Nexsan EZ-NAS Bedienungsanleitung

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NEXSAN EZ-NAS Storage System

Quick Start Guide

This document provides installation steps for racking, cabling, and configuring the Nexsan EZ-NAS storage

system. For additional documentation please visit https://helper.nexsansupport.com/

Taking delivery

Your Nexsan shipment includes the EZ-NASstorage

system and other optional components, such as data

drives or network ports, depending on your

configuration. Check to ensure no damage has been

sustained to the packaging in transit.

If anything appears to be damaged, you should file a

claim with your reseller.

Hardware overview

The main components of the EZ-NAS are shown in

the following front and rear view diagrams:

Front view with bezel (top) and no bezel (bottom)

Rear view (top) and closeup of ports (bottom)

Item

Name

Description

Drive bays

Four 3.5" Hard Disk Drives (HDDs), slot1 on left to slot4 on right.

Status LEDs

See page 4 section 6 of this guide for LED indication descriptions.

Power and Reset buttons

To power on/off the unit, or to reset.

Fan assembly

Two 8-cm mid-mounted cooling fans and two 4-cm exhaust fans.

Power supply unit

2000W Titanium level power supply.

DB9 connector

Serial connection

VGAconnector

For VGA display or monitor.

Dedicated IPMI LAN port

Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI), for remote

access, monitoring, and management.

USB 2.0 High-Speed ports (2)

Can support USB-enabled devices such as keyboard, mouse,

USB/SATA DVD drive, or flash drive.

USB 3.0 SuperSpeed ports (2)

Can support USB-enabled devices such as keyboard, mouse,

USB/SATA DVD drive, or flash drive.

Dual RJ45 1GbE LAN Ports

⚫Top port: Management interface (Interface-2).

⚫Bottom port: Primary data network interface (Interface-1).

SFP Port (option) location

Small Form Pluggable (SFP) for gigabit interface.

Dual RJ45 10GbE LAN Ports

(option) location

⚫Left port: for management or data network interface.

⚫Right port: for management or data network interface.

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Prepare for installation

A Carefully read safety notices on page 6.

B Ensure ahead of time that you have a suitable

rack; see Rack and enclosure specifications on

page 6.

C Ensure that you have a Phillips screwdriver.

D Have someone assist you during installation.

Unpack the EZ-NAS

A Remove all the components from the packaging.

Reach under the chassis to pull it free from the

foam insert.

Do NOT lift the EZ-NAS chassis from its

packaging using the controller handles or

attached rails.

B Place the components on an anti-static surface

until you are ready to use them.

EZ-NAS package contents

⚫One storage system (with front bezel)

⚫2 outer-rack rail assemblies (inner-chassis rails

are already installed)

⚫4 mounting screws with 4 washers to attach

outer-rack rails to the rack (1 on the front and 1

on the back for both the left and right rail

assemblies)

⚫2 long screws to secure the chassis to the rack

from the front (attached to the chassis)

⚫Four HDD drives (pre-installed)

⚫Power cord

⚫Electrostatic discharge (ESD) wrist strap

Rack the EZ-NAS

CAUTION: Physical installation requires

two people.

Step 1: Install the outer-rack rails on the

rack

A Attach the RIGHT and LEFT outer-rack rails to the

rack by inserting the hooks included on the rails

into the holes provided on the rack.

The hooks should be located in the BOTTOM

holes of the rack units selected.

B Extend rail assemblies to fit the depth of the rack.

Pull on the rear of the assembly until the hooks

reach the back of the rack.

C Screw the rails to the rack using the mounting

screws provided.

The screws should be secured in the BOTTOM

hole of each of the rails.

Step2: Installthe inner chassisrailsonthe

chassis (if necessary)

A Extend the inner rail toward the front of the rail

assembly as far as possible, then depress the

locking tab to pull it completely out.

B Place the inner rail on the side of the chassis

aligning the hooks of the chassis with the rail

extension holes.

C Slide the extension toward the front of the chassis.

D If desired, secure the chassis with screws.

E Repeat steps A-D for the other inner rail.

Step 3: Install the EZ-NAS on the rack

A Lift the EZ-NAS chassis from each side—not from

the front and back.

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B Line up the inner-chassis rails with the front of the

outer-rack rails.

C Slide the inner-chassis rails into the outer-rack

rails, keeping the pressure even on both sides;

you have todepress the locking tabsas you insert

them.

D Push the EZ-NAS completely into the rack; you

should hear the locking tabs click into position.

E Tighten the thumbscrews that hold the front of the

EZ-NAS to the rack.

Connect the EZ-NAS

This section describes the steps for connecting the

network and power cables.

Step 1: Direct connect with laptop

⚫Connect a network cable from the EZ-NAS 1Gb

Interface-2 (static 192.168.0.2) TOP port to a

private network laptop.

Step 2: Connect the network cable

⚫Connect the target network to ONE of the

following on the EZ-NAS:

A 1Gb Interface-1 BOTTOM port (default DHCP

enabled)

B available 10Gb Interface port on the RIGHT

(default DHCP disabled)

NOTE: For additional target networks, cable one at a

time after the initial setup.

Step 3: Connect power supply

⚫Connect power cord and wait for the EZ-NAS to

boot.

Step 4: Configure laptop private network

⚫Configure laptop private network to 192.168.0.1,

subnet 255.255.255.0

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Section 4 - Connections diagram

Configure the EZ-NAS

A Browse tohttps://192.168.0.2 andlog into the EZ-

NAS User Interface (UI). The default user name

and password is: admin, admin.

B Click Settings >> Network in the left navigation

pane.

C Locate the interface that is not displaying

192.168.0.2.

a Click the 3-dots symbol on the right and select

Edit.

b Configure the fields for the target environment,

then click Submit.

Configure the DNS (optional)

A From the Networks panel, uncompress the

Interface for the target environment byclickingthe

up arrow icon (^) in the Interface column on the left.

B Enable settings by clicking the 3-dots icon on the

right, and select Edit. Click Submit to save.

Configure Hostname (optional)

A Click Settings >> Network in the left navigation

pane.

B Click the Update Hostname icon.

NOTE: This procedure will do an immediate reboot.

Complete the configuration

A Unplug the direct network (Section 4,Step 1), and

keep the target network cabled.

B Browse to the EZ-NAS UI using https to the IP

configured for the target environment.

C Verify if there are updates available prior to

configuring the EZ-NAS, by selecting Dashboard

from the left navigation pane.

D Under System Status, Software Update Status

will display either Available or Unavailable.

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LED Indication

Monitor the EZ-NAS

E When Available, updates can be obtained by

selecting Settings >> Software Update inthe left

navigation pane.

F Click the Check Update button, then the Apply

Update button. The EZ-NAS will reboot and

become accessible in approximately 10 minutes.

This section describes the frontpanel LEDs that help

monitor the EZ-NAS system.

Control panel LEDs

The control panel located on the front of the EZ-NAS

has several LEDs. These LEDs provide critical

information related to the system components.

Control panel, bezel key lock, and chassis lever

Fan fail

When flashing, this LED indicates a

fan failure.

When illuminated continuously, this

LED indicates an overheated

condition, which may be caused by

cables obstructing the airflow in the

system or the ambient room

temperature being too high.

Check the routing of the cables and

make sure that all fans are connected

and operating normally. You should

also check to make sure that the

chassis covers are installed. This LED

remains flashing orilluminated as long

as the error condition exists.

NIC1

Indicates network activity on the LAN1

port when flashing.

NIC2

Indicates network activity on the LAN2

port when flashing.

Disk

Indicates read or write disk activity

when illuminated or flashing.

Power

Indicates power is being supplied to

the system’s power supply module.

This LED is illuminated when the

system is operating.

If a fan fail or power fail persists, contact Nexsan

support.

LED Indication

Drive carrier LEDs

Each drive carrier has two LEDs. If a drive fails,

replacement should be scheduled with Nexsan

support. disk drive LEDs and release lever

Green ⚫A steady green LED indicates the

drive is powered on.

⚫If this LED is not lit, the drive is not

getting power.

⚫If this LED is flashing, the drive is

being accessed (read or write).

Red ⚫A steady red LED indicates a drive

failure.

Safety notices

⚫This equipment must be installed and operated in

compliance with local laws and regulations.

⚫Ensure that the ambient temperature at the

installation is between 5°C (41°F) and 30°C

(86°F). If the temperature at the site is not actively

regulated, ensure that daily and seasonal

temperature changes will not result in the ambient

temperature going outside these limits.

⚫Always fully stabilize racks with wall anchors or

stabilizing legs, or both, before mounting Nexsan

storage enclosures on the rack.

⚫Situate the rack so that full air flow at both the

front and the rear ofNexsan storage enclosures is

possible.

⚫Ensure that the floor beneath the mounting rack

has enough load-bearing capacity to support the

rack and all mounted components.

⚫Always fully secure all rack-mounting hardware

when installing Nexsan storage enclosures in a

rack. Insufficient rack-mount support may allow

the unit to fall onto other rack-mounted hardware

or onto the floor, potentially damaging equipment

or causing injury to nearby personnel.

Rack and enclosure specifications

⚫1U enclosure height

⚫The rack must have square holes

⚫Maximum distances: 30" (800 mm)

⚫Height:

1.75’’

44 mm

⚫Width:

18’’

457 mm

⚫Depth:

21’’

533 mm

⚫Weight:

30.4 lbs

13.8 kg (all drives installed)

Power requirements

⚫AC Input:

⚫1100W Output @ 100-127V, 12-15A, 50-60Hz.

⚫1200W Output @ 200-240V, 7-8.5A, 50-60Hz

⚫DC Output:

⚫1100W: +12V/83A; +5Vsb/4A

⚫1200W: +12V/100A, +5Vsb/4A

⚫Power consumption: varies depending on the

number of drives, running fans, and room

temperature.

Part number: D0000011. Rev: A. Release Date: June 2022

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