Administrator Guide

Steps
1 Click the Servers view.
2 In the Servers pane, select a Windows-based NAS appliance. The Summary tab appears.
3 Click the IPMI tab.
4 Click Clear SEL. The Clear SEL dialog box appears.
5 Click OK. The system event log is cleared.
Shut Down a Windows-Based NAS Appliance
If the IPMI card is congured correctly, you can remotely shut down a Windows-based NAS appliance.
Prerequisites
• The IPMI card in the appliance must be congured.
• IPMI card information must be congured in Storage Manager.
Steps
1 Click the Servers view.
2 In the Servers pane, select a Windows-based NAS appliance. The Summary tab appears.
3 Click the IPMI tab.
4 Click Power O. The Power O dialog box appears.
5 Click OK. The appliance is powered o.
Reset the Power for a Windows-Based NAS Appliance
If the IPMI card is congured correctly, you can remotely reset power for a Windows-based NAS appliance.
Prerequisites
• The IPMI card in the appliance must be congured.
• IPMI card information must be congured in Storage Manager.
Steps
1 Click the Servers view.
2 In the Servers pane, select a Windows-based NAS appliance. The Summary tab appears.
3 Click the IPMI tab.
4 Click Power Reset. The Power Reset dialog box appears.
5 Click OK. The appliance power is reset.
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