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may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by
any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without
the prior written consent of Seagate Technology LLC. Contact information is
available on the web at http://support.mirra.com.
This product includes software developed by the Apache Software Foundation
(http://www. apache.org/).
This product includes software developed by the JDOM Project (http://
www.jdom.org/).
This product includes software developed by the Jetty Project, Mort Bay
This product includes the Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition developed by Sun
Microsystems, Inc. (http://java.sun.com/j2se/).
This product includes portions of the Debian Linux distribution (http://
www.debian.org/) and associated packages distributed according to the Debian
Free Software Guidelines (http://www.debian.org/social_contract#guidelines).
Copyrights for the open source software components are provided in the
Copyrights folder on your Mirra PC software CD. To request copies of open source
software used in this product, visit the www.mirra.com web site.
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,
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ANY SPECIAL INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER
RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT,
NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE
OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.
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Seagate™ and the Mirra logo are trademarks of Seagate Technology LLC, which
may be registered in some jurisdictions.
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the US and other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their
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Patents
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resulting from errors or omissions in this document, or from the use of the
information contained herein. Seagate Technology LLC reserves the right to make
changes in the product design without reservation and without notification to its
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DAMAGES OR OTHER REMEDIES.
Important Safety Instructions
The following instructions pertain to the risk of fire, electric shock, or bodily injury.
Please read all of these instructions carefully.
1. Save these instructions for later use.
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2. Follow all the instructions and warnings marked on this product or included in
this manual.
3. Do not place Mirra on an unstable cart, stand, or table. The product may fall,
causing serious damage to the product.
4. Keep away from excessive heat or moisture. Inadequate ventilation may cause
internal component failure. Do not use your product near water.
5. Never push objects of any kind into the product through the cabinet openings.
Objects may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could
result in a fire or electrical shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the product.
Unplug the product from the main power outlet if exposed to liquids, rain, or
water.
6. Connect your product only to an AC power source as indicated on the
product's information label. If you're not sure of the type of AC power available,
consult your local power company.
a. CAUTION: TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, FULLY INSERT PLUG INTO GROUNDED AC
OUTLET. DO NOT USE A PLUG WITH A RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLET UNLESS THE
BLADES CAN BE FULLY INSERTED TO PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE.
b. PROTECT POWER CORDS FROM BEING WALKED ON, ROLLED OVER, CRIMPED, BENT,
OR PINCHED, PARTICULARLY AT PLUGS, CONVENIENCE RECEPTACLES, AND THE
POINT AT WHICH THEY CONNECT TO THE SERVER.
052407
Turn off and unplug your product from the main electrical power outlet before
7.
cleaning. Use a damp cloth for cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol
cleaners. Aerosol cleaners may be harmful to the environment
Do not attempt to open your Mirra Sync and Share Personal Server. Only Seagate
Technology LLC can safely repair your Mirra. Opening the Mirra or attempting to
modify it will subject you to a risk of injury, may damage the product, and will void
your warranty. Go to
http://support.mirra.com
for service.
MirraGuard Data Guarantee
If one of your computer hard drives fails, all data backed up on your Mirra Sync and
Share Personal Server will be restored. Seagate will assist you in the restoration
and, if necessary, Seagate’s Data Recovery Service will commit up to $1,000 to
recover and restore your data. See details on line at
This manual provides information about how to connect your Mirra™ Sync and
Share Personal Server and install, set up, and use the Mirra PC software.
Your shipping container should include the following components:
•Seagate Mirra Sync and Share Personal Server (320 GB or 500 GB model)
•AC power cable
•Ethernet cable
•Mirra software CD (contains this electronic
•Mirra license key sticker (affixed to the Mirra software CD sleeve)
•
Mirra Setup Guide
container)
•
Mirra Getting Started Guide
(printed on the pocket folder insert in the shipping
Mirra Manual
)
System Requirements
The Mirra software can be installed on PCs that meet these minimum system
requirements:
•Pentium III 450 MHz processor
•256 MB of RAM
•100 MB of free disk space
•Ethernet network support and CD-ROM drive
•Windows XP Home, Windows XP Professional, Windows 2000, Windows 2000
Server, Windows 2003 Server, or Windows Vista plus the latest Service Packs
and updates
Mirra works only with the English version of the Windows OS.
•Broadband always-on Internet connection (such as DSL or cable)
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File System Requirement
If your system disk is a FAT32 file system instead of the standard NTFS file
system (for example, if you upgraded your PC to Windows XP or 2003 from an
earlier operating system), when you install the Mirra software, you see this
message:
Figure 1~1 NTFS File System Warning
Because your computer is not using NTFS, the Volume Shadow Copy Service is not
available. As a result, although your Mirra will function, the Mirra software cannot
back up files opened and locked by an application such as Outlook. Once those files
have been closed, Mirra can back them up.
If you wish, you can upgrade your system partition to NTFS using a built in Windows
tool called
microsoft.com/?kbid=307881)
Convert
(see the Microsoft Knowledge Base at
.
http://support.
Network Requirements
Your Personal Server must be connected to a router or hub with an open Ethernet
port. If you have only one computer and connect to the Internet with a broadband
modem, you must install a router or a hub so that your Personal Server and your
computer can share the same Internet connection. If you have a different
configuration, see
for further details on connecting your Personal Server to your computer.
Note: If you have a wide area network (WAN) that uses a router to bridge different subnets, you
can use your Personal Server only with computers connected to the same subnet.
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Setting Up a Single Computer
or
Setting Up Multiple Computers
Chapter 2: Connecting the Components
Using a Router
You should have a router on your network for several reasons:
1. To set up a local network so that other computers can connect to your Mirra.
2. To connect the local network to the Internet.
3. To provide firewall protection between the local network (including the Mirra)
and the Internet.
You should always use a router that includes a firewall to connect your local
network to your Internet Service Provider (ISP) because the firewall blocks
unauthorized access to your local network from the Internet.
Connecting your Mirra to your Computer
The Mirra Sync and Share Personal Server can be used with one computer or with
multiple computers.
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Setting Up a Single Computer
Connect your Mirra to a router using the Ethernet cable included in your shipping
carton. Once connected, your setup should resemble the one shown in Figure 2~1:
Figure 2~1 Connecting your Personal Server with a Single Computer
In Figure 2~1, your Personal Server is connected to a router which is, in turn,
connected to a broadband modem and to the computer. Some broadband modems
and wireless access points include a router, so your setup might look different.
Setting Up Multiple Computers
If you already have multiple computers sharing a broadband Internet connection,
you probably already have a router. Check for an available Ethernet port and use
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the provided Ethernet cable to connect your Personal Server to the router as
shown in Figure 2~2:
Figure 2~2 Connecting your Personal Server with Multiple Computers
Your configuration might look different than the one pictured in Figure 2~2.
Connect your Personal Server to your router in the same way you connect other
computers.
Connecting your Mirra to a Power Source
To connect your Mirra to a power source,
Step 1: Plug the appropriate end of the provided power cable into the power slot on
the rear of your Personal Server. Make sure it’s firmly and completely
seated.
Figure 2~3 Mirra Power Plug Outlet
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Step 2: Connect the other end of the power cable to an AC power source.
Step 3: On the front of the Mirra, press and release the power button:
Figure 2~4 Mirra Power Button
• The green light to the right of the power button shines steadily.
• The amber light to the left of the power button starts blinking after a few
seconds.
When the amber light shines steadily and a startup tone sounds, you have
successfully installed your Personal Server. (If the amber status light
shuts off, check the Mirra web site for help at
http://support.mirra.com
.)
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Chapter 3: Setting Up your Mirra
Installing the Mirra Software
You must install the Mirra software on each Windows XP or 2000 PC, Windows
2000 Server, Windows 2003 Server, or Windows Vista in your network that you
want to connect to your Personal Server.
If You’re Updating from 2.0 to 2.2
If you’re updating your Mirra software from Version 2.0 to Version 2.2, you must
exit the Mirra software on your desktop before you begin the update process. (This
does not apply to an upgrade from Version 2.1 to Version 2.2.)
To exit the Mirra software,
Step 1: Rght-click the Mirra icon in the System Tray.
Step 2: On the dropdown menu, select Exit.
The software closes on your desktop and the Mirra icon disappears from
your System Tray.
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If you forget to exit the software before you begin installing the update, a
Question window opens:
Figure 3~1 Reminder to Exit the Mirra Software
Step 3: Right-click the Mirra icon in your System Tray and select Exit from the
dropdown menu.
Step 4: Click Yes in the Question window to continue with the update installation.
You must have Administrator privileges (or the
Administrator’s password) to install the Mirra
software on your computer. However, Administrator privileges are not required to run the Mirra
application. This does not affect most users since
the Windows 2000 and XP operating systems
automatically set up personal accounts with
Administrator privileges. It might be an issue only
in an office setting.
To install the Mirra software,
Step 1: Insert the Mirra CD in the computer's CD-ROM drive.
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The InstallShield Wizard Welcome window opens.
If you’re installing the Mirra software for the first time, you see this window:
Figure 3~2 InstallShield Wizard Welcome — New Installation
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If you’re updating from Mirra software Version 2.0 to Version 2.2, you see
this window:
Figure 3~3 InstallShield Wizard Welcome — Update
Step 2: Click Next.
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The Mirra License Agreement opens:
Figure 3~4 Mirra License Agreement
Step 3: If you agree, select I accept the terms of the license agreement and click
Next.
The installer searches for Microsoft™ .NET Framework 1.1 SP1 software and
installs it if it is not already present on your computer.
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Once the Microsoft™ .NET Framework 1.1 software has, if necessary, been
installed, the Disk Space Requirements window shows you how much space
is available on each of your disk drives and how much space the Mirra
software requires:
Figure 3~5 Disk Space Requirements
Step 4: Review the information provided.
If necessary, you can change the destination drive or remove files to make
room on the following screen.
Step 5: Click OK.
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The Choose Destination Location window asks you to identify the folder on
your computer in which to place the Mirra software:
Figure 3~6 Choose Destination Location
Step 6: Accept the default destination folder or click Change to select a different
destination folder.
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If you click Change, a Choose Folder window opens:
Figure 3~7 Change Destination Folder
Step 7: Select a new folder and click OK.
The Choose Destination Location window now displays the folder you
selected.
Step 8: Click Next.
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The Ready to Install window allows you one more chance to change the
folder in which your Mirra software will be installed:
Figure 3~8 Ready to Install
Step 9: To review or change any previous settings, click Back and make your
changes.
When you’re satisfied with your settings, click Install to begin the
installation.
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The Setup Status window keeps you informed of the progress of the
installation:
Figure 3~9 Setup Status
During the installation, you’re asked if you want a Mirra shortcut on your
desktop:
Figure 3~10 Create Desktop Shortcut
Once your Mirra installation is complete, a Mirra
icon automatically appears in your System Tray.
However, many people like to use a larger desktop
icon to open the Mirra software.
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Step 10: Choose whether you want a Mirra shortcut on your desktop.
If you select Yes, a Mirra icon appears on your desktop:
You’re asked if you want a Mirra shortcut on your startup menu:
Figure 3~11 Create Startup Menu Shortcut
Step 11: Choose whether you want a Mirra shortcut on your startup menu.
If you select Yes, a Mirra icon appears on your startup menu:
Figure 3~12 Startup Menu Mirra Shortcut
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Before the installation completes, you’re given an opportunity to view the
Mirra Release Notes for Version 2.2 of the software.
Figure 3~13 Mirra Release Notes
Step 12: Choose whether you want to open and read the Release Notes now and click
Next.
Note: If you open the Release Notes, you must close them before you can return to the
Installation Wizard and finish the installation.
Step 13:If you’ve opened the Release Notes, read and then close them.
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The Installation Wizard Complete window asks whether you want to restart
your computer now:
Figure 3~14 Installation Wizard Complete
Before you can use the Mirra program, you must restart your computer.
Step 14:Choose whether to restart your computer now or later and click Finish.
When your computer restarts, a Mirra icon appears in your System Tray:
If You’re Updating: If you’re updating your Mirra PC software rather than installing
it for the first time, you don’t have to reconfigure your firewall, re-enter your license
key, or complete the Setup Wizard again. After you restart your computer, you see
the Connection screen briefly as your Mirra reconnects to the Mirra Service. Once
the connection is complete, your Mirra application opens on your desktop and you
can use your Personal Server as you normally do.
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Configuring your Firewall
If you’re installing the Mirra software for the first time, you may have to configure
your firewall to detect your Personal Server. Most firewalls detect the Mirra Sync
and Share Personal Server during installation and prompt you for permission to
open the appropriate ports. If your firewall must be configured manually, you must
open port UDP 19430 in order for your computer to communicate with your
Personal Server. Refer to the Mirra Support Center at
for additional information.
XP Firewall (Internet Connection Firewall)
If the Mirra software detects the presence of an XP firewall, also known as an
Internet Connection Firewall (ICF), it displays a message on the Status screen
asking if you want it to adjust the firewall settings to accommodate the Mirra:
http://support.mirra.com
Figure 3~15 Windows XP Firewall Message
To enable the Mirra software to adjust your firewall settings,
Step 1: Click the XP Firewall Detected link.
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The XP Firewall Detected window opens:
Figure 3~16 XP Firewall Detected Window
Step 2: Click Yes, please adjust my XP firewall settings.
The Internet Sharing Configuration window opens (unless you’ve previously
requested that the window not be shown again):
Figure 3~17 Internet Sharing Configuration Window
Step 3: Click Yes.
The Mirra software makes the appropriate adjustments to your XP firewall
settings.
ZoneAlarm Firewall
ZoneAlarm may detect your Personal Server during the discovery phase of the
Mirra software installation. If it does not, and if the Mirra software cannot detect
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your Personal Server but detects the presence of a ZoneAlarm firewall, a message
on the Status screen provides a link to a special FAQ entry on the Mirra web site.
Figure 3~18 ZoneAlarm Firewall Message
When you click the ZoneAlarm Detected link, the FAQ entry to which you are
directed at
http://www.mirra.com/support/help.html#ZoneAlarm
provides detailed
instructions on how to configure ZoneAlarm to handle the Mirra.
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