDD can replace failed HDD in the degraded array. In order to protect data from damage in case of
HDDs in array fail, it is recommended to add hot spare HDDs for a created array.
RAID 0 will not degrade. So you need not add local hot spare HDD for it.
Steps:
1. Click Add Hot SpareDiskto enter Add hot spare interface.
2. Select Group as Global, Area, or Local.
➢ Global: Global hot spare HDDs can replace failed HDDs in any degraded arrays of storage devices in
the same system.
➢ Area:Area hot spare HDDs replace failed HDDs in any degraded arrays of one storage system.
➢ Local:Local hot spare HDDs replace failed HDDs in designated array.
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Priority of hot spare: Local hot spare › area hot spare › global hot spare
3. If Group is Area, select available array in Areadropdown list.
If Group is Local, select array in Array dropdown list.
4. Select at least one Available HDD.
Or select at least one Available array.
Or select the combination of Available HDDor Available array.
5. Click OKto create hot spare.
Figure 4. 10 Add Hot Spare
4.2.9 Deleting Hot Spare

Steps:
1. Select arrays you want to delete.
2. Click button to delete.
4.3 Storage Pool

Purpose:
Storage pool, which is made of physical volumes and contains arrays and HDDs, is designed for central
management of storage capacity.
Step:
Click Storagein navigation bar and choose StoragePool.
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Figure 4. 11 Storage Pool

Table 4. 5 Interface Description
Area Name Description
Lists the storage pool total size, free size, LUN size, snapshot size,
1 Information Area
HYBRID SAN size, iSCSI size, and FC size.
2 Configuration Area You can add, delete, and positioning created physical volume here.
4.3.1 Adding Storage Pool

Purpose:
You need to create physical volumes to build storage pool.
Before you start:
Ensure available array or HDD exists in the storage system.
Steps:
1. Click Add.
Figure 4. 12 Add Storage Pool

2. Select at least one array or HDD as storage pool.
Or select the combination of array or HDD.
3. Input PVNamein text field.
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4. Click OKto add the storage pool.
Figure 4. 13 Storage Pool
4.3.2 Deleting StoragePool

Purpose:
You can delete storage pool by deleting the added physical volumes.
Steps:
1. Check the checkboxes of physical volumes you want to delete.
2. Click or button to delete them.
Idle physical volumes can be deleted except the first created physical volume.
4.3.3 Positioning StoragePool

Before you start:
Set the flickering time first. For details, refer to 4.5.2 FlickeringTime.
Steps:
1. Check the checkbox of physical volume you want to positioning.
2. Click button. Then the HDD bottom indicator keeps flickering in green for the set flickering
time.
4.4 LogicalVolume
Purpose:
Logical volume is the virtual HDD which is made of physical HDD.
Step:
Click Storagein navigation bar and choose LUN.
Figure 4. 14 Logical Volume
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4.4.1 Creating Logical Volume

Purpose:
You can create logical volumes by using available physical volumes.
Steps:
1. Click Create.
Figure 4. 15 Create Logical Volume

2. Enter Name.
3. Enter Capacity(MB).
4. Select Block Size(Byte)from dropdown list.
5. Choose Available PhysicalVolume.
6. Click OKto create logical volume. Created logical volume is listed in logical volume information list.
4.4.2 Deleting LogicalVolume

Steps:
1. Select the logical volume you want to delete.
2. Click button to delete them.
The working logical volume can be deleted. Only free logical volume can be deleted.
4.4.3 Renaming Logical Volume
You can only rename the free logical volumes.

Steps:
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1. Click button of the logical volume you want to rename.

2. Enter a new name.
3. Click OKto save the new name.
4.4.4 Enlarging Logical Volume

Purpose:
You can enlarge the size of created logical volume.
You can only enlarge the idle logical volumes.

Steps:
1. Click button of the logical volume you want to extend.
Figure 4. 16 Extend LUN

2. Enter New Capacity(MB).
3. Select Available PhysicalVolumeused to extend.
4. Click OKto extend.
4.5 Configuration
Purpose:
You can set the array synchronization speed type and flickering time of positioning indicator.
Step:
Click Storagein navigation bar and choose Configuration.
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Figure 4. 17 Configurations
4.5.1 Synchronization Speedand Type

Purpose:
Array synchronization speed and synchronization type is editable.
Steps:
1. Click Modify of Array SynchronizationSpeed.
2. Select Array SynchronizationSpeedas High, Medium, Low, or None.
The faster the speed is, the highest the internel IO percentage is.
3. Click OK.
4. Click Modify of Array SynchronizationType.
5. Select Array SynchronizationType as Serial or Parallel.
6. Click OK.
Figure 4. 18 Synchronization Speed and Type
4.5.2 Flickering Time

Purpose:
When positioning an HDD, the HDD bottom indicator keeps flickering for the set time.
Steps:
1. Enter a number as flickering time in HDDPositioning FlickeringTime (s).
Valid flickering time ranges from 5 to 300 and the unit is second.
2. Click Modify.
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Chapter 5 SAN
Purpose:
You can add iSCSI disks and FC (Fiber Channel) disks in your computer.
Module Description
iSCSI You can add iSCSI disks in your computer.
FC You can add FC disks in your computer.
Keywords:
iSCSI, FC
Figure 5. 2 SAN
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5.1 iSCSI
Purpose:
You can add iSCSI HDDs in your computer.
Step:
Click SANin navigation bar and choose iSCSItoenter iSCSI interface.
Figure 5. 3 iSCSI
5.1.1 Adding CHAPUser

Purpose:
When enabling iSCSI, you can select an added CHAP user as a way to verify your computer permission.
Steps:
1. Click button to enter Add CHAP User interface.
Figure 5. 4 Add CHAP User

2. Enter CHAP UserName, New Password,and Confirm password.
➢ UserName:Only letters, numbers, and underline are allowed.
➢ New Password:Only12 to 16 characters, including letters, numbers, and underline, are allowed.
➢ Confirm Password:It must be the same as New Password.
3. Click OKand click OKin confirmation dialog box to add the CHAP user.
5.1.2 Modifying CHAPUser

Purpose:
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You can modify the password of added users.

Before you start:
If the CHAP going to be modified is linked to one or more iSCSIs and these iSCSIs are connecting with computers,
you need to disconnect them from computer first.
Steps:
1. Click button to enter Modify CHAP User Interface.
2. Enter the CHAP username you want to modify in the text field.
3. Enter a new Passwordand Confirm password.
4. Click OKand click OKin confirmation dialog box to modify the CHAP user.
5.1.3 Enabling iSCSI

Purpose:
Enabling iSCSI in the storage system makes it possible for you to add iSCSI HDDs in computer.
Steps:
1. Click button to pop up Enable iSCSI interface.
Figure 5. 5 Enable iSCSI

2. Enter Client IP and iSCSIID.
➢ ClientIP: To turn on iSCSI for a specified client (computer), enter the client IP address. To turn on iSCSI
for multiple clients, enter 0.0.0.0 in the text field.
3. Select the identity authentication method in the dropdown list of CHAPUser.
➢ Disable:There is no limit for client access.
➢ Other CHAP user: Correct CHAP user name and password are needed for client to get access to LUN.
4. Select the logical volume AccessMode as Read/Write, Write-Through, ReadOnly, or Intelligent Read-Only.
➢ Read/Write: Read and writing permission.
➢ Intelligent Read-Only:Eventhough writing operation succeeded, data wouldn’t be written into LUN. It
is mainly used to test the storage system performance.
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➢ Write-Through:It writes the data into HDDs directly without writing into HDD buffer. A low writing
speed makes the data complete.
5. Choose an available LogicalVolume.
6. Click OKto enable the iSCSI.
When multiple iSCSIs share the same LUN, only one iSCSI server access mode can be R/W and other servers
should be RO or IRO, or file system may be damaged or data may lose.
5.1.4 Disabling iSCSI

Purpose:
For the unnecessary iSCSIs, you can disable them, thus to keep the storage system safe and stable.
Before you start:
Disconnect the storage system from the clients for which you want to disable iSCSI.
Steps:
1. Check the checkbox of iSCSI you want to disable.
2. Click and click OKin confirmation dialog box.
5.1.5 Modifying iSCSIPort

Purpose:
iSCSI port is needed when accessing via computer. It can be edited.
Before you start:
Disconnect all iSCSIs first, or iSCSI enabled under pervious iSCSI port couldn’t be deleted.
Steps:
1. Click SANin navigation bar and choose Setting to enter Setting interface.
Figure 5. 6 Setting
2. Enter a number between 3000 and 65534 except 7402 in Currenttarget port text field.
3. Click Modify, click OKin confirmation dialog box, and click OKin second popup dialog box.
5.2 FC(Optional)
Purpose:
You can add FC HDDs in your computer.
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Before you start:

1. Install fiber Ethernet adapter and fiber Ethernet adapter drive in both the storage system and the client
server.
2. Connect the storage system and client server to fiber channel switch with fiber.
Step:
Click SANin navigation bar and choose FCto enter FC interface.
Figure 5. 7 iSCSI
5.2.1 Enabling FC
Purpose:
Enabling FC in the storage system makes it possible for you to add FC HDDs in computer. To visit FC HDD via
computer, the storage system and the computer should locate in an optical fiber network. You can enable FC
service for:
➢ A specified fiber channel.
➢ All available fiber channels.
➢ A specified FC port.
➢ All available FC ports.
Before you start:
● Install optical fiber card first.
● Create at least one LUN first. For detailed steps, refer to 4.4 Logical Volume.
Steps:
1. Click EnableFCto enter Enable FC interface.
Figure 5. 8 Enable FC
2. According to actual connection, select Fiber Channelas Fiber Channel0,Fiber Channel1,Fiber Channel2,or
Fiber Channel3. If you are not sure about selecting which one, select Available channels. The storage
system can automatically connect the client with an available channel.
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Fiber Channel 0 refers to fiber port 1 in real panel. Fiber Channel 1 refers to fiber port 2 in rear panel. And
so on.
3. To specify a client, enter Client WWPNof 16 numbers.
Client WWPN:The client fiber Ethernet adapter WWPN. You can use a fiber client to obtain WWPN. If no
client is available, enter 0000000000000000. The storage system connects all available clients WWPN and
share FC with all connected clients.
4. Select available LUN in the dropdown list of LUNname.
5. Choose LogicalLUNID as Auto or Manual.
➢ Auto: The storage system automatically specifies a free LUN ID.
➢ Manual: It is recommended to choose Manual. The logical LUN ID which is the first manual one must
be 0.
6. Select LUN access mode as R/W, SR/W,RO,or IRO.
➢ R/W: Read and writing permission.
➢ IRO(Intelligent Read Only): Even though writing operation succeeded, data wouldn’t be written into
LUN. It is mainly used to test the storage system performance.
➢ RO:Read only
➢ SR/W(Synchronous Read/Write): It writes the data into HDDs directly without writing into HDD buffer.
A low writing speed makes the data complete.
7. Click OKand click OKin confirmation dialog box to enable FC.
5.2.2 Disabling FC
Purpose:
You can disable FC service for:
➢ A specified fiber channel.
➢ All available fiber channels.
➢ A specified FC port
➢ All available FC ports.
Steps:
1. Check the checkbox of FC you want to disable.
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Chapter 6 HYBRIDSAN
Purpose:
You can configure HYBRID SAN and N+1 parameters.
Module Description
You can:
● Configure private volume, HYBRID SAN configuration, create record volume, and
extend record volume.
HYBRID SAN ● HYBRID SAN one-key configuration.
● Manage N+1.
● Log in HYBRID SAN sub-system to add encoders, add strategy, search video, and
so forth.
A storage system whose HYBRID SAN service has started can serve as a backup HYBRID
N+1
SAN for other HYBRID SAN s.
Keywords:
HYBRID SAN , N+1
Figure 6. 2 HYBRID SAN
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6.1 One-KeyConfiguration
Purpose:
Quick-setting creating helps you to create HYBRID SAN quickly.
Before you start:
Ensure there is neither storage pool nor array in the storage system.
Steps:
1. Click the One-KeyConfigurationbutton in upper right corner to start quick settings.
2. Click OKto confirm. Quick-setting takes 3 to 15 minutes. During the quick-settings, following operations are
performed automatically.
1) Add HDDs to storage pool. Or create RAIDs and add them to storage pool.
The whole HDDs are added to storage pool with no more free capacity. You can view the storage pool
usage in Storage › Storage Pool.
2) Create private volume, reserved volume, and record volume. If more than 3 LUNs are created, one
archive volume is created.
Figure 6. 3 HYBRID SAN Settings Interface
➢ Bad HDD, risky HDD, and warning HDD would not be added to storage pool.
➢ Non-enterprise HDD is added to storage pool by single-HDD mode.
➢ Quick-setting takes longer if any undetected HDD exists.
➢ If HDDs in the storage system are less than 6, they are added to storage pool by single-HDD mode.
➢ If HDDs in the storage system are not less than 6 and HDDs in storage enclosure is less than 6, the
storage system HDDs are added by array mode and the storage enclosure HDDs won’t be added.
➢ If HDDs in the storage system and HDDs in storage enclosure are both not less than 6, they are both
added to storage pool by array mode.
➢ If only one HDD exists, no reserved volume is created. In single-HDD mode, no reserved volume is
created in the last HDD of the storage system. In array mode, two reserved volumes are created in each
RAID.
➢ By default, a 50 GB size private volume and a 50 GB size reserved volume should be created.
6.2 HYBRIDSAN Configuration

Purpose:
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You can start and reset HYBRID SAN and create record volume.
Step:
Click the Configure HYBRIDSAN button in upper right corner.
Figure 6. 4 HYBRID SAN
6.2.1 Starting HYBRIDSAN

Purpose:
You can start HYBRID SAN after private volumes are created.
Before you start:
1. To create storage pool, do one of the following:
● Single-HDD mode: Add HDDs to storage pool.
● Array mode: Create arrays and add them to storage pool.
2. Create at least 5 LUNs. Ensure at least 4 of them are larger than 20 GB. The four LUNs are used to create
private volume, reserved volume. Other LUNs are used to create record volume.
➢ If record volume size is fewer than 120T, then private volume 1 and private volume 2 size should both
larger 50G.
➢ If record volume size ranges from 120T to 180T, then private volume 1 and private volume 2 size
should both larger 60G.
➢ If record volume enlarges by 60T, record volume 1 and record volume 2 should both enlarge by 10G.
Steps:
1. Click the Configure Private Volume tab.
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Figure 6. 5 HYBRID SAN Configuration

2. Check the checkbox of EnableHYBRIDSAN after finishing.
3. Optionally, check the checkbox of Allocate private volume's reserved spaceand Enable private volume's
reserved space.
Enable private volume's reserved space: Create a spare volume for private volume. The spare volume
works as a backup volume. When error occurs to the two private volumes, the two spare LUNs would
replace them.
It is not recommended to use a spare volume in the same physical volume with the private volume.
4. To add private volume 1, choose a FreeLUNand click button.
5. To add private volume 2, choose a FreeLUNand click button.
➢ HYBRID SAN configuration information is saved in private volume 1 and private volume 2.
➢ It is not recommended to use the LUN created by the HDD first added to storage pool to create private
volume 1.
➢ The chosen LUNs’ capacity should meet the demand shown in red frames in Figure 6. 5 HYBRIDSAN
Configuration.
➢ If Allocate private volume's reserved spaceand Enableprivate volume's reserved spaceare selected,
the storage system automatically select two free LUN as the spare volumes.
6. Click OKto start creating the two private volumes. After private volumes are created, HYBRID SAN starts
running.
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Figure 6. 6 Created Prviate Volume

Table 6. 2 HYBRID SAN Status Description
Status Description
Not configured or incomplete HYBRID SAN is not configured.
Running HYBRID SAN is correctly started.
Click Stop HYBRIDSAN to stop HYBRID SAN service. Once HYBRID SAN
Stopped is stopped, you are not able to view encoder information and videos. You
can click Start HYBRIDSAN to recover to Running status.
Indicators HYBRID SAN is working normally and in automatic recovery
Running and Recovering
process.
Stopped and Recovering Indicators HYBRID SAN is stopped and in automatic recovery process.
6.2.2 Resetting HYBRIDSAN

Purpose:
You can delete HYBRID SAN videos, encoders, and other configurations by resetting HYBRID SAN . After reset,
HYBRID SAN status restores to not configured or incomplete.
Steps:
1. Enter HYBRID SAN configuration menu.
Figure 6. 7 Reset HYBRID SAN
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2. Click HYBRIDSAN Service Reset.

3. Enter yesor YESintext field to start reset.
6.2.3 RecordVolume
Purpose:
Record volume is the logical volume stores videos.
6.2.3.1 Creating RecordVolume

Steps:
1. Click CreateRecordVolume menu.
Figure 6. 8 Create Record Volume

2. Enter the RecordVolume Namein text field.
3. Select Overwrite Strategyas Overwrite or Do Not Overwrite.
● Overwrite: Once the record volume is full, videos can still write into it by covering the earliest videos.
● Do Not Overwrite: Once the record volume is full, videos cannot be written in it
4. Select RecordVolume Usageas Video Storage or Picture Storage.
5. If you want to create record volume based on local HDD or array, select LogicalVolume Sourceas Local.If
you want to create it based on IP SAN, select LUNsourceas IP SAN.
6. Select one or more UsableLUN.
If the capacity of private volume 1 and private volume 2 are both larger than 50 GB, maximum capacity of
each LUN of record volume is 8 TB.
7. Click OKto create the record volume. The created record volumes are listed in Record Volume list.
6.2.3.2Clearing,Modifying, and Deleting RecordVolume

Purpose:
The created record volumes are listed in Record Volume list. You can clear videos saved in it, modify its
configuration, and delete it.
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Table 6. 3 Icon Description

Icon Name Description
Clear data You can clear videos saved in the record volume.
Modify You can modify record volume name, usage, and data overlay strategy.
You can delete the record volume. Data saved in it is removed.
Delete
Do not delete record volume when linked encoder is recording.
If a record volume consists of two or more LUNs, you can delete one of them according to following steps:
Steps
1. Click the record volume name.
Figure 6. 9 LUNs
2. Click of the LUN you want to delete.
3. Enter yes or YESintext field to delete it. After it is deleted, data saved in the LUN is deleted and the LUN
status is Free.
6.2.3.3 Extending
Purpose:
When the record volume capacity is insufficient, you can use the free LUNs to extend it.
Steps:
1. Click ExtendRecordVolume menu.
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Figure 6. 10 Extend Record Volume

2. Select the record volume you want to extend in RecordVolumeName dropdown list.
3. Select the UsableLUNused to extend.
4. Click OKto start extending.
6.3 Backupand Restoring

Purpose:
The chapter introduces the video backup and HYBRID SAN restoring steps.
Step:
Click Backupand Restorebutton in upper right corner.
Figure 6. 11 Back and Restore
6.3.1 Viewing Private Volume Information

Step:
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Click Privatevolume information menu to enter Private Volume information interface. LUNs making up private
volume 1 and private volume 2 are listed.
6.3.2 Restoring
Purpose:
When error occurs to HYBRID SAN , restoring HYBRID SAN can recover it. Restoring may cause data loss, so you
need to contact us for professional help. We are not responsible for error caused by unprofessional operation.
Step:
Click ExecuteRestorationTaskmenu to enter Restore interface.
Figure 6. 12 Restore
6.3.3 Backup
Purpose:
The storage system backs up the index of all videos every hour. You can manually back up all videos’ index
according to following steps. The backed up index is saved in database.
The function backs up video index instead of videos.

Steps:
1. Click ExecuteBackup Tasktab.
2. Click OKto start backing up.
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Figure 6. 13 Backup
6.3.4 Recovering Video Data

Purpose:
If you reset HYBRID SAN , deleted record volume, or cleared record volume by mistake, you can contact us for
professional help, we would help you to recover these data. We are not responsible for error caused by
unprofessional operation.
Step:
Click ExecuteRecordData Restoration tab.
Figure 6. 14 Record Data Recovery
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6.4 N+1 Management

Purpose:
A storage system whose HYBRID SAN service has started can serve as a backup HYBRID SAN for other HYBRID
SAN s. When one or more master HYBRID SAN s fail, the backup HYBRID SAN would record the videos from
encoders. Master HYBRID SAN error includes network error, private volumes damaged, database error, and
HYBRID SAN service error. After the master HYBRID SAN s recovers to normal, backup HYBRID SAN would
upload videos back to master HYBRID SAN s.
Before you start:
Start HYBRID SAN service in both master HYBRID SAN and backup HYBRID SAN .
Step:
Click N+1in navigation bar and choose N+1to enter HYBRID SAN interface.
Figure 6. 15 N+1 Management
● Log into master HYBRID SAN and add backup HYBRID SAN for master HYBRID SAN first. And then Log
into backup HYBRID SAN and add master HYBRID SAN for backup HYBRID SAN .
● A storage system can be either backup HYBRID SAN or master HYBRID SAN .
● Ensure the system time of backup HYBRID SAN and master HYBRID SAN are the same. For detailed steps
of modifying system time, refer to Chapter8.3 Time.
● Once master HYBRID SAN can only link to one backup HYBRID SAN
● It is not recommended that encoding devices added in backup HYBRID SAN have duplicate name.
6.4.1 Adding Backup HYBRIDSAN

Purpose:
Add backup HYBRID SAN in master HYBRID SAN first.
Before you start:
Log into master HYBRID SAN and enter N+1 Management interface.
Steps:
1. Click the Add BackupHYBRIDSAN button.
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Figure 6. 16 Add Backup HYBRID SAN

2. Enter the backup HYBRID SAN IP address.
3. Click OKto add.
4. Optionally, you can check the checkboxes of Synchronization and Delete the videos saved in backup
HYBRIDSAN after synchronization succeeded,and click Modify to enable them.
➢ Synchronization:Once master HYBRID SAN recovers to normal, backup HYBRID SAN uploads the
videos back to master HYBRID SAN .
➢ Delete the videos savedin backup HYBRIDSAN after synchronization succeeded:Delete the videos
in backup HYBRID SAN once they are uploaded to master HYBRID SAN .
Figure 6. 17 Backup HYBRID SAN
6.4.2 Deleting Backup HYBRIDSAN

Steps:
1. Check the checkbox of backup HYBRID SAN you want to delete.
2. Click the button and click OKin confirmation dialog box.
6.4.3 Adding Master HYBRIDSAN

Before you start:
1. Log into backup HYBRID SAN and enter N+1 Management interface.
2. Add the same encoding devices in backup HYBRID SAN , which have been added in master HYBRID SAN . For
details, refer to chapter 7.3.2 AddingEncodingDevice.Ensure the name of encoding devices from different
backup HYBRID SAN s varies from each other.
3. Delete the added encoding devices in step 2.
4. Add schedules for encoding devices in backup HYBRID SAN the same as schedule in master HYBRID SAN .
Steps:
1. Click the Add Master HYBRIDSAN button.
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Figure 6. 18 Add Master HYBRID SAN

2. Enter master HYBRID SAN IP address.
3. Click OKto add. The added master HYBRID SAN is listed in HYBRID SAN master list
4. Enter Maximum TakingOver Number and click Modify. If maximum taken-over master HYBRID SAN is 4
and 7 master HYBRID SAN s are added, when 5 master HYBRID SAN s are abnormal, the backup HYBRID SAN
would take over the first added 4 master HYBRID SAN s. After one or more of the 4 HYBRID SAN s recovers,
other master HYBRID SAN s would be taken over.
The max. taken-over number cannot be more than 10. If input 0 or input nothing, system regards it as 10.
Table 6. 4 Backup HYBRID SAN Status
Backup HYBRID
Description
SAN Status
Standby When master HYBRID SAN is normal, backup HYBRID SAN is standby.
When master HYBRID SAN is abnormal, backup HYBRID SAN takes over the tasks.
Now backup HYBRID SAN status is working and master HYBRID SAN status is
Working
taken-over. When master HYBRID SAN recovers, backup HYBRID SAN recovers to
standby.
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Chapter 7 HYBRIDSAN Sub-System

Purpose:
You can configure the parameters for HYBRID SAN sub-system.
Module Description
Information Encoding device, record schedule, and record volume information are listed.
You can add and manage encoding devices, adjust HYBRID SAN sub-system time, count
Encoding Device
remaining recoding capacity, and analyze video loss.
You can view encoding device status and live view image, and start and stop manual
Preview and Record
record of one or more encoding devices.
You can configure recording schedule, create uploading task and schedule, and configure
Strategy and Alarm
alarm parameter.
Download and play You can search, archive, backup, lock, play, and download recorded videos.
User Management You can switch system language and edit display rows in each page.
System Config You can configure system alarms and view HYBRID SAN version.
Log helps you figure out HYBRID SAN history actions. You can search, export, and clear
Log Management
logs.
Key Words:
Information, Encoding Device, Preview and Record, Strategy and Alarm, Download and play, User Management,
System Config, Log Management
Figure 7. 2 HYBRID SAN Sub-System
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7.1 Accessby Web Browser

Steps:
1. Open web browser.
2. Input the storage system IP address (https://10.254.254.254:2004) in Web browser address bar.
3. Press Enter. Then login interface appears.
4. Enter Passwordof HYBRID SAN sub-system and click Loginto log in.
STRONGPASSWORDRECOMMENDED–Wehighlyrecommend you create a strong password of your own
choosing(Usinga minimum of 8 characters, including at least three of the following categories: upper
caseletters, lower caseletters, numbers, and specialcharacters.) in order to increasethe security of your product.
And we recommendyou reset your passwordregularly, especiallyin the high security system,resetting the
passwordmonthly or weeklycanbetter protect your product.
Figure 7. 3 HYBRID SAN Sub-System
7.2 Information
Purpose:
Encoding device, record schedule, and record volume information are listed.
Step:
Click Information in navigation bar.
Figure 7. 4 Information
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Table 7. 2 Status Description

Status Description
Free Connection is normal and it is recording.
It appears when encoding device amount reaches the limit or HYBRID
No video input
SAN is rebooting.
Recording Encoding device is recording.
Password or user name error Incorrect user name or password for encoding device.
Not load When HYBRID SAN starts, loading encoding device failed.
Unknown HYBRID SAN is error.
Not connected Failed to get stream for encoding device.
Recording… Archiving… Encoding device is recording and archiving.
Encoding device is recording and receiving videos from front-end
Recording… Uploading…
devices.
Archiving Encoding device isn’t recording, but is archiving.
Uploading Encoding device isn’t recording, but is receiving videos from cameras.
7.3 Encoding Device

Purpose:
You can add and manage encoding devices, adjust HYBRID SAN sub-system time, count remaining recoding
capacity, and analyze video loss.
Step:
Click EncodingDevicein navigation bar.
Figure 7. 5 Device Management
7.3.2 Adding Encoding Device

Steps:
1. Click Add EncodingDevice.
2. Enter EncodingDevice Name.
3. According to encoding device acutal parameters, select EncodingDeviceType,enter IP/Host, Port, Channel,
Login user, and Password.
4. Optionally, you can enable stream media server by checking the checkbox of EnableSMS(Stream Media
System), inputting IP address:port(e.g., 192.168.0.2:554) in SMS,and select URLMark and Transmission
Method.
5. Optionally, you can enable other function according to your needs.
➢ Enable streaming according to needs: The storage system releases occupied bandwidth, when no
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stream requirement for the encoding device. If selected, the encoding device Attribute marks as P.
➢ ANR(Automatic Network Replenishment): When the storage system disconnects with the encoding
device, the encoding device records video and stores in its own storage device, like SD card. Once
connection recovers, encoding device sends the video to the storage system. If selected, the encoding
device Attribute marks as T.
➢ Enablesub-streamto preview and record: If selected, when you preview and record via sub-stream, it
takes lower bandwidth. But sub-stream video quality and bitrate is lower than main stream. And the
encoding device Attribute would mark as S. If record strategy exists, HYBRID SAN gets stream
according to strategy.
➢ EnableArming: If selected, when alarm occurs to encoding device, HYBRID SAN can trigger alarm
record. And the encoding device Attribute would mark as A.
6. Select related record volume in Link to RecordVolume.
7. Click OKand click OKin confirmation dialog box to add the encoding device.
Figure 7. 6 Add Encoding Device
➢ Repeat above steps to add more encoding devices. Up to 1024 encoding devices can be added.
➢ If the encoding device you add isn’t in the List of Compatible of Encoding Device, the Attribute would mark
as B. You can ask technical support for the List of Compatible of Encoding Device.
7.3.3 Modifying and Deleting

Steps:
● To delete encoding devices, do following steps:
1. Check the checkbox of encoding device you want to delete.
2. Click Delete encoding device.
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● To modify encoding device parameters, do following steps:

1. Click of encoding device you want to modify.
2. Edit the parameters you want to modify.
3. Click OKand click OKin confirmation dialog box to save the settings.
● To modify linked record volume, do following steps:
1. Check the checkbox encoding device you want to modify.
2. Select the target record volume in the dropdown list.
7.3.4 Exporting and Importing EncodingDevice

Purpose:
For the purpose of modifying a large number of encoding device in batch, you can export them, modify their
parameters, and import them back to HYBRID SAN sub-system.
Steps:
● To export encoding devices, do following steps:
Figure 7. 7 Export
2. Select file saving path and click OKto save it.
The exported file is a .csv file. You can view and edit it via Microsoft Excel. The content of exported file is shown in
Figure 7. 8 ExportedFile.
Figure 7. 8 Exported File

● To import encoding devices, do following steps:
1. Click .
2. Click Browseand select the target file.

3. Optionally, you can select the Operation Options.
➢ Update Duplicate Device: When the contents of HOST and CHANNEL column of several encoding
devices are the same, HYBRID SAN judges them as duplicate encoding device. If it is selected,
HYBRID SAN would add all of the duplicate encoding devices and update the previous encoding
devices’ parameters. Or duplicated wouldn’t be added.
➢ Update encoding device with the same name: If selected, when encoding devices in HYBRID SAN
sub-system and importing file share the same name, once imported, the encoding devices in
importing file would replace the one in HYBRID SAN sub-system.
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➢ Auto link record volume: If selected, when encoding devices in importing file have no linked record
volume, once imported they would link to the first record volume in HYBRID SAN sub-system.
➢ Auto Rename:If selected, when duplicated name exists during add and modifying, the name of added
encoding devices would be renamed as “previousname_1”.
4. Click OK and click OK in confirmation dialog box to import. The encoding device list would be updated
according to imported file.
Figure 7. 9 Import
7.4 Previewing and Recording

Purpose:
Do following steps to start or stop recording manually.
Steps:
Click Preview and Recordin navigation bar.
Figure 7. 10 Preview and Record

● To start or stop manual recording for specified encoding devices, do following steps:
1. Check the checkboxes of encoding devices you want to start manual record.
2. Click Turnon videosto start recording. And you can click turn off videosto stop recording.
● To start or stop manual recording for all encoding devices, do following step:
Click Turnon All to start recording for all. And you can click Turnoff All to stop recording for all.
If the encoding device is recording according to record schedule, click Stop recording or All stop wouldn’t stop
recording, for record schedule would start recording again. For schedule details, refer to 7.5 StrategyandAlarm.
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7.5 Strategy and Alarm

Purpose:
You can configure recording schedule, create uploading task and schedule, and configure alarm parameter.
Step:
Click Strategyand Alarm in navigation bar.
Figure 7. 11 Strategy and Alarm
7.5.1 Record Plan

Purpose:
Set the record plan, and then the encoding devices automatically starts and stops recording according to the
configured plan.
Step:
Click RecordStrategyin navigation bar.
Figure 7. 12 Record Strategy
It is recommended to configure either simple record plan or advanced record plan.
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7.5.1.2 Simple Record Plan

Purpose:
Set the simple record plan, and then the specified encoding devices automatically start/stop recording according
to the configured plan.
Steps:
1. Click Createrecord plan.
2. Enter in the encoding device name and click OKto select the encoding device. Repeat the step to add more.
Or select encoding devices or groups in the list.
Figure 7. 13 Select Encoding Devices

3. Select the Date on which you want to set schedule.
Figure 7. 14 Date
4. In Recordmode, to schedule an all-day recording, check the checkbox of Whole-day Video.
Or you can select the one or more time segments to set start time and end time.
Up to 8 periods can be configured for each day. And the time periods can’t be overlapped with each other.
Figure 7. 15 Record
5. Optionally, you can select one or more Dispatchoptions.
➢ Disabledby Default: If selected, schedule status is Stopped.And encoding device would not start recording.
Other Schedule options wouldn’t take effective.
➢ Not executerecord dispatch: If selected, encoding device wouldn’t start recording. Other Schedule options
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wouldn’t take effective.

➢ Copyback: If selected and uploading schedule exists, the camera video would upload to HYBRID SAN . For
details of configuring uploading schedule, refer to chapter 7.5.2.3AddingUpload.
➢ Disable alarm pre-record: Pre-record refers to the time you set to record before the scheduled time or
event. If selected, pre-record is turned off.
➢ Disablealarm arming: If selected, when encoding device is error, HYBRID SAN wouldn’t alarm.
➢ Lock:If selected, you need to set locking time as a specified duration or keep locking. During locking time,
videos wouldn’t be overlapped. Locking time must be longer than duration time.
➢ Usesubstreamto record: If selected, encoding device records via sub-stream instead of main stream.
7.5.1.3 Advanced Record Plan

Purpose:
By setting advanced record plan, you can specify the start recording time and recording duration for designated.
Steps:
1. Click AdvancedStrategy.
2. Enter in the encoding device name and click OKto select the encoding device. Repeat the step to add more.

3. Select Start time by Instant Recordingor Preset Time.
➢ Instant Recording:Starts recording once schedule is added.
➢ PresetTime: Starts recording at the set time.
4. Select Duration unit as Week, Day,Hour, Minute, or Secondand enter number.
Duration: Keeps recording during the time.
Figure 7. 17 Start Time and Duration Time

5. Optionally, you can select one or more Dispatchoptions. For details, refer to step 5 of 7.5.1.2SimpleRecord
Plan.
6. Select UseStrategyand set the end time.
If Schedule is set as hour, minute, or customized, locking in schedule options is not selectable.
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7. Click OKto save the schedule. Then before the end time, the selected encoding devices would repeatedly
start recording at set start time and stop recording till the duration time.
7.5.1.4 Exporting and Importing Advanced RecordPlan

Purpose:
For the purpose of managing advanced schedules in batch, you can export them, modify their parameters, and
import them back to HYBRID SAN sub-system.
Step:
For detailed steps, you can refer to chapter 7.3.4 Exportingand Importing EncodingDevice.
7.5.2 Upload Strategy

Purpose:
When videos in HYBRID SAN lost, and the lost videos exist in encoding devices. You can upload the videos back
to HYBRID SAN .
Step:
Click Strategyand Alarm in navigation bar and choose Upload Strategy.
Figure 7. 18 Upload Strategy
7.5.2.1 BasicSettings
Steps:
1. Click BasicConfiguration.
2. Enter Detection Start Time, Detection End Time, Max. CameraNumber, and Max. Uploading Camerafor
One DVR.
➢ Detection Window Start Time: Start time of detecting uploading.
➢ Detection Window End Time: End time of detecting uploading. Videos ranges from detection start
time to end time would be uploaded.
➢ UploadChannelmaxlimit: The maximum cameras that could upload simultaneously.
➢ SingleDVRUploadingMax Limit: The maximum cameras in a DVR that could upload simultaneously.
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Figure 7. 19 Basic Configuration
7.5.2.2 Adding Uploading Tasks

Purpose:
When videos in HYBRID SAN lost, and the lost videos exist in encoding devices. You can upload the videos back
to HYBRID SAN by adding uploading tasks.
Steps:
1. Click Add Upload Task.
2. Enter the encoding device name and click OKto select the encoding device. Repeat the step to add more.

3. Set the Video Start time and Video Endtime of video you want to upload.
Figure 7. 21 Add Uploading Tasks

4. Click OKto add the task. Then if encoding device contains the video, it starts uploading the video to HYBRID
SAN .
7.5.2.3 Adding Upload Plan

Purpose:
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Uploading schedule can judge whether video loss happens during record schedule. Configure the uploading
schedule to upload the videos saved in encoding devices back to HYBRID SAN .
Before you start:
Ensure pulling back data from encoding device in schedule options is selected when configuring basic or advanced
schedule. For detailed steps, refer to chapter 7.5.1.2 SimpleRecordPlan and chapter 7.5.1.3 Advanced.
Steps:
1. Click Add Upload Plan.

6. Select the date on which you want to set schedule.
7. In Uploadmode, to schedule an all-day uploading, check the checkbox of All-day Upload.
Or you can select the one or more time segments to set start time and end time.
Up to 8 periods can be configured for each day. And the time periods can’t be overlapped with each other.
8. Click OK to add the schedule. Then selected encoding devices only upload videos during the set data and
time segments.
7.5.3 Alarm
Purpose:
You can set the recording time for alarm events.
Before you start:
Enable alarm events you want to pay attention in encoding devices first. For details, refer to user manual of
encoding device.
Steps:
1. Click Strategyand Alarm in navigation bar and choose Alarm.
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Figure 7. 23 Alarm
2. Click SetAlarm Configuration.

4. Enter TriggerRecording(Archive)Duration for alarm types you want to pay attention. Valid Duration ranges
from 5 to 9999. Then when an alarm occurs, HYBRID SAN starts recording for the set Duration.
The supported alarm types include Signal Source, Motion Detection, Video Tampering, Border Cross, Wrong
Direction, Unattended Baggage, and Object Loss.
5. Optionally, you can check the checkbox of Archiveof alarm types. Then the alarm videos can be viewed in
Archive Search interface.
Figure 7. 25 Other Configurations

6. Click OKto save the settings.
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7.6 Playing and Downloading

Purpose:
You can search, archive, backup, lock, play, and download recorded videos.
Step:
Click Download and Playin navigation bar.
Figure 7. 26 Download and Play
7.6.1 SearchingVideo
Steps:
1. Click SearchVideo.

3. Specify the search conditions including Start Time, End Time, Record Type, Search Type, and Display
locktime (whether it is a locked video).
4. Click OKto start search. And the videos meet the search conditions would be listed.
7.6.2 LockingVideos
Purpose:
The locked videos will not be overlapped by other videos.
Before you start:
Search videos first.
Steps:
1. Check the checkboxes of videos you want to lock. Not more than 100 videos can be selected.
2. Click LockConfiguration.
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3. Select lock mode as Unlock, Locklast, or Locktime.

➢ Unlock:If selected, the locked video would be unlocked.
➢ AlwaysLocked:If selected, the video is locked permanently.
➢ LockDuration: If selected, you need to set the locking time. Then the video would be locked from the
video start time for the set time.
Figure 7. 28 Lock Mode
7.6.3 Playing Videos

Purpose:
Play back videos to view the history image.
Before you start:
● Search videos first.
● Add IP address of HYBRID SAN to web browser trusted sites and enable all of ActiveX controls and
plug-ins.
1. Enter Trusted Sites menu.
Tools › Internet Options › Security › Trusted Sites
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Figure 7. 29 Trusted Sites
2. Click button, enter https://IP addressof HYBRIDSAN, click Add, and click Closeto go
back to upper menu.
3. Click button, enable all of ActiveX controls and plug-ins, click OKto save and go back to
upper menu.
7.6.3.2 Whole Video Playback

Purpose:
Play the original video.
Steps:
1. Check the checkboxes of videos you want to play. Not more than 16 videos can be selected.
2. Click Video Playback.And another window pops up. You can view the playback image.
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Figure 7. 30 Playback Window

3. You can play all selected videos by clicking PlayAll in upper-right corner.
7.6.4 Downloading Videos

Purpose:
Save the videos to computer by downloading them.
Before you start:
Search videos first.
7.6.4.1 One-KeyDownloading
Step:
Click button and select the saving path to save a single video.
7.6.4.2 Block Downloading

Steps:
Click button and click CompleteDownload to download.
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Figure 7. 31 Segment Downloading
7.6.4.3 Batch Dowloading

Steps:
1. Check the checkboxes of videos you want to download.
2. Click button to pop up batch downloading interface.
3. Click button to select saving path.
4. Select downloading mode as By signle-taskor By multi-task.
➢ Bysingle-task:Download one video at a time.
■ By multi-task: Download several videos simultaneously. The maximum downloading video
amount is Max. number of taskswhose valid range is from 1 to 5.
5. Click Start to start downloading. You can click Stop to stop downloading.
Figure 7. 32 Batch Downloading
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7.7 User
Purpose:
You can switch system language and edit display rows in each page.
Steps:
1. Click UserManagementin navigation bar.
2. To modify Interface language,select language in the dropdown list.
3. To modify the display rows in each page, select number in the dropdown list of Number of table rows
shown in each page.
4. Click UploadConfigurationto save the changes.
Figure 7. 33 User
7.8 SystemConfiguration
Purpose:
You can configure system alarms and view HYBRID SAN version.
Step:
Click SystemConfigin navigation bar.
7.8.1 SystemAlarm
Purpose:
You can set linkage actions for alarm type, specify alarm type for alarm events, and turn on or turn off status
alarm.
Steps:
1. Click Systemin navigation bar and choose SystemAlarm to enter System Alarm interface.
2. Alarm type includes Info (Information), Warning,Error, and Fatal.Specify 3 linkage actions for the 4 alarm
types.
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Figure 7. 34 Alarm Setting

3. Specify alarm type for alarm events.
Figure 7. 35 Alarm Events

4. Turn on or turn off status alarm.
Figure 7. 36 Status Alarm
5. Click to save the settings.
7.8.2 HYBRIDSAN Version

Purpose:
You can view HYBRID SAN version, HYBRID SAN library version, and HYBRID SAN other version.
Step:
Click SystemConfigin navigation bar and choose Version.
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Figure 7. 37 HYBRID SAN Version
7.9 LogManagement
Purpose:
Log helps you figure out HYBRID SAN history actions. You can search, export, and clear logs.
Step:
Click LogManagementin navigation bar to enter Log Management interface.
Figure 7. 38 Log Management
7.9.1 Searching Log

Steps:
1. Click Searchlog.
2. Specify the search condition including Logtype, Start time, Endtime, and Including Characters.
3. Click OKto start search. The matched logs would be listed.
Figure 7. 39 Log Search
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7.9.2 Exporting Log

Purpose:
You can export the listed logs to local HDD.
Before you start:
Search the logs you want to export.
Step:
Click ExportAll Logsand choose the saving path to save it.
The exported logs are integrated in a .csv file.
7.9.3 Clearing Log

Step:
Click ClearAll SystemLogsand click OK in popup confirmation dialog box to clear all logs saved in HYBRID SAN
sub-system.
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Chapter 8 System
Purpose:
You can configure network parameters, alarm triggered action, system time, modify system password, and so
forth.
Module Description
You can:
● Modify the configuration of management network interface and data network
interfaces.
Network
● Bond data network interfaces.
● Remotely access the storage system via a specified gateway.
● Edit DNS server IP address, bond mode, and network work speed.
You can:
Alarm
● Send the storage system alarms to client via e-mail or SNMP manager.
You can:
Time
● Manually or automatically adjust system time.
You can:
● View UPS mode.
Power Supply
● Modify UPS power-off time.
● Modify supported UPS manufacturer.
You can:
● Modify user password.
● Configure SMTP parameters.
Management
● Test network communication between the storage system and a specified IP
Tool
address.
● Update the storage system.
● View service status.
Keywords:
Network, Alarm, Time, Power Supply, Tool
Figure 8. 2 System
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8.1 Network
Purpose:
The storage system provides one management network interface and two data network interfaces. The
management network interface is designed for configuring the data network interface and device maintenance.
The data network interfaces are used to transmit data.
Step:
Click Systemin navigation bar and choose Network.
Figure 8. 3 Network
8.1.1 Modifying Data Network Interface

Steps:
1. Check the checkbox of data network interface.
2. Click in Basic Network Interface list.
3. Enter the new IP Addressand Subnet Mask and select MTU in dropdown list.
MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit): Select MTU as larger than 1500 byte for the purpose of improving
transmission performance.
8.1.2 Binding Network Interfaces

Purpose:
When transmitting data via a single data network interface, once the data network interface fails, data
transmission stops. By bonding multiple data network interfaces into one, they can share one IP address, thus to
balance network load and create redundant links. When transmitting data via a bound network interface, once a
data network interface fails, other data network interfaces take over the transmission task.
● The management network interface does not support bond.

● The IP addresss of bound network interface is the same as the first data network interface.
Before you start:
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Connect all data network interfaces to network via network cables.
8.1.2.1 Creating Bond

Steps:
1. Check the checkboxes of data network interfaces in Basic Network Interface list.
2. Click Bind Network Interface and click OKin confirmation dialog box.
Figure 8. 4 Bound Network Interface Information
8.1.2.2 Deleting Bond

Steps:
1. Check the bound network interface checkbox.
2. Click and click OKin confirmation dialog box. Then the bound network interface is recovered
to several data network interfaces.
Figure 8. 5 Confirmation Dialog Box
8.1.2.3Modifying BondingMode
For detailed information and steps, refer to section8.1.5.2BindingMode.
8.1.3 Adding Route

Purpose:
By default, the route is empty, clients in different network segment access the storage system via the default
gateway. If you want to access the storage system via a specified gateway, add route here.
Steps:
1. Click Add RouteInfo in Custom Route Information list.
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Figure 8. 6 Add Route

2. Input Route IP Address,Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway.
The client server within Route IP address can access the storage system via the Default Gateway.
3. Select Bound data Network Interfacein the dropdown list.
4. Click OKto add the route. Thus the client server within 10.128.50.1 to 10.128.50.55 can access the storage
system via the bound network interface 1 whose the gateway is 192.168.0.2.
8.1.4 MAC and IP Bonding

Purpose:
Only client with the specified MAC address and IP address is allowed to get access to iSCSI HDD.
Steps:
1. Click MAC&IPBonding.
Figure 8. 7 MAC&IP Bonding

2. Input target Client IPAddressand MACAddress.
Ensure the client IP is in the same network segment with the storage system.
3. Click OKand click OKin pop up confirmation box to create bond.
8.1.5 Advanced Parameters

Purpose:
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You can configure DNS server, bond mode, and network work speed parameters.
8.1.5.1 DNSServer
Purpose:
You are required to add DNS server IP address if you need to access external network.
Steps:
1. Click Modify of Preferred DNSServer.
2. Enter IP address in text field.
Figure 8. 8 DNS Server
8.1.5.2Binding Mode
Purpose:
The selection of bond mode is related to actual application and network situation. Up to seven types of bond
modes are provided. For details, refer to Table8. 2 BondingMode Description.
Steps:
1. Click Modify of NICBinding Mode.
2. Select bond mode in dropdown list. Up to 7 bond modes are selectable.
Figure 8. 9 NIC Binding Mode

Table 8. 2 Bonding Mode Description
Bond Mode Description
● Definition:
➢ All data network interfaces sends and receives data in turn.
➢ When using the mode, it is recommended to apply protocols except
TCP/IP.
● Advantage:
Round-robin ➢ Load balance.
➢ All data network interfaces are fully used.
➢ There is no requirement about hardware like network switch.
● Disadvantage:
➢ The order of received data is uncertain.
➢ Low network throughput.
● Definition: The default bond mode. Transmits data via a specified data network
Active-Backup interface, other data network interfaces are standby. Only when the specified
data network interface fails, another standby data network interface takes over
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transmission task.
● Advantage:
➢ Redundant network links.
● Disadvantage:
➢ Load balance isn’t supported.
➢ Uses only one data network interface at a time. Other data network
interfaces aren’t fully used.
● Definition:
➢ The storage system can figure out the relationship between each data
network interface and client MAC addresses. According to the relationship,
the storage system transmits data to clients with corresponding data
network interface. If the working data network interface fails, another
data network interface takes over the task.
XOR
➢ It is recommended to use this mode in a local area network. However, if
data is transmitted via network gateway, don’t use the mode.
● Advantage:
➢ There is no requirement to hardware like network switch.
➢ Balance the load in the local area network within a network switch.
● Disadvantage:Loadbalance isn’t supported in different local area network.
● Definition: All the data network interfaces transmit the same data.
● Advantage:
➢ Redundant network links.
Broadcast
➢ Data network interfaces are fully used.
● Disadvantage:
➢ Load balance isn’t supported.
➢ Low data network interface usage.
● Definition: The storage system figures out the relationship between each data
network interface and clients’ MAC addresses according to Hash Algorithm. The
storage system transmits data to client via corresponding data network
interface.
● Advantage:
802.3ad ➢ Based on IEEE standard, devices in system can work efficiently if they are
all 802.3ad mode.
➢ Load balance.
● Disadvantage:The storage system, network switch, and client server are all
required to support 802.3ad mode.
● Definition: The storage system allocates output traffic to each data network
interfaces, according to current load. And transmits data to clients via different
Tlb
data network interfaces. If the working data network interface fails, another
data network interface takes over the task.
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● Advantage:
➢ Load balance when sending data.
● Disadvantage:Loadbalance isn’t supported when receiving data.
● Definition:
➢ The storage system allocates input and output traffic to each data network
interfaces, according to current load.
➢ It is recommended to use the mode when sending and receiving data to
Virtualization
multiple clients.
● Advantage:
➢ Load balance in both sending and receiving data.
8.1.5.3 Network Work Speed

Purpose:
It is the speed of all data network interfaces. The default network work speed is 100 Mb/s. It is recommended to
set network work speed according to actual network situation.
Steps:
1. Click Modify of Network Word Speed.
2. Select Network Work Speedas 1000 Mb/s or 100 Mb/s.
8.2 Alarm
Purpose:
The storage system supports notifying you about the occurring alarms via e-mail and SMTP manager.
Steps:
Click Systemin navigation bar and choose Alarm to enter Network interface.
Figure 8. 10 Alarm
8.2.1 Alarm Type

Purpose:
The Table8. 3 Alarm TypeDescriptiondescribes the supported alarm types and corresponding event level. E-mail
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and SNMP manager support notifying you about the alarm types in Table8.3.
Table 8. 3 Alarm Type Description

Module Alarm Type Event Level
Controller power supply error Serious
Power supply
Storage enclosure power supply error Serious
Temperature is too high Warning
Temperature Temperature is high Serious
Temperature is too low Serious
Fan speed is too low Warning
Fan Fan speed error Serious
Fan damaged or poor connection Serious
Memory Memory is used too much. Warning
DOM card Insufficient capacity Serious
HDD loss Serious
HDD warning Warning
Bad HDD Serious
HDD
Risky HDD Serious
Drive kicked an HDD Serious
Array kicked an HDD Serious
Not available Serious
Array Degraded Warning
Rebuilding Warning
Physical HDD loss Serious
Unknown physical HDD loss Serious
Storage system
Storage pool unmounted Serious
All storage pool lost Serious
SAMBA error Serious
NFS error Serious
FTP error Serious
NAS
AFP error Serious
HTTP error Serious
RSYNC error Serious
iSCSI configurations mismatch Serious
iSCSI
I/O error Serious
Data network interface %d unconnected Serious
Network speed of data network interface %d is Serious
Network
100M Ethernet.
Single data network interface %d unconnected Serious
Cluster heartbeat communication error: network Serious
Cluster transmission failed
Cluster resource network error: resource network Serious
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Module Alarm Type Event Level

interface % disconnected
8.2.2 Adding Email

Purpose:
Alarm messages are sent to receiving e-mails via sending e-mails.
Before you start:
Set DNS server first. Refer to section 8.1.5.1DNSServerfordetailed steps.
8.2.2.1 Sending Email

Steps:
1. Click button.
2. Enter User Name, Password, SMTP,and SMTPPort.

➢ UserName:sending e-mail account.
➢ Password:sending e-mail password.
➢ SMTP:sending e-mail server website.
➢ SMTPPortNo.: sending e-mail server port.
3. Click OKto add the sending e-mail.
Figure 8. 11 Configure Sending Email
8.2.2.2 Receiving Email

Steps:
1. Click Add Email User.
2. Enter Email and UserName.
3. Choose Event Level as Alarm Event or SeriousEvent.
4. Click OKand click OKin confirmation dialog box to add the user. The added e-mail account is listed in List of
email alarm users.
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Figure 8. 12 Add Email Alarm User
8.2.3 Testing Email

Purpose:
After sending and receiving e-mail are configured, you can test the communication between them.
Steps:
1. Check the checkbox of sending e-mail you want to test.
2. Click button and click OK in confirmation dialog box to start test. The test result is listed in a
message dialog box.
8.2.4 Adding SNMPManager

Purpose:
SNMP manager can notify the SNMP-Trap software installed in your computer about the storage system alarm.
When alarm occurs, alarm message pops up in SNMP-Trap software.
Before you start:
1. Install the SNMP-Trap software in your computer.
2. To receive alarm message in client, turn on Administration & Monitoring Tools in client.
Steps:
1. Click .
Figure 8. 13 Add SNMP Manager
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2. Enter SNMPManager and SNMPPort No. in the text field.

3. SNMPVersionis V2(V2C)by default and is not editable.
4. Choose Event Level as SystemLog, Alarm Event, Error Event, or SeriousEvent.
5. Click OKand click OKin conformation dialog box. The added SNMP manager is listed in SNMP manager list.
8.2.5 Testing SMTPManager

Purpose:
You can test the network communication of SMTP manager.
Steps:
1. Check the checkbox of SMTP manger to test.
2. Click button and click OKto start test. Then test result pops up.
8.3 Time
Purpose:
System time is adjustable.
Steps:
Click Systemin navigation bar and choose Time.
Figure 8. 14 Time Management
8.3.1 Adjusting SystemTime
8.3.1.1 Manual Adjust

Steps:
Do one or more of the following:
● Adjust Time Zone
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1. Click Modify of Current SystemTime Zone.

2. Select time zone in the dropdown list.
3. Click OKand click OKin confirmation dialog box.
● Adjust Date and Time
4. Click Modify of Current SystemTime.
5. Select date and time in text field.
6. Click OKand click OKin confirmation dialog box.
8.3.1.2 Auto Adjust

Purpose:
The storage system automatically adjusts system time according to time server.
Before you start:
Turn off the NTP server in client software.
Steps:
1. Enter a correct Time ServerIP Addressin text field.
2. Click Enableof NTPServerStatus to start auto time adjust.
Figure 8. 15 Adjust Time Automatically
8.3.2 Synchronizing Time

Purpose:
You can configure time synchronization strategy.
Before you start:
● Turn off the NTP server in client software.
● Log in the storage system via resource IP address.
Steps:
1. Click Enableof Time SyncStrategyStatus(Synchronization Strategy Status).
2. Enter Time ServerIP Addressin text field
3. Enter SyncCycle(Synchronization Cycle) in text field.
4. Click Configureto start time synchronization.
Figure 8. 16 Synchronize Time
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Chapter 9 Log
Purpose:
Module Description
Log Download You can download logs by downloading mode.
It records the content and time of each operation. Search, download, and clear logs are
Operation log
supported.
The storage system records the performance logs at every ten minutes. Performance log
Performance log includes messages of CPU usage, memory footprint, network traffic, and array read and
writing speed.
Update log It records the details information of every system update.
Keywords:
Log Download, Operation log, Performance log, Update log
Figure 9. 2 System
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9.1 Operation Log

Purpose:
Operation log records the content and time of each operation. Search, download, and clear logs are supported.
Steps:
Click Login navigation bar and choose Operation Log to enter Operation Log interface. Do one or more of the
following:
Figure 9. 3 Operation Log

● View Logs
Figure 9. 4 Paging
Click / button to turn to previous/next page.
Click / button to turn to the first/last page.
Or enter page number and click to go to the designated page.
● Search Logs
Figure 9. 5 Search Log

1) To search by time, enter date and time you want to search in Searchtext field.
To search by log type, select log type in dropdown list.
Input correct data format, like March 23 2016 16:47:07.

2) Choose log type as All, Information, Warning,Error, or Seriousin dropdown list.
3) Click Search.Logsmeet the search conditions would be listed in operation window.
● Clear All Logs
Click ClearOperation Logand click OKin popup dialog to confirm.
9.2 Performance Log

Purpose:
The storage system records the performance logs at every ten minutes. Performance log includes messages of
CPU usage, memory footprint, network traffic, and array read and writing speed.
Steps:
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1. Click Login navigation bar and choose Operation Logto enter Operation Log interface.
2. For detailed steps of viewing and search performance logs, refer to section9.1 OperationLog.
Figure 9. 6 Performance Log
9.3 Upgrade Log

Purpose:
Update log records the details information of every system update.
Steps:
1. Click Login navigation bar and choose UpgradeLog.
2. To view logs and search logs, refer to section9.1 OperationLogfor detailed steps.
Figure 9. 7 Update Log
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Table 1. 1 GUI Introduction

Chapter 2 Getting Started

Figure 2. 2 Press the Blue Button

Figure 2. 3 Pull out the HDD Dummy

Figure 2. 4 Place HDD

Figure 2. 5 HDD Position

Figure 2. 6 Install Screws

Figure 2. 7 Push the HDD Dummy into Slot

2.2 Accessingby Web Browser

STRONGPASSWORDRECOMMENDED–Wehighly recommend you create a strong password of your own

Figure 3. 3 System Monitor

Figure 3. 5 Graph Monitor

3.3.1 Viewing Version Information

Figure 3. 7 Version Information

3.3.2 Default Settings

Figure 3. 8 Reset System

3.3.3 Managing Maintenance Log

3.3.4 Modifying Password

Figure 3. 9 Modify Password

Figure 3. 10 SNMP Configuration

3.3.6 Modifying Host Name

2. Enter host name in the text field.

Figure 3. 11 Modify Host Name

3.3.7 Viewing ServiceStatus

Figure 3. 12 Service Status

3.3.8 System Upgrade

Figure 3. 13 Application Service

You can only restore to the last upgraded version.

3.4 Graphical Display

Figure 3. 14 Graphical Display

3.4.1 Front View

Figure 3. 15 HDD Information

Figure 3. 16 HDD Overview

3.4.2 Pie Chart

Figure 3. 17 Pie Chart

You can install or uninstall fans. Up to 6 fans’ formation can be connected.

Figure 3. 19 Fan Speed

Chapter 4 Storage Management

4.1 Managing Local HDD

Figure 4. 3 HDD Management

4.1.1 Viewing HDDStatus

4.1.1.1 One HDD

Figure 4. 4 HDD Status

4.1.1.2 All HDDs

Figure 4. 5 HDD Status

There are totally 6 kinds of status for an HDD.

4.1.2 Rescanning HDD

4.1.3 Positioning HDD

Figure 4. 6 HDD Detection

● It is recommended to operate rapid detection when system is under low pressure.

There are 3 kinds of detection status: Unsubmitted, Detecting, and Completed.