Western Digital DX4000 Quick Install Guide

WD Sentinel™DX4000
Small Office Storage Server
Administrator’s Quick Install Guide
Kit Contents
About Your WD Product
Kit Contents
Optional Accessories
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WD Sentinel™ DX4000
Ethernet cable
AC adapter
Quick Install Guide
System Requirements
Local Network:
– Router/switch (Gigabit Ethernet recommended to maximize performance) – DHCP enabled
Client Computer: A client computer running one of the Windows operating
systems listed below.
Client Operating System Compatibility:
– Windows XP SP3 (32 bit)
– Windows Vista®SP2 (32 or 64 bit) – Windows 7 (32 or 64 bit) any version
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– Mac
OS X Leopard
– Mac®OS X Snow Leopard
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– Mac® OS X Lion™ *
Broadband internet connection: Required for remote access outside the LAN
System View (Front)
Power/Status LED
Power button
Drive status LEDs
Scroll buttons
* For Mac OS X Lion, ensure that your WD Sentinel server has the latest software updates from Microsoft and Western Digital.
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System View (Back)
Reset/Recovery
button
Power ports
1&2
USB ports
1&2
Ethernet ports
1&2
Kensington Security Lock
Introduction
This quick install guide steps the Administrator through the procedures for setting up the WD Sentinel server and connecting a Windows
Note: Before connecting a Mac computer to the WD Sentinel server, you must connect and configure the WD Sentinel server with a Windows PC.
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PC and then a Mac®computer to the server.
How the WD Sentinel Fits into Your Office
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User Roles
Administrator
(e.g., Business Owner)
Primary Setup Tasks
• Physically connects the WD Sentinel server to the network.
• Configures the WD Sentinel server. This is a one-time procedure.
• Connects a Windows PC to the WD Sentinel server by installing Connector software on it.
Primary User Interface
• Dashboard - Signs in using the Administrator password (no username required).
Dashboard Task Examples
• Sets up user accounts and assigns permissions.
• Manages shared folders.
• Sets up and manages automatic backup schedule.
• Manages WD Sentinel server settings, resolves any alerts, and monitors server performance.
• Sets up Remote Web Access.
• Manages updates.
Internal Users
(e.g., Employees)
Primary Setup Tasks
• None
Primary Interface
• Launchpad - Signs in using the assigned user name and password.
Secondary Interface
• Remote Web Access ­While accessing remotely, signs in using the assigned user name and password.
Launchpad Task Examples
• Accesses data on shared storage.
• Starts manual backups.
• Launches Remote Web Access.
Remote Web Access Task Examples
• Accesses data on shared storage.
• Connects to the PCs in the office remotely.
• Accesses media library.
External Users
(e.g., Clients or Business
Partners)
Primary Setup Tasks
• None
Primary Interface
• Remote Web Access ­Signs in using the assigned user name and password.
Remote Web Access Task Examples
• Accesses data on shared storage.
• Accesses media library.
Note: For each user account, the WD Sentinel server enables the Administrator to set detailed permissions for various shared folders as well as server resources, such as Remote Web Access. At all times, the users are only able to access the data on the server and other server resources for which they have permissions.
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