HP Data Vault User's Guide
Table of Contents Chapter 1. Welcome to the HP Data Vault 1 Chapter 2.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Chapter 5. HP Video Converter Configure Video Converter Video Converter Status Troubleshooting and FAQs Examples of Video Converter Profiles Using Media Collector with Video Converter Converting Non-Copy Protected DVDs Giving Users Access to the Converted Videos Folder Enabling Converted Videos for TwonkyMedia Supported Video Formats Video Conversion Fails Network Bandwidth Chapter 6.
Table of Contents PC Backup, Restore, and Recover PC Backup and Restore Restore an Entire PC Hard Drive Mac Backup and Recover Mac Time Machine Backup Recover an Entire Mac Hard Drive Server Backup, Recover, and Reset Back up Server to a Device Server Recovery and Factory Reset Chapter 9.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Chapter 13. Licenses, Copyrights and Notices for Open Source Components Copyrights Firefly: GPL License ImageMagick: Compatible with GPL MiscUtil.dll: MiscUtil Sample Code: WPF Calculator Libsmbclient.dylib From SAMBA 3.0.38 GPLv2 Sqlite-dotnet2: Public Domain License Tftpd32 Artistic License PacketVideo Yahoo ASTRA Components for Flash: BSD License PureMVC Framework: Creative Commons Attribution License 3.
Chapter 1. Welcome to the HP Data Vault The HP Data Vault protects and shares digital content—providing an easy-to-use, central repository for digital photos, music, videos, and documents. The HP Data Vault supports computers running Microsoft® Windows® and Apple® Mac® OS X, enabling a more protected and reliable way of managing media and files. The HP Data Vault Provides • Mac and Windows Supported Operating Systems Support for networks that have a mix of Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X 10.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Any computer on the network that runs iTunes can access music on the server as an iTunes shared library. • Disk Duplication and Storage Expansion A way to transparently duplicate selected folders on separate disk drives to help protect against a hard disk failure. Plus, it's easy to add storage as needs grow. Folder duplication requires at least two hard disks.
Chapter 2. Set up and Installation W HAT ' S IN THE B OX ? In the box you will find: • HP Data Vault • Power cord • Ethernet (RJ-45) cable • Software and Documentation For warranty and support information, see the Warranty and Support Guide on the Software Installation Disc. T HE S ERVER AT A G LANCE The following lights and symbols are found on the front and back of the HP Data Vault.
HP Data Vault User's Guide The Front of the Server Light Bar. There is one light bar for each internal SATA disk in the HP Data Vault. The server can hold up to four disks. Power Light. The power light is solid aqua white when the server is turned on. Network Connection Light. The network connection light is solid aqua white when the server is connected to the network via a router or switch. Health Light. The health light is solid aqua white when the server is operating correctly. USB Port.
Set up and Installation Light-bar is Pulsating Aqua White Light-bar is Red Network Connection Light Blinking Network Connection Light off Power Indicator is Off F IND A H OME FOR Y OUR S ERVER Server Location Find a suitable place to locate your HP Data Vault before you install the software on your computers. The location you choose must have either an available wired network connection to your broadband router or a switch connected to your broadband router.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Network Requirements Requirement Internet browser Router Recommended An Internet browser is required to run the HP Data Vault software. Choose one from the following options. • Download Internet Explorer from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads. • Download Firefox from http://www.firefoxdownload.com/. • Download Safari from http://www.apple.com/safari/download/.
Set up and Installation Supported Operating Systems Operating System Automatic Backup of Computers Running... File Sharing for Computers Running... Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit or 64-bit SP2 X X Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit or 64-bit SP2 X X Windows XP Home SP3 X X Windows XP Professional SP3 X X Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 with SP2 and Rollup 2 X X Remote Access to Computers Running...
HP Data Vault User's Guide settings, such as WPA or WEP, to protect your network. See the documentation that came with your router. Turn on the Server 1. Plug in. Plug one end of the power cord into the server’s power receptacle and the other end into an electrical outlet. 2. Connect. Connect one end of the Ethernet cable to the server and the other end to an available Ethernet port on your router or to a switch that is connected to your router. 3. Power on.
Set up and Installation Related Topics HP Data Vault User's Guide Health Indicator Codes Health Light is Red Hubs and Network Health Light Light-bar is Pulsating Aqua White Light-bar is Red Network Connection Light Blinking Network Connection Light off Power Indicator is Off I NSTALL THE S OFTWARE Update Your Firewall's Trusted Program List The Software Installation Disc installs several programs that enable your computer to communicate with the HP Data Vault over your netwo
HP Data Vault User's Guide MountBackup.exe RestoreOffProc.exe WHSTrayApp.exe WHSConsoleClient.exe WHSConnector.exe BackupEngine.exe WHSOOBE.exe C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\HP MediaSmart Server\ MediaCollectorClient.exe MSSConnectorService.exe ControlCenter.exe C:\Program Files\HP\HP Software Update\ HPWUCli.
Set up and Installation • McAfee Open your McAfee Security Center, click Internet and Network, and then click the Advanced button in the firewall section. Click Program Permissions, then click Add Allowed Program. Add the programs listed at the of this page. Note McAfee's firewall automatically disables Windows Firewall and sets itself as your default firewall.
HP Data Vault User's Guide • Microsoft Windows Vista To add exceptions to your firewall using Windows Vista, preform the following steps: 12
Set up and Installation 1. Click Start, Control Panel, and then Security Center. 2. Click Allow a program through Windows Firewall.
HP Data Vault User's Guide • 3. Select the Exceptions tab and then click Add Program. 4. In the Add a Program dialog box, click Browse. Add the programs listed at the of this page. 5. Click OK.
Set up and Installation 1. Click Start, Control Panel, and then Security Center. 2. Click Windows Firewall. 3. Select the Exceptions tab and then click Add Program. 4. In the Add a Program dialog box, click Browse. Add the programs listed at the of this page.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 5. • Click OK. Norton Click Options in Norton to change the firewall settings. Add the programs listed at the of this page.
Set up and Installation • Symantec Open Symantec Endpoint Protection, click Change Settings, and then click Configure Settings for Network Threat Protection. Add the programs listed at the of this page. • Trend Micro 1. Open the Trend Micro Main Console, select the Personal Network and Firewall Controls tab, and then click Settings.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 2. 18 On the Personal Firewall page, click Add.
Set up and Installation • 3. Select the Program Control tab and then click Add. 4. Click Browse and add the programs listed at the of this page. 5. Click OK.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 1. Open ZoneAlarm Security. 2. Click Program Control, Programs, and then Add. 3. Add the programs listed at the of this page. Install Software on the First PC The following steps outline the key decision points during the software installation. Click each step to expand it and see additional information. Important To ensure a smooth software installation, 20 • The first installation must be on a Windows computer.
Set up and Installation 1. Check for Administrator Privileges. You must have administrative privileges on your computer to install the software. Complete the following steps to view or change user account settings. On Windows Vista, Click Start, Control Panel, and then User Accounts and Family Safety On Windows XP, Click Start, Control Panel, and then double-click User Accounts On Mac OS X 10.5 or Later, Click System Preferences, Accounts, and check Allow user to administer this computer 2.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 4. The Windows Home Server Connector installs next. The Windows Home Server Connector: Connects your computer to the server Automatically backs up your computer every night Monitors the health of the network and computers running Windows Vista Enables configuration of the server from your computer The Windows Home Server software installation runs only once—on the first computer where you run the Software Installation Disc. 5.
Set up and Installation 6. Name the HP Data Vault. Type a name for your server. Server names can be: 15 characters maximum with no spaces Letters (at least one), numbers and hyphens Important This is the only time you can name your server. It cannot be changed later. Write down your server name. The default name is hpstorage.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 7. Set the server password. Create a strong password. A strong password must be at least 7 characters long and must fulfill three of the following requirements: Uppercase characters Lowercase characters Numbers Symbols (such as !, @, and #) Note The password hint can be seen by anyone who clicks the Password hint button on the Windows Home Server Connector logon window. Important This is the only opportunity you will have to set the server password.
Set up and Installation 8. The install checks for Windows Home Server Updates. The Windows Home Server installation checks for any relevant important updates. This may take some time to complete, but does not require additional information from you. Important Do not restart or turn off your home server during the update process.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 9. Type the password you created above and log on to the Windows Home Server. 10. The install checks for HP Data Vault updates. The HP Data Vault installation checks for any updates. Installing updates ensures that you experience the full functionality and optimal performance of the HP Data Vault.
Set up and Installation Note This check only occurs the first time you run the Software Installation Disc. If you want to check for updates at a later time, see Updating and Rolling Back the Server. 11. Install server updates if they are available. If there is an update, select it and complete the instructions on the screen to install it. Important Do not restart or turn off your home server during the update process.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 12. The Windows Home Server Console opens. The Windows Home Server console opens. Use the console to set up user accounts and configure HP Data Vault features. Click Help in the upper right corner of the Console to get additional assistance.
Set up and Installation Install from the Server using a Browser Window Set up Additional Computers Install from the Software Installation Disc 1. Insert the Software Installation Disc into a computer connected to the network. You must have administrative privileges to install. For additional information, see Installing the Software on the First Computer. 2. Follow the instructions on the installation wizard.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 2. Click Download Now. Note You can come back later to get the toolkit or contact information. Type the address, http://:55000, in a browser window. 3. A file download security warning and a Internet Explorer dialog box may pop up. Click Run. 4. A dialog box opens stating that software is being downloaded from your server. Click Next, when the download is complete. 5. The Install Wizard opens and gives you the rest of the installation instructions.
Set up and Installation Install the Software on a Mac In this article... Install using the Software Installation Disc Install from the Server Install using the Software Installation Disc The first client installation must be on a PC. Subsequent installations can be on a Mac or PC. Note You must have administrative privileges on your computer to install the software. Click System Preferences, Accounts, and check Allow user to administer this computer. 1. Insert the Software Installation Disc. 2.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 8. Once your credentials have been authenticated, click Apply. Note Server Name and Password have to be authenticated prior to using the HP Home Page, or entering preferences for BackUp. Install from the Server 1. At the Mac computer, open a Finder window. 2. Click hpstorage in the Shared category of the left Sidebar. If you renamed the HP Data Vault during the first installation, select that name in the Shared category. You are connected to the server.
Set up and Installation In this article... Before Connecting to the Server Connection Method A: Using the Finder Connection Method B: Using Connect to Server and the Server Name Connection Method C: Using Connect to Server and the Server's IP Address Pinging the Server Before Connecting to the Server Some set up and decisions are required before connecting your Mac computer to the server and accessing shared folders. • The client software is installed on one PC.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Types of Accounts Type of Account User Account Administrator Account • Description Server Account Creation The server pairs user accounts on the server with those on a computer to identify who is connecting to the server and to maintain security. Each server user account has a unique user name and password that should match their computer log on name and password. Each user account on the server can have their own shared folder access levels. 1.
Set up and Installation Note The same Sidebar shows up in Save and Open dialog boxes of your programs too, making your server available to you for opening and saving files. If you don’t see the server in the Finder window’s Shared category, 3. • The server may not be connected to the network, • The Mac computer may not be connected to the network, • Or maybe the check box is turned off for Connected Servers and Bonjour Computers in Finder > Preferences... > Sidebar.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 4. • User account— If you have a User Account on the server, select Registered User, type the Name and Password that was created in the server's user account in the Windows Home Server Console, and click Connect. Check Remember this password in my keychain to remember your settings and automatically connect to the server in the future. • Administrator account—Alternately, you can connect to the server using the server's administrator account.
Set up and Installation If you renamed your server during the first software installation, remember to use that server name instead of hpstorage. A shared folder name is required. The shared folder name cannot contain spaces; type %20 instead of spaces. Additionally, you cannot connect to a shared folder name that contains a hyphen. Connection Method C: Using Connect to Server and the Server's IP Address The Mac computer may not recognize the server's name in some cases.
HP Data Vault User's Guide To obtain the router's IP address from a PC, select Start > Run. Type cmd and click OK. In the DOS window, type ipconfig and press Enter. Use the Default Gateway IP address to log on to your router. 2. Once logged in to the router, look for a list of connected devices. Each router is different. See your router's documentation if you do not find the server's IP address right away. 3.
Set up and Installation Note Click "+" to add the server address to your list of favorites. 5. Click Connect. 6. Log on to the server using either a guest account, user account, or administrator account. Pinging the Server To troubleshoot a connection failure, you can ping the server. 1. Open a Finder window and choose Applications > Utilities > Network Utility. 2. Select the Ping tab. 3. Type the server's IP address. 4. Click Ping.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 2. Double-click Uninstall HP Data Vault Software. 3. Follow the instructions on the screen. Uninstall from the Server 1. At the Mac computer, open a Finder window. 2. Click hpstorage in the Shared category of the left Sidebar. If you renamed the HP Data Vault during the first installation, select that name in the Shared category. You are connected to the server. If you experience problems connecting to the server see, Troubleshooting a Mac Connection to the Server. 3.
Set up and Installation 3. Select HP Data Vault in the left menu and click the HP Update tab. 4. The following choices are available in the Configure section. HP recommends that you select Automatically download and install updates. Configure HP Software Update Options Option Automatically download and install updates (recommended) Additional information Requires no user action. Downloads and installs updates on the server in the background. If necessary the server will automatically reboot.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Configure HP Software Update Options Option Turn off automatic updates Additional information Not recommended. To get updates with this choice you will have to click Check for updates located in the Version section. 5. Click OK. Version Information The following information and options are in the Version section of the HP Update dialog. • The server software version number and date are shown.
Set up and Installation Update the Server The method you use to update the server depends on how you configured HP Update. Click on a bullet to see additional information. • To automatically check for updates If you selected Automatically download and install updates when you configured HP Update, then you do not need to take further action. The server will install updates in the background as they are available.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 44 2. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon log on. 3. Click Settings in the upper right of the Console. 4. Select HP Data Vault in the left menu andclick the HP Update tab. 5. Click the Check for updates link. After the install wizard checks for pending updates on your server, you will see the select package page where you can select the Search button. 6. Click Select file. 7.
Set up and Installation 8. Click Finish to start the install process and follow the default choices to complete the server software install. Roll Back the Server 1. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on. At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2. Click Settings in the upper right of the Console. 3. Select HP Data Vault in the left menu and click the HP Update tab. 4.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Note HP Update does not update the Microsoft Windows Home Server operating system. For information about updating Windows Home Server, see Configuring Windows Update in the Windows Home Server Console Help. Update and Roll Back Client PCs Note Update the server software prior to updating the client software. If your server does not have the correct software version, you will get an error message when you try to install the client software.
Set up and Installation Update Client PCs There are multiple ways of updating your client PCs. Once the server is updated, the client PC software update file is on the server and can be run from the software folder. The client PC update can also be downloaded and run from HP Update. The following sections describe various methods for installing the client PC update. Click an option to expand and view the instructions for updating your client. Click again to hide the instructions.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Roll Back Client PCs Important You must roll back your server prior to rolling back the client PC. See Updating and Rolling Back the Server. 1. Click the Start menu, Control Panel, and Add or Remove Programs. 2. Select HP Data Vault and click Remove. 3. Select Windows Home Server Connector and click Remove. 4. Close Add or Remove Programs. 5. At the computer, click Start, and then Run. Type the following (UNC) network address.
Set up and Installation On Windows Vista 1. To check the client software version number on Windows Vista, click Start and Control Panel. 2. Select Programs and then Programs and Features. 3. If the details are not displayed, from the Organize menu select Layout and Details Pane. 4. Select HP Data Vault to see the version number.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Check the Server Version Number 1. To check the server software version number on a PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on. At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2. Click Settings in the upper right of the Console. 3. Select HP Data Vault in the left menu and click the HP Update tab. The version number is at the bottom of the HP Update tab.
Set up and Installation Compatible Software Version Numbers Server Version PC Client Version Mac Client Version 2.5.10.26972, 2.5.10.27366 2.5.10.26972 2.5.0b51 3.0 3.0 3.0 Update and Roll Back Mac Clients This article describes how to manually check for a Mac client update or roll back. Mac computers connected to the network automatically check for changes to the HP MSS Client.dmg file once a day and notify you if it has changed. In this article...
HP Data Vault User's Guide 2. On the Mac, choose Open Preferences from the HP Data Vault menu. 3. Click the Software Update tab. 4. Click Check Now. If the server roll back completed successfully, the HP MSS Client.dmg file on the server will have changed and you will be prompted to install the file. 5. Follow the instructions on the screen for installing the file.
Set up and Installation The server and client software should have compatible version numbers. The following table lists the version numbers that work together. Compatible Software Version Numbers Server Version PC Client Version Mac Client Version 1.3.6.21622 1.2.1.18999, 1.3.6.21622 N/A 1.3.8.25155 1.2.1.18999, 1.3.6.21622, 1.3.8.25155 N/A 2.1.7.24261 2.1.7.24261 1.0.0b20 2.5.10.26972, 2.5.10.27366 2.5.10.26972 2.50b51 3.0 3.0 3.
Chapter 3. Start Using Your Server G UIDED T OUR HP Home Page The HP Home Page is the starting point for accessing the features of the HP Data Vault. In this article... Open the HP Home Page on a PC Open the HP Home Page on a Mac The HP Home Page Icons Open the HP Home Page on a PC The HP Home Page can be accessed from the following: Windows Start menu—At the computer, click Start, All Programs, and then select HP Data Vault. Desk icon—At the computer, double-click the HP Data Vault icon on the desk.
HP Data Vault User's Guide The HP Home Page Icons Media Streamer—Opens a web application for streaming music, videos, and photos in your home. For more information, see About Media Streamer. HP Photo Publisher—Publish photos from your Server to your favorite photo-sharing site. Friends and family can see your photos on the Internet. For more information, see About HP Photo Publisher. HP Photo Viewer—View the photo albums that are shared from this server. For more information, see HP Photo Viewer Home.
Start Using Your Server Windows Home Server Console O PEN THE W INDOWS H OME S ERVER C ONSOLE The Windows Home Server Console is where you manage and configure the HP Data Vault. You can access the Windows Home Server Console from a PC in the following ways. The Windows Home Server Console cannot be opened on a Mac. In this article...
HP Data Vault User's Guide 2. Click Overview and then Tour in the left menu. The following features are illustrated. The HP Data Vault includes many features and applications designed to help you secure, store and share your information. HP Data Vault Features Feature Description Storage Use the Server Storage tab on the Windows Home Server Console to view status, capacity, available space, add, repair, and remove hard drives. Easily add drives, even while your system is powered on.
Start Using Your Server Shared Folders—Add, open, remove, and view the properties of the shared folders on your server. For more information, see Shared Folders in the Windows Home Server Console Help. • Server Storage—View, add, repair, and remove hard drives from server storage. For more information, see Server Storage in the Windows Home Server Console Help. • Network—Displays health notifications from your server and your home computers.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Mac Time Machine Backup In this article... Determine Used Space on Your Local Disk Configure Time Machine Backups Change the Backup Disk Size Delete a Backup Disk Determine Used Space on Your Local Disk Begin by finding out how much space your data currently occupies on your Local disk. When you set up Time Machine, the minimum backup disk size is automatically calculated for you.
Start Using Your Server Configure Time Machine Backups Before you begin, • The HP Data Vault software has to be installed on your Mac. See Installing and Uninstalling Mac Software. • You must be logged on to the Mac with an account that has administrator privileges. To configure the HP Data Vault as a valid Time Machine backup device, 1. From the HP Data Vault menu, select Open Preferences. 2. On the Server tab, verify that the server name and the server’s administrator password are authenticated.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Note The location for the backup is on the server at \\hpstorage\Mac\Backup. If the Mac shared folder has been deleted from the server , you must create it. At a PC, double-click the Windows Home in the system tray and log on. Or at a Mac, select Launch Home Server Console Server icon from the Server menu . Click the Shared Folders tab and Add a shared folder named Mac. 4. Click Apply.
Start Using Your Server 3. In the Backup Disk Status, click S. The Backup Disk Status changes to Sped and the virtual disk icon on the desk goes away after the backup disk ss. Note You may have to wait several minutes for the backup disk to s. Please be patient. If the backup disk does not s and it appears to hang, it could be because an application or other process is accessing the backup disk in the background. If this is the case, attempt to eject the disk using Finder. 4.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Copy Files to Shared Folders Access Shared Folders from the Run Dialog Access Shared Folders from the HP Home Page Access Shared Folders from the Desk Shortcut Access Shared Folders from the System Tray Access Shared Folders from My Network Places in Windows XP Access Shared Folders from Network in Windows Vista Access Shared Folders using the Finder Copy Files to Shared Folders 1. Use one of the methods listed below to open shared folders. 2.
Start Using Your Server Access Shared Folders from the Desk Shortcut 1. At the computer, go to the desk, and then double-click the Shared Folders on Server shortcut . 2. Double-click the shared folder you want to open. Access Shared Folders from the System Tray 1. Right-click the Windows Home Server icon and log on. 2. Click Shared Folders. 3. Double-click the shared folder you want to open. Access Shared Folders from My Network Places in Windows XP 1.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Related Topics HP Data Vault User's Guide Troubleshooting a Mac Connection to the Server Windows Home Server Console Help Shared Folder Adding a shared folder Viewing shared folder properties Opening a shared folder Removing a shared folder Viewing shared folder history What is Folder Duplication? Enable Guest Account or Set up User Accounts In this article...
Start Using Your Server 1. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on. At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2. Click the User Accounts tab. 3. Click Enable Guest on the User Accounts Setup dialog or on the Properties for Guest dialog.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 2. Under User Accounts and Family Safety, select Add or remove user accounts. 3. Add user accounts or make changes to existing user accounts. A strong password is suggested to ensure security and is required to use remote access. A strong password must be at least 7 characters long and must fulfill three of the following four character criteria: • Uppercase characters • Lowercase characters • Numbers • Symbols (such as !, @, #, and so on.
Start Using Your Server 3. Click Add, this will open the Add User Account screen. enter user information. Check the Enable Remote Access for this user check box. Make an appropriate choice concerning allowing access to computer and folders. 4. Click Next. 5. Enter and confirm a strong password. A strong password is suggested to ensure security and is required to use remote access.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Configure Remote Access 1. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on. At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2. Click Settings in the upper right of the Console. 3. Click Remote Access in the left menu. Click to Turn on remote access. The Remote Access wizard starts and attempts to configure your router.
Start Using Your Server About TZO.COM Custom Domain Names With this option, you can create a domain name with any name you want, like MyName.com, as long as that name is not already registered. A domain name has several components: -level or first-level domain names—all domain names end in a small list of generic names, such as .com or .net, or in a country code, such as .es or .fr. Second-level domain names—the part or parts of the domain name located to the left of the -level domain name.
HP Data Vault User's Guide In this article... Firewall Protection Wireless Security Anti-virus Software User Name and Password Protection Remote Access Security Firewall Protection A firewall is a hardware device or software program that protects your network from unauthorized access. It protects your system from hackers running programs, sending email, and gaining access to your private information.
Start Using Your Server Ports used by the server Type Port numbers Description TCP 80, 443 Standard Web site TCP 55000, 56000 internal (subnet only) Web site for Windows Home Server Web services TCP 1138 Transport TCP 8912 Backup and beacon UDP 8912 Backup and beacon TCP 2869 UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) UDP 1900 UPnP TCP 3389 Remote desk TCP 4125 Remote access (when enabled) TCP 139, 445 File and print sharing UDP 137, 138 File and print sharing UDP 10284, 10283, 102
HP Data Vault User's Guide Anti-virus Software You should install anti-virus software on all the computers on your network, and configure the software from one of the computers to scan all the shared folders on the server. You might be required to assign (map) drive letters to all your shared folders to enable the anti-virus software to scan the server. Important Remember to keep your anti-virus definitions up-to-date.
Start Using Your Server HTTPS Remote Access is secure because the connection between the remote computer and the server is done over HTTPS. HTTPS uses the encrypted Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol, the same protocol used for banking transactions and retail commerce. User Account with Strong Password Remote access does not allow logging on from the Guest or Administrator account.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 4. In the Add Network Place Wizard, click Next. 5. Highlight Choose another network location, and then click Next. 6. To add the network place, you have two options: In the Internet or network address box, enter the path to the shared folder you want to map, and then click Next. For example, enter \\hpstorage\Music Where hpstorage is the default name. If you changed the name of the server, use that name. Music is the shared folder’s name.
Start Using Your Server 7. Specify whether you want to reconnect every time that you log on to your computer, and then click Finish. Install HP Add-ins for Windows Home Server HP add-ins are software programs that extend the functionality of Windows Home Server. The McAfee add-in delivers server side anti-virus protection. In this article... McAffe Anti-virus Protection Install Add-ins McAfee Anti-virus Protection To receive McAfee Anti-virus protection, you must activate the service.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Install Add-ins 1. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on. At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2. Click Settings in the upper right corner of the Console. 3. Click Add-ins in the left menu. 4. Click the Available tab. 5. Click Install to install an add-in. 6. Click OK on the Installation succeeded dialog box to restart the console.
Start Using Your Server 4. Click the Power tab. 5. Select options. 6. Enable Daily Sleep Time—The Enable Daily Sleep Time checkbox allows the Server to be put into a sleep mode and wake up based on times entered into the Sleep time and Wake time fields. The server will wake up for a scheduled backup. Sleep Now— Clicking the Sleep Now button puts the Server into sleep mode. The server will wake up for a backup, input from the HP Home Page, or pressing the power button on the Server. Click OK.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Configure HP Update 1. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on. At the Mac, Select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2. Click Settings in the upper right of the Console. 3. Select HP Data Vault in the left menu and click the HP Update tab. 4. The following choices are available in the Configure section. HP recommends that you select Automatically download and install updates.
Start Using Your Server Additionally, the Install link turns blue under HP Data Vault software updates. To update the server after an update is downloaded, click Install under HP Data Vault software updates in the Windows Home Server Console Turn off automatic updates Not recommended. To get updates with this choice you will have to click Check for updates located in the Version section. 5. Click OK.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 4. Click the Notifications tab. 5. Select options. The following is an example of a notification message. 6. Click OK. LED S ETTINGS The LED screen gives you control of two different LED behaviors. 1. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on. At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2. Click Settings in the upper right corner of the Console. 3. Click HP Data Vault in the left menu.
Start Using Your Server 4. Click the LEDs tab. 5. Select options. 6. LED brightness control—The LED brightness control allows you to adjust the brightness of all LEDs on the front panel of the Server. Grab the slider and move for a brighter or dimmer LED. Health LED Behavior—The Health LED Behavior checkbox allows for the Server’s health LED to show red you for any Critical Windows Home Server health notifications. Click OK. H ARDWARE I NFORMATION 1.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Hardware Status Levels Green 5. Yellow Red Fan Speed Greater than or equal to 800 rpm Between 600 rmp and 800 rpm Less than 600 rpm Temperature (PECI) Less than 85 Between 85 and 100 Greater than or equal to 100 3.3V Between 3.069V and 3.531V 7-10% greater or lesser than 3.3V More than 10% greater or lesser than 3.3V 5.0V Between 4.650V and 5.350V 7-10% greater or lesser than 5.0V More than 10% greater or lesser than 5.0V 12.0V Between 10.200V and 13.
Start Using Your Server S UPPORT I NFORMATION 1. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on. At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2. Click Settings in the upper right corner of the Console. 3. Click HP Data Vault in the left menu. 4. Click the Support tab. 5. Click OK. G ETTING H ELP FOR U SING Y OUR S ERVER The HP Data Vault enables multiple computers on a network to enjoy their digital experiences when and where they want.
HP Data Vault User's Guide HP Server Help HP Server Help includes the types of help shown in the following table. Additionally, the online User’s Guide includes references to ics in the Windows Home Server Help. User’s Guide—Contains online help, installation instructions, guidance for set up, using the product, tutorials, recovery information, and other important information. Online Help—A Help button is available on most pages.
Start Using Your Server Windows Home Server Console Help Main Topics Remote Access Description How to set up the server to easily access your files on your server using an Internet connection from a remote location.
Chapter 4. HP Media Collector A BOUT HP M EDIA C OLLECTOR The HP Media Collector takes media files from the computers on your network and copies them to your HP Data Vault. This allows you to maintain a comprehensive library of music, photos, and videos in one location in your home. You can stream media to your television and stereo. You can share music with iTunes applications on other computers in your network. You can even stream media to the Internet where any computer with a Web browser can play it.
HP Data Vault User's Guide HP Media Collector Default Settings Media Collector is disabled by default. Before Media Collector can begin to copy media to your HP Data Vault, you must enable the media types you want to collect. Media Collector copies media files only from computers that are installed as clients on your Windows Home Server network.
HP Media Collector Supported File Formats The files and types listed below are compatible for Media Collection: Photos jpg, gif, tif, pct, mov files located under My Pictures, Pictures Music mp3, wma, m4a, aac, wav, playlists (m3u, wpl), album art Videos AVI, MOV, m4v, MPEG, MP2, WMV, FLV, DIVX, DVR-MS, M2TS, VOB file collections Media File Duplication Note When HP Media Collector copies media files from all your computers and users, it attempts to reduce duplicates.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 3. Click Configuration. The HP Media Collector General Settings panel opens. 4. Click Photo Settings in the left menu. You can configure these settings in this tab: • Photo Collection Status—Enable or Disable photo collection • Photo Organization—Organize by date or by PC folder structure • Photo Source—Double-click a computer name to select either My Pictures folders or All Folders as the source.
HP Media Collector The photo example shows two panes with different file/folder organizations for the same group of sample photos.
HP Data Vault User's Guide In contrast, the right pane is organized by PC folder structure If photos are found under a user’s home Pictures folder, then they will be grouped just under the user’s name with the underlying folder organization. This still may include some simplification in that photos for user Susan on computer1 and user Susan on computer2 will be coalesced into a single group. This may result in some duplicate photos being represented once.
HP Media Collector Example of Music Collected by Artist/Album and by PC Folder Structure We’ll start by looking at the underlying data used to build the two examples below. The files that are shown are based on two music collections. One group is located under user Susan’s home Music folder, with some songs organized by album as well as some that are included within her iTunes library. This music could be on any particular computer in the network, or even split across two computers.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Things to Consider Organize by Artist/Album Organize by PC Folder Structure Uses music file tags to organize files Sorts files by user or source computer Reduces duplication of files on the server Good for maintaining original music sorting On the left, the files are organized by Artist/Album There are two things of interest 1. The two groups of music files are now organized uniformly, and 2. The one song that was duplicated between the two groups is only present once.
HP Media Collector On the other hand, if the music was found on a computer in a folder other than your home Music folder, it will be grouped under the computer name, with a path showing their placement on the computer. This type of organization is most helpful if you have organized your music in a special way and doesn’t want to lose this folder structure or if multiple users have different quality versions of the music and you want to maintain the multiple copies of songs.
HP Data Vault User's Guide M EDIA C OLLECTOR S TATUS 1. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on. At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2. Click Media and then HP Media Collector in the left menu. 3. View the following information. 4. Client Name—The name of the computer where media is being collected. Connection Status—The status will be Connected if the server can find the computer on the network.
HP Media Collector • A Firewall may be Blocking Applications or Port 21 TCP/Outbound The aggregation application may not be accessing the desired media files on the client computer Media Collector runs with the permissions of the logged on user, if the material to be aggregated is in a folder that the user doesn't have permission to access, then that folder's contents can't be collected when this user is logged in.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 4. Click the Photos, Music, or Videos tab. 5. Check that the media collection status is set to Enabled. 6. Click OK. Home Computer is not Included as a Scanned Computer The HP Data Vault may not be set up to scan one of your network computers. Check your HP Media Collector settings to make sure all of your home computers are included. 1. in the system tray and log on.
HP Media Collector 4. On the General Settings tab, check that all of the necessary computers are Included in the Scanned Computers list. 5. Click OK.
Chapter 5. HP Video Converter C ONFIGURE V IDEO C ONVERTER The HP Video Converter converts most popular video formats into a file format that can be played on a variety of devices like notebook PCs, xBox, Playstation, and iPhone. In some cases, you will want to convert videos because the original video format cannot be played by the video player or device you are trying to use.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Note The Video Converter will not transcode copy protected DVDs or electronic videos with Digital Rights Management (DRM) protection. Configure Video Converter 1. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on. At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2. Click Media and then Video Converter in the left menu. 3. Click Configure. The HP Video Converter Settings panel opens.
HP Video Converter Input Folders Select a shared folder where you will place the original videos that you want to convert. The HP Video Converter monitors this folder for changes and automatically converts videos that are placed there. After the video is converted, it is put in the Converted Videos folder. You can select any number of folders or subfolders to monitor. If you select a folder that has subfolders, all of the folders within the selected folder will be monitored.
HP Data Vault User's Guide DVD Settings The DVD Settings sections applies to DVD folders, which must be named VIDEO_TS. This settings allows you to customize how titles within your DVDs should be treated. All DVDs contain one or more titles, with each title being made up of one or more chapters. Each DVD can be authored slightly differently, and you may want to consult your DVD creation program or camcorder documentation for more information on how titles are created and structured.
HP Video Converter Output Settings • Select Output Preset Settings—Some common uses for converted videos have been anticipated and are listed here. When you select one of the presets, the rest of the output settings are selected for you. You may choose to accept these settings as they are or change them to suite your individual needs. If you do not like the changes you made, you can always return to a preset setting by clicking one of these options.
HP Data Vault User's Guide • Network speeds seldom work 100% efficiently. For example, a WiFi G network under good conditions can frequently max throughput out at around 20-30 mb/s even if the reported connected speed is 54 mb/s. Advanced Output Controls • Screen Size—The video width and height control the size of the video. If you place "0" values for both height and width, the source video's dimensions will be used for the output file.
HP Video Converter Enable Video Converter After you click Finish on the HP Video Converter Settings, you are returned to the Converter Status page. Click Enable Video Converter to begin converting videos. V IDEO C ONVERTER S TATUS 1. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on. At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2. Click Media and then Video Converter in the left menu. 3. Select options on the Video Converter Status page.
HP Data Vault User's Guide The buttons at the bottom of the page only apply to selected videos on the status page. To select multiple continuous videos, click the video and Shift+Click the bottom one. To select random videos, hold down the Ctrl key and click each video individually. Buttons are active when they can be applied to the entire selection. Re-convert—If the video conversion fails or is interrupted, select the video in the status list and click Re-convert to attempt the conversion again.
HP Video Converter 5. On the Select Video Converter Profile page, click Mobile and then Next. 6. On the Input Folders page, select Videos and click Next. This assumes you will place all of your original videos that you want to convert in the videos folder or a subfolder within Videos, and that you want to convert all of your videos using the mobile profile.
HP Data Vault User's Guide or a subfolder within Videos, and that you want to convert all of your videos using this profile. If you want to convert a some of your videos using this profile but not all of them, you could create a subfolder within Videos called My iPod (\\Videos\My iPod) and select My iPod as your input folder instead of Videos. 10. On the DVD Settings page, select Break apart each title and click Next.
HP Video Converter Converter to transcode the DVD into a format suitable to streaming to many devices on your network, in your home, or mobile devices. 1. Insert the DVD in your computer's DVD-ROM drive. 2. Navigate to a folder on your server that is enabled for video conversion. This is typically your videos shared folder at \\hpstorage\videos. If you changed the name of your server during the installation, the path will be different. Navigate to \\\videos. 3.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Enabling Converted Videos for TwonkyMedia The Converted Videos folder is enabled for TwonkyMedia by default. If the Converted Videos folder is disabled, your mobile devices and in-house media streaming will not see the converted videos. Complete the following steps to enable the Converted Videos folder for TwonkyMedia. 1. in the system tray and log on. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2.
HP Video Converter MP4,M4V AVC (h264) AAC MP4, M4V MPEG-4 AAC DVR-MS MPEG-2 AC3 Unsupported Video Formats Container Video WTV MPEG-1, 2, 4; WMV, VC1 MOV AVC (h264) Multiple other containers AVC (h264) MKV AVC (h264) MTS AVC (h264) Audio AAC and others No Support for ISO To determine if your video is compatible with Video Converter, check the following • Check to see if the video file extension matches one of those listed in the Containers column.
HP Data Vault User's Guide DRM protected content—The HP Video Converter will not transcode electronic videos with Digital Rights Management (DRM) protection. • Unsupported video format—The original video format is unsupported by the HP Video Converter. • Media Collector files—If you copy videos to the server using Media Collector, the HP Video Converter may start transcoding videos before they are completely copied to the server. If this happens, the video conversion will fail.
Chapter 6. Media Streaming A BOUT S TREAMING M EDIA Streaming media allows you to enjoy your videos, music, and photos in any room of your home and outside your home. Even when you are away from home, you can enjoy your media on any computer that has a Web browser. In this article...
HP Data Vault User's Guide Media Collector scans the computers in your home network and copies media to the server. You can choose how often Media Collector copies files; and you can choose what Media Collector copies and how to organize media on the server. Streaming to your Television, Stereo, and Home PC Your HP Data Vault uses Digital Media Servers to stream media from the Server to a Digital Media Receiver that is attached to your television and stereo. Streaming to Xbox 1.
Media Streaming Enable and Configure HP Media Collector Enable and Configure HP Video Converter Verify Media Server is Enabled Before you can stream photos, music, and videos in the home, Media Server must be enabled. Media Server is enabled out-of-the-box. To verify that Media Server is enabled, perform the following steps. 1. in the system tray and log on. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 1. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on. At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2. Click Settings in the upper right corner of the Console. 3. Click TwonkyMedia in the left menu. You can change settings here by using these tabs: 5. • Media Sharing Folders—Add, Edit, or Remove. • Media Receivers—Add, Edit, or Remove.
Media Streaming 2. Click Media and then HP Media Collector in the left menu. 3. Click Configuration. The HP Media Collector General Settings panel opens. 4. Complete the steps in the wizard. For additional information, see the following help ics. Configuring Media Collector General Settings Configuring Media Collector for Photos Configuring Media Collector for Music Configuring Media Collector for Videos Enable and Configure HP Video Converter 1.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Configure Remote Access 1. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on. At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2. Click Settings in the upper right of the Console. 3. Click Remote Access in the left menu. 4. Click to Turn on remote access. 5. The wizard then prompts you to select a Domain Name Provider and create a domain name. 6. Once the wizard is complete, customize Web site settings as desired.
Media Streaming 2. Click the User Accounts tab at the of the page. If the User Accounts Setup dialog displays click OK. 3. Click Add, this will open the Add User Account screen. enter user information. Check the Enable Remote Access for this user check box. Make an appropriate choice concerning allowing access to computer and folders. 4. Click Next. 5. Enter and confirm a strong password. A strong password is suggested to ensure security and is required to use remote access.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 3. 5. Click TwonkyMedia in the left menu. You can change settings here by using these tabs: • Media Sharing Folders—Add, Edit, or Remove. • Media Receivers—Add, Edit, or Remove. Check Automatic Sharing here to enable sharing for new media receivers automatically. • Maintenance—Rebuild the database, and Reset to Default all media server settings. Create and View Log Files for debugging purposes. And you can change the default Web server port. Click OK to finish.
Media Streaming T WONKY M EDIA FOR M EDIA S HARING About TwonkyMedia We strongly recommend that you use TwonkyMedia as your Digital Media Server. TwonkyMedia is enabled by default in your HP Data Vault.
HP Data Vault User's Guide TwonkyMedia and Windows Media Connect File Compatibility File Types TwonkyMedia Windows Media Connect mp1 Yes mp2 Yes mp3 Yes mp4 Yes mpa Yes ogg Yes wav Yes Yes wma Yes Yes Picture Formats bmp Yes Yes gif Yes Yes jpg Yes Yes png Yes Yes tif, tiff Yes Yes Video Formats 3gp Yes asf Yes avi Yes DivX Yes dvr-ms Yes m1v Yes m4v Yes mpe Yes mpg/mpeg Yes 126 Yes Yes Yes
Media Streaming TwonkyMedia and Windows Media Connect File Compatibility File Types TwonkyMedia Windows Media Connect MPEG-1 Yes Yes MPEG-2 Yes MPEG-2T-S Yes MPEG-4 Yes vdr Yes vob Yes wmv Yes Xvid Yes Yes Playlist Formats m3u Yes pla Yes wpl Yes Yes Yes TwonkyMedia Default Settings 1. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on. At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2.
HP Data Vault User's Guide UPnP A/V and DLNA Universal Plug and Play Audio Video (UPnP A/V) and Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) define standard network protocols for streaming media. • UPnP A/V is a set of network protocols that allow networked devices to communicate seamlessly in a home networking environment. The Digital Media Servers on your HP Data Vault, TwonkyMedia and Windows Media Connect, use UPnP/AV.
Media Streaming Troubleshooting and FAQs T WONKY M EDIA : D ISABLING M EDIA S HARING F OLDERS S TILL S TREAMS TO DMA Symptom TwonkyMedia was connected to a DMA and now I want to Disable Media Sharing. I go to the TwonkyMedia, click Media server settings and click the Media Sharing Folders tab. I double click on each of the folders to disable sharing. TwonkyMedia is still streaming media. Workaround Disabling the media sharing does not halt the media sharing.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Solution Click S Sharing on the TwonkyMedia pane of the Windows Home Server Console. S ERVER FOR I T UNES Settings for iTunes You can centralize your iTunes library for playback on any computer on your home network that runs iTunes. Your Server is enabled for iTunes by default. To set up your Server for iTunes follow these steps: 1. in the system tray and log on.
Media Streaming • Status—enable or disable. • Shared name—specify the shared name you want to display in iTunes. • Require password—check to require password. The default setting here is no password. If you assign a password, then only users who provide the correct password can play music from your Server's shared library. • Check interval—how often to check for music that has been added to the shared Music folder on the server. By default this is set to check every 5 minutes. 5.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 2. Select File, then Add to Media Library, and click Add Folder…. 3. In the Add Folder dialog, type \\\Music and click OK. This will add all of the music files in your Music shared folder on the HP Data Vault to your Windows Media Player library. You will then be able to play all of the protected content for which this PC has a license.
Media Streaming File Formats Supported by the HP Media Streamer The files and types listed below are compatible for Media Streaming: Audio Formats MP3, AAC-LC, PCM Compatibility for Audio .wma, .mp3, .m4a, .mp4, .aac, .wav Compatibility for Photo .jpg, .tif, .tiff, .png, .gif, .
HP Data Vault User's Guide In the Tracks panel, the tracks sort by track order. Again, you can jump to a different section of each column by typing the first letter of any Title, Artist, or Album. Artists View The Artists view on the Music page has three selection panels (Artists, Albums, Tracks) and a media Player. The blue bar shows the item selected in each panel. In the Artists and Albums panels, names sort alphabetically.
Media Streaming In the Tracks panel, the Tracks sorts by song title. Folders View The Folders View of the Music page has two selection panels and a media player. The selection panel shows folders in a typical file browser view sorted in alphabetical order. Tracks Panel The tracks panel shows tracks sorted by track number. Note Music tracks in sub folders are not included in the Tracks panel list. Selection Bar This blue bar shows the item selected in each panel.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Playlists View The Playlists View has two selection panels and a media player. There are three pre-defined playlists: -Last played- , -Most played-, and Recently added. And the user’s personal playlists are listed below. Tracks from the selected playlist display in the Tracks panel. Playlist tracks sort in playlist order. Note Playlists display up to 500 songs. Selection Bar This blue bar shows the item selected in each panel.
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HP Data Vault User's Guide • Player window shows album art (if available) • Blue Display area – shows artist on line, album in the middle line, track name on the bottom line. Below the Text the progress bar shows the amount of time played. Names that are too wide to fully display in the player can be read in a tool tip by hovering the mouse over desired name. • Progress Bar –Click the progress bar at the place you want to play or slide the arrow to the desired time.
Media Streaming HP Media Streamer Photos Page In this article... Date View Folder View Playlist View Full Screen view Date View The Photo Page, Date View has three selection panels and one media player. The Year panel has a column showing years and a column showing the number of photos in that year. The Month panel has a month column that shows the number of the month, only the months that have photos show up and a column showing the number of photos in that month and year.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Folder View The Photos Page, Folder View has two selection panels and one media player The selection panel shows folders in a typical file browser view. In the photos panel thumbnails of the images in the folder selected in the file browser view are displayed. Images in sub folders are not shown in the photo panel. Selecting a photo thumbnail in the photos panel will load the image in the media player. Selection Bar This blue bar shows the item selected in each panel.
Media Streaming Playlist View The Playlists View has two selection panels and a media player. There are three pre-defined playlists: -Most played-, -Last played-, and -Recently Added-. Photo thumbnails from the selected playlist display in the photos panel. Playlist photos sort in playlist order. Note Playlists display up to 500 photos. Selection Bar This blue bar shows the item selected in each panel.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Full Screen View This view shows the picture in the full browser window. The player controls appear in a semitransparent gray bar in the bottom center of the picture. The controls will fade out after 3 seconds. Moving the mouse in the photo viewer window will make the controls appear again.
Media Streaming HP Media Streamer Videos Page Note To ensure that your videos can be streamed, videos should be processed through the HP Video Converter, for more information see About HP Video Converter. In this article... All View Folders View Playlists View Video Quality Filter Status Link Videos Panel Player All View The All view of the Videos page has one selection panel and the media player. In the Videos panel, videos available for streaming are presented.
HP Data Vault User's Guide This blue bar shows the item selected in each panel. Selecting a video in the Videos Panel will start loading the video in the video player. You must then click the play button to start the video. Folders View The Folders view of the Videos page has two selection panels. The selection panel shows folders in a typical file browser view. The lower panel lists videos for the selected folder. Selection Bar This blue bar shows the item selected in each panel.
Media Streaming Playlists View The Playlists View has two selection panels and a media player. There are three pre–defined playlists: – Most played–, –Last played–, and –Recently Added– which are displayed in the Playlist panel. The playlist panel also lists the number of videos in each playlist. Videos from the selected playlist display in the videos panel. Playlist videos sort in playlist order. Selecting a video in the Videos Panel will start loading the video in the video player.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Video Quality Filter By default the Video page will open with Converted Mobile videos. You have three choices for Video Quality Converted – Mobile These Videos are suitable for mobile devices and remote video streaming (the video will be no larger than QVGA: 320w x 240h). This is to make support of mobile devices easier, and to provide videos suitable for remote media streaming. • Converted – Full.
Media Streaming between the original and Full resolution output, but these differences are minimal in most situations. • All. Displays all videos in the shared folder. Status link Clicking the Status link will bring up a report that can tell you the status of your video conversions. For more information see Automating Video Conversion. Clicking a file will give a more detailed explanation of its status. If the explanations disappear too soon, remove the check from the Auto-Fresh box.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Player Player window • Blue Display area – shows video title. Behind the text the progress bar shows the amount of time played. Names that are too wide to fully display in the player can be read in a tool tip by hovering the mouse over desired name. • Progress Bar –Click the progress bar at the place you want to play or slide the arrow to the desired time. • Video progress text – shows the current position in time for the song and total song duration.
Media Streaming Troubleshooting and FAQs M EDIA S TREAMER , D OES N OT L OAD Symptom Navigate to Media Streamer: • Page loads as blank page or • You are requested to Open, Save, or Cancel the file scalable_ui.swf. Click Cancel. Cause Adobe Flash Player 9.0.115.0 or later is required. Solution Go to www.adobe.com and click Get Adobe Flash Player. Install Adobe Flash Player version 9.0.115.0 or higher.
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Media Streaming Music Player Pane Buttons The list below describes the music player pane button functionality: • Shuffle Songs button, when this button is selected it will have a blue ring • Previous Song button • Play/Pause button • Next Song button 151
HP Data Vault User's Guide • Repeat all Songs button, when this button is selected it will have a blue ring • Volume Control Bar Photo Player Pane Buttons The list below describes the photo player pane button functionality: • Enlarge Slide Show button, when this button is selected the slide show will fill the browser • Shuffle Songs button, when this button is selected it will have a blue ring • Previous Song button • Play/Pause button • Next Song button • Repeat all Songs button, when this
Media Streaming N O M USIC T O S TREAM This dialog box will appear when you open Media Streaming and you click the Music button and you: • Do not have music on your Server or • You have not configured the server for streaming media. No music on your Server Place music on your server in the following location "/Music" and then configure your server for streaming media.
HP Data Vault User's Guide S TARTING M ULTIPLE M4A F ILES S S M USIC A DDITIONAL F ILES D O N OT T RANSCODE AND Symptom Go to a folder with m4a files. Start playing the first track, when music starts click next a few times. The music will s after a few seconds. Cause The server is transcoding multiple files and this can cause gaps in the playing of music.
Media Streaming Alternately, you can turn off TwonkyMedia media sharing and remove the duplicate HP Data Vault from your digital media adaptor list. For additional information on these programs, see Windows Media Connect 2.0 and TwonkyMedia Comparison. To turn off TwonkyMedia media sharing 1. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on. At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2. Click Settings in the upper right corner of the Console.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Once WMC has been enabled to share a shared folder, it continually monitors the folder for new files. 1. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on. At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2. Click Settings in the upper right corner of the Console. 3. Click Media Sharing in the left menu. 4. Select at least one of the shared folders for sharing by selecting the On radio button. 5. Click Apply.
Media Streaming Why do I see duplicate songs, pictures, or videos on my DMA list? If you are streaming content from shared folders using both Windows Media Connect and TwonkyMedia, you may see duplicate entries of your songs, pictures, or videos on your digital media adaptor. To eliminate this problem, disable media sharing for one of the shared folders. For additional information on these programs, see Windows Media Connect 2.0 and TwonkyMedia Comparison.
HP Data Vault User's Guide To disable a shared folder in TwonkyMedia 1. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on. At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2. Click Settings in the upper right corner of the Console. 3. Click TwonkyMedia in the left menu. 4. On the Media Sharing Folders tab, select a shared folder and click Remove for each folder that you do not want to use for streaming content using TwonkyMedia. 5. Click OK.
Media Streaming • Allows your digital media adaptor or digital media receiver to see photo thumbnails for pictures and album artwork for music • Supports a lot more media formats In this article... General Features Views File Formats General Features Comparison of General Windows Media Connect and TwonkyMedia Features Feature DLNA Support Windows Media Connect 2.0 Some Capability TwonkyMedia 1.0 compliant 1.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Views Comparison of Windows Media Connect and TwonkyMedia Views Views Windows Media Connect 2.
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Chapter 7. Viewer HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo HP P HOTO P UBLISHER About HP Photo Publisher In this article... The HP Photo Publisher Home Page Before you use HP Photo Publisher File Compatibility The HP Photo Publisher Home Page Publish photos from your server to your favorite photo sharing site or share photos directly from your server using HP Photo Viewer. People outside of your network can see your photos using the Internet.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Before you use HP Photo Publisher You must have a user name and password to log on to HP Photo Publisher. User names and passwords are set up in the Windows Home Server Console. 1. in the system tray and log on. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2. Click the User Accounts tab. 3. Click Add and follow the instructions in the Add user account wizard. 4.
HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer 3. Type your Username and Password and click the Log On button. If you do not have a user name and password, select the User Accounts tab in the Windows Home Server Console and add an account. Then, return to the HP Photo Publisher logon page and enter your credentials. 4. The HP Photo Publisher home page opens. 5. If you entered incorrect credentials then you be brought to the Remote Access page.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Log on to Photo Sharing Site F ACEBOOK L OGON To log into your facebook account click the Log on link. You will be taken to a page to enter your credentials for that site. This takes you to the facebook confirmation page. Close this page.
HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer At the Photo Publisher login screen click Next. You are then taken to a page where you can create or add to an existing album. F LICKR L OG O N P AGE To logon to Flickr, click the blue Log On link as shown below.
HP Data Vault User's Guide This takes you to the Flickr sign in page. Enter your credentials and return to the HP Photo Publisher page. Flickr then asks you to allow HP Data Vault to link to your account.
HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer This takes you to the Flickr confirmation page. Close this page. Click Next. This takes you to the HP Photo Publisher Albums page.
HP Data Vault User's Guide You can now create or add to albums. P ICASA L OGON To logon to Picasa, enter your credentials as shown in the figure below. Click Next. After your credentials are accepted, this takes you to a page where you can upload photos and create albums. S NAPFISH L OGON To login to Snapfish, enter your credentials. Click Next. After your credentials are accepted, this takes you to a page where you can create or add to albums.
HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer Select Existing Album or Create an Album 1. Select Upload to an existing album and select the album from the drop down list. or, Select to create a new album or set. Type the name of the album. 2. Click Next. Note Flickr uses the term set instead of album. Another term that Flickr uses is photo stream. The photo stream is the default presentation mode for Flickr and uses no sets.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Select Photos The HP Photo Publisher queries the server and displays a list of folders and photos available to the current user. 1. Click the Arrow to see an expanded view of folders. 2. Select photos to publish. 3. Select an entire folder by putting a check in the checkbox by the folder. Select individual files using the checkboxes beside individual files. Once you have finished your selections click Finish.
HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer Only file types that are supported by the photo sharing site are available to upload. The table below tells what file types are accepted at the various photo sharing and social networking sites. *.jpg, *.jpeg Picasa X Snapfish X facebook *.gif *.png *.bmp X X X X X X X flickr X X HP Photo Viewer X X X Server Continues Uploading This page gives a status concerning the uploading of the photos.
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HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer Troubleshooting HP Photo Publisher P HOTO P UBLISHER , F LICKR “ FROB ” E RROR Symptom While logged into flickr, I open a second Firefox browser session and try to log into flickr. I get the following error. Solution Close all Firefox browsers that are logged into flickr. You will be able to log back into flickr.
HP Data Vault User's Guide P HOTO P UBLISHER , FLICKR P HOTO U PLOAD F AILS Symptom Trying to upload photos to my flickr account, and I get an error saying that I've exceeded a monthly limit. Cause At the time of writing, flickr only allows the free accounts to upload 100MB per month. Solution Wait until the following month to upload to your free account; or follow the upgrade link to purchase flickr pro account.
HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer P HOTO P UBLISHER , H OW A N A LBUM TO A DD A DDITIONAL P HOTOS TO To add additional photos to an album after you have initially added photos. • Use the HP Home Page to access the Photo Publisher logon page or • Use the browsers back button Use the HP Home Page to access the Photo Publisher logon page HP recommends that you use the HP Home Page to re-access the Photo Publisher to add photos to an existing photo album.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 1. At the PC, close your browser and double-click the HP Data Vault desk icon. At the Mac, close you browser and select Open Home Page from the Server menu . 2. Double-click HP Photo Publisher. 3. Log into HP Photo Publisher. Enter your Username, Password and click the Log On button. 4. You will be brought the HP Photo Publisher home page. 5. Click the site and login.
HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer 6. Choose the album to add photos to.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 7. Select photos and click Finish.
HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer 8. Select the photo album to view.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Using the back button to access the add photos page 1. Click the back button until you arrive at the Select Photos page. Click Photo Publisher. 2. Click the site and login.
HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer 3. Choose the album to add photos to.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 4. Select photos and click Finish.
HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer 5. Select the photo album to view. NOTE: You might need to close your browser and reopen or clear out your internet cache. P HOTO P UBLISHER , U PLOAD E RROR M ESSAGE "F ORBIDDEN " IN P ICASA Symptom Trying to upload photos to my Picasa account, I get an error saying "forbidden".
HP Data Vault User's Guide Cause At the time of writing; the "Forbidden Error Message" can be caused by exceeding one or both of the following conditions: • Picasa allows 500 photos in an album on their free accounts. • Picasa allows for 1GB of storage on there free accounts.
HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer Cause Sometimes the browser will display cached album information. Solution 1. At the PC, close your browser and double-click the HP Data Vault desk icon. At the Mac, close you browser and select Open Home Page from the Server menu 2. Double-click HP Photo Publisher. 3. Enter your Username, Password and click the Log On button. 4. You will be brought the HP Photo Publisher home page. .
HP Data Vault User's Guide To share a Private album: 1. Open the Album 2. Either • Use your browser’s menu to send the URL, click File, Send, Link by E-mail to start sending an email to outside users • Copy the URL http://myserver.homeserver.com/PhotoViewer/album633689042886093750/index.xml to paste into your email. NOTE: Make sure you use the URL that has been set up for Internet/Remote Access. Using local address for your album such as: http://hpstorage/PhotoViewer/album633689042886093750/index.
HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer Filmstrip View Viewing the album in Filmstrip view, you will see a page similar to below. As long as you are logged into the server you will see three buttons on the left: Download, Photo Caption, and Remove. If you have been logged off the server due to inactivity you will only see the Download button. Click the Login link in the upper right part of the screen and provide credentials to log back on.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Photo Caption allows you to add a caption for the photo. Enter text in the field that appears below the photo as shown in the example below.
HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer Remove lets you remove the photo from the album, please note that the photo still remains on the Server. Click Yes or No to confirm the removal. Slideshow View Viewing the album in Slideshow will give you larger views of the photos. If the photo has a caption, it will show as in the example below.
HP Data Vault User's Guide The Control Bar for the slideshow will appear towards the bottom of the screen. The slider photo will show. The half of the bar controls how fast the next button will bring up the previous photo in the slideshow, the button will bring up the next photo in the slideshow, and the switch; playing or pausing the slideshow.
HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer Select Existing Album or Create an Album 1. Select Upload to an existing album and select the album from the drop down list. or, Select to create a new album or set. Type the name of the album. 2. Click Next. Note Flickr uses the term set instead of album. Another term that Flickr uses is photo stream. The photo stream is the default presentation mode for Flickr and uses no sets.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Only file types that are supported by the photo sharing site are available to upload. The table below tells what file types are accepted at the various photo sharing and social networking sites. *.jpg, *.jpeg Picasa X Snapfish X facebook *.gif *.png *.
HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer Troubleshooting HP Photo Viewer F IREFOX C ERTIFICATION N EEDED V IEWER TO A CCESS HP P HOTO Symptom When trying to enter HP Photo Viewer, Firefox gives an untrusted connection message. Cause A signed SSL certificate is required to access this Server. This certificate is created when you first visit the server from each computer. Workaround 1. Click I Understand the Risks.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 2. Click Add Exception. 3. The location will populate automatically, click Get Certificate. 4. Click Confirm Security Exception.
HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer L AUNCHING HP P HOTO V IEWER IN F IREFOX A FTER B ROWSER C RASH G IVES E RROR M ESSAGE Symptom Closed a Firefox browser using CTRL+ALT+DEL. Open the Windows Home Server Console, click on the HP Data Vault tab, click HP Photo Publisher, click the Launch Photo Viewer. Firefox displays an error message. Cause Clicking on a link in the admin console, which starts a local browser session.
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HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer Cause The tool tip does not refresh if the mouse is stationary. Solution Move the Mouse and the photo caption will disappear. The best practice for viewing a slideshow would be to position the mouse out of the slideshow viewing area. HP P HOTO V IEWER A LBUM M ISSING P HOTOS When viewing an album I have missing photos.
HP Data Vault User's Guide To remove the missing photos placeholders: 1. Log into Photo Viewer as the administrator 2. Open the album. 3. Click the Yes button in the Remove Photos dialog.
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Chapter 8. Backup, Restore, and Recover C HOOSE A B ACKUP S TRATEGY The following table describes the different backup options that are available with the HP Data Vault and when to use them. Backup Options Backup Option Windows Home Server Backup for PCs Description When to use Backs up your entire PC. If a PC drive dies, replace the drive, run the PC restore disk and the PC is restored to the last backup.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Backup Options Backup Option Back up Server to a Device Description Uses Windows Home Server Backup Now to backup server shared folders to a device that can be stored off site. When to use Choose this option if you want to back up shared folders on the server to a SATA, eSATA, or USB drive and store it off site. This option protects you against total disasters, such as a fire or flood. Setting it up Run the Software Installation Disc on your PC.
Backup, Restore, and Recover Restore an Entire PC Hard Drive To help you recover your computer and data in the event of a hard drive failure, the HP Data Vault includes a PC Restore Disc. Use this disc to restore your computer from the HP Data Vault in the event of the following: To restore the system drive. • When the operating system will not start (boot). • If you cannot use System Restore to restore the system files.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Determine Used Space on Your Local Disk Begin by finding out how much space your data currently occupies on your Local disk. When you set up Time Machine, the minimum backup disk size is automatically calculated for you. However, you may want to increase the backup disk size depending on how often you create or change files on your Mac. 1. Open a Finder window and select the Local disk. 2. On the Apple menu bar, choose File > Get Info. 3.
Backup, Restore, and Recover 1. From the HP Data Vault menu, select Open Preferences. 2. On the Server tab, verify that the server name and the server’s administrator password are authenticated. This information is used by Time Machine to set up the backup destination, as well as the links to the shares on the server. This information may have been entered at the end of the Mac software install. If so, you will be authenticated automatically. 3. Select the Backup tab and type a Backup Disk Size.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Note The location for the backup is on the server at \\hpstorage\Mac\Backup. If the Mac shared folder has been deleted from the server , you must create it. At a PC, double-click the Windows Home in the system tray and log on. Or at a Mac, select Launch Home Server Console Server icon from the Server menu . Click the Shared Folders tab and Add a shared folder named Mac. 4. Click Apply.
Backup, Restore, and Recover 3. In the Backup Disk Status, click S. The Backup Disk Status changes to Sped and the virtual disk icon on the desk goes away after the backup disk ss. Note You may have to wait several minutes for the backup disk to s. Please be patient. If the backup disk does not s and it appears to hang, it could be because an application or other process is accessing the backup disk in the background. If this is the case, attempt to eject the disk using Finder. 4.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Prepare the USB Flash Drive The flash drive is prepared with software that enables the Mac OS X Installer to restore the entire Mac hard drive, including the operating system, applications, and files, from a Time Machine backup on the HP Data Vault. The flash drive will be formatted and any files already on the drive will be lost. Save files already on the drive to a different location.
Backup, Restore, and Recover 7. A message displays that the HP Data Vault backup disk has been activated. Click OK. 8. On the Recovery Center dialog, verify that your server name and password are authenticated. 9. Quit the Recovery Center. 10. Quit the Terminal. You are returned to the Welcome page. 11. Choose Utilities>Restore System From Backup. 12. Click Continue. 13. Select Backup to HP Data Vault and click Continue. 14. Select a Time Machine backup on the server and click Continue.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 4. Click Add. 5. Click Next on the Add a Hard Drive Wizard. 6. Select Use this hard drive to back up files that are stored on your home server and click Next. 7. Choose whether to format the drive or not and click Next. Formatting the drive—Any files already on the drive will be lost. Save important files already on the drive to a different location. Not formatting the drive—The server will not be able to browse to files already on the drive. 8.
Backup, Restore, and Recover Related Topics HP Data Vault User's Guide Remove an Internal SATA Drive Remove and Reattach a USB Drive A USB Drive Accidentally Detaches from the Server Server Recovery and Factory Reset To help recover or reset the server, the server includes a Server Recovery Disc. Using this disc requires a DVD drive. Server Recovery attempts to recover all data and restore the folders.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Caution Factory Reset does not remove data from the drives; instead, it allows the existing data to be overwritten. To insure that your data can never be accessed, use a “shredder” program that overwrites the hard drives with random numbers or meaningless data. Recover or Reset the Server 1. If the Home Page is open on your computer, close it before proceeding. 2. Insert the Server Recovery Disc into a PC DVD drive. The Server Recovery program automatically starts. 3.
Backup, Restore, and Recover 4. Follow the instructions on the Rebooting your server into recovery mode dialog and click Next. Uninstall the HP Data Vault and Windows Home Server Connector. a. Click Start, Control Panel and select Add or Remove Programs. b. Select HP Data Vault and click Remove. c. Select Windows Home Server Connector and click Remove. Attach an network cable directly between your PC and the server. a. Unplug one end of the server Ethernet cable from your router or switch.
HP Data Vault User's Guide d. If recovery mode is successfully initiated, the Health indicator light blinks violet . 5. Please wait while the server enters recovery mode and click Next. This may take up to 15 minutes. During the recovery process, the following may happen: If the recovery program cannot find the server, see No server found. If the Server Recovery cannot recover the partition data, the progress bar will go to 100% and then back to zero and start over.
Backup, Restore, and Recover The most likely cause for these messages is a connection failure. 1. Make sure that you are using a wired connection to the server from the computer you are using to do the recovery. 2. Check network connections. 3. Repeat the server recovery or factory reset.
Chapter 9. Server Storage E XPAND S ERVER S TORAGE You can expand storage in the HP Data Vault in several ways: Add one or more SATA hard drives to the server’s internal expansion bays. (Integrated Drive Electronics (IDE) drives are not supported.) • Add up to four USB disk drives to the server’s USB ports. • Add an external SATA (eSATA) hard drive to the server’s external eSATA port. • Add a SATA port multiplier to the server’s external eSATA port.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 3. On the lowest empty hard drive tray, press down the lever to unlock the handle. 4. Lift the handle all the way up. 5. Gently pull the hard drive tray from the expansion bay. 6. Fold down the flap near the back of the hard drive tray. Note This flap improves air flow through the server. If you remove a drive, be sure to fold this flap back up. 7.
Server Storage 8. Flex the right side rail, and then insert the pins into the hard drive’s mounting holes. 9. With the handle up, slide the hard drive tray and drive into the expansion bay. 10. Press down on the handle on the hard drive tray until it locks. 11. Close the door on the front of the server. 11. Notice that within a few seconds the light bar for the new hard drive blinks aqua white This indicates that the hard drive has been installed, but has not been initialized. 12.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Caution Before removing a drive from an expansion bay, you must remove the drive from the server’s total storage. For information about removing a drive from total storage, see Add and Remove Drives from Server Storage. . 1. Be sure that the light bar for the hard drive you want to remove is blinking aqua white This indicates that the drive has been properly removed from the server’s total storage. 2. Open the door on the front of the HP Data Vault. 3.
Server Storage 7. Flex the front of the right side rail, and then withdraw the front pin from the hard drive by gently pulling the side rail down and away. 8. Remove the drive from the hard drive tray. 9. Fold up the flap near the back of the hard drive tray. Note Folding up the flap improves air flow and helps keep the server cool. 10. With the handle up, slide the hard-drive tray back into the system bay. 11. Close the handle on the hard drive tray until it locks. 12.
HP Data Vault User's Guide USB D RIVES , E SATA D RIVES , AND P ORT M ULTIPLIERS Add and Remove an External USB Drive, eSATA Drive, or SATA Port Multiplier You can add external USB disk drives to any of the HP Data Vault’s four USB ports. You can add either an eSATA drive or SATA port multiplier to the eSATA port. Important There are two parts to adding external drives: connect the drive to a port and then initialize the drive so it becomes part of the total server storage. In this article...
Server Storage 3. Follow instructions to Add and Remove Drives from Server Storage. Connect an eSATA Disk Drive or SATA Port Multiplier 1. Plug the eSATA cable into the eSATA port on the back of the server, as shown in the following figure. 2. To plug in and turn on your eSATA disk drive or SATA port multiplier, see the documentation that came with your device. 3. Follow instructions to Add and Remove Drives from Server Storage. Detach and Reattach a USB Drive In this article...
HP Data Vault User's Guide Detach a USB Drive from the Server USB drives may be attached to the server to either increase the server's storage capacity or to back up server files. You can detach any USB drive that is attached to the server. To safely remove a drive, remove the drive from server storage using the Windows Home Server Console before detaching the drive from the server. 1. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on.
Server Storage Note If files are added to the drive while it is unattached to the server, you will not be able to browse to those files from the server when the drive is reattached. The space occupied by those files is unavailable to the server and it will not see them. A USB Drive Accidentally Detaches from the Server In this article...
HP Data Vault User's Guide The USB Drive Detaches During a Backup If the USB drive detaches from the server for any reason during the backup, the backup will fail. Once the USB drive is successfully seen by the server again, the next back up should work as long as the USB drive is in a healthy state.
Server Storage A DD AND R EMOVE D RIVES FROM S ERVER S TORAGE Drives added or removed from an expansion bay or port must be added or removed from total server storage. Caution When adding a hard drive to server storage, the hard drive is formatted. Make sure to back up any important files that are on the hard drive before adding it to server storage. Add a Drive to the Server’s Total Storage 1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Remove a Drive from the Server’s Storage If the server does not have enough remaining storage, and you do not first add another hard drive to server storage, either you will lose shared-folder duplication or you will lose files. This depends on how much server storage space remains after you remove a hard drive. in the system tray. 1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon 2. Log on to the Windows Home Server Console. 3. Click the Server Storage tab. 4.
Server Storage 2. Open the door on the front of the server. 3. Using a coin, turn the security knob clockwise to unlock the drive. 4. On the bottom drive, press down the lever to release the handle. 5. Lift the handle all the way up. 6. Gently pull the system drive from the drive bay. 7. Flex the back of the right side rail and withdraw the back pin from the hard drive by gently pulling the side rail down and away. 8.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 9. Remove the drive from the hard-drive tray. Insert the New System Drive 1. Insert the new system drive into the left side of the hard drive tray, making sure that the pins go into the hard drive’s mounting holes. 2. Flex the front of the right side rail and insert the pin into the hard drive’s mounting hole, and then flex the back of the right side rail and insert the pin into the other mounting hole. 3.
Server Storage 5. Using a coin, turn the security knob counterclockwise to lock system drive in its bay. 6. Close the door on the front of the server. 7. Power on the server. 8. The HP Data Vault lights will pulsate aqua white. 9. Perform a Factory Reset to initiate the drive. See Server Recovery and Factory Reset.
Chapter 10. Network and Firewall N ETWORK C ONNECTION I SSUES In this article...
HP Data Vault User's Guide The HP Data Vault comes with software applications that must communicate over the network. Sometimes these programs are blocked by a firewall. When this happens, security alerts pop up on the computer screen. Security alerts usually have a list of possible options. The particular messages or alerts displayed depend on the vender.
Network and Firewall The Firewall is Blocking the Connection If using a firewall program, configure it to allow any HP Data Vault or Windows Home Server applications. For instructions to unblock, see the software vendor's documentation. For information about firewall blocking alerts, see What do firewall blocking messages mean?. Windows Vista: Check that Network Discovery is turned on To ensure that Network Discovery is turned on 1. Click the Start menu, and then select Control Panel. 2.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 3. In the left pane, click Manage Network Connections. 4. If the computer is connected via Ethernet cable to the network, right-click Local Area Connection (LAN). 5. If the computer is using a wireless connection, right-click Wireless Network Connection. 6. Click Properties. In the dialog box that opens, check to ensure that Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP/IPv4 is listed and selected. 7. • If TCP/IP is not listed, click Install, Protocol, and then Add.
Network and Firewall 2. Click View network status and tasks under Network and Internet. 3. In the left pane, click Manage Network Connections. 4. Right-click your default network connection. • Local Area Connection for wired networks. • Wireless for wireless connections. 5. Highlight Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IP). 6. Click Properties. 7. Click Advanced. 8. Click the WINS tab. WINS refers to Windows Internet Naming Service, which converts NetBIOS network names to IP addresses. 9.
HP Data Vault User's Guide C HECK THAT THE R OUTER IS C ORRECTLY C ONFIGURED FOR DHCP The HP Data Vault comes automatically set to use a DHCP server to dynamically assign IP addresses. Most router come with a built-in DHCP server. Check that the router has the DHCP server correctly enabled. Refer to the documentation that came with the router for instructions on proper DHCP server configuration.
Network and Firewall • 6. If TCP/IP is listed and checked, highlight it and click Properties, then select Obtain IP address automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically. All computers should be set identically. Windows Vista: To ensure your network is set up properly for TCP/IP 1. Click Start, and then select Control Panel. 2. Click View network status and tasks under Network and Internet. 3. In the left pane, click Manage Network Connections. 4.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 7. Click Advanced. 8. Click the WINS tab. WINS refers to Windows Internet Naming Service, which converts NetBIOS network names to IP addresses. 9. NetBIOS settings are found at the bottom of the dialog box. Make sure that the NetBIOS setting is not set to Disable NetBIOS over TCP/IP. Windows Vista: To ensure your network has the correct NetBIOS set up 1. Click Start, and then select Control Panel. 2. Click View network status and tasks under Network and Internet. 3.
Network and Firewall Why did URL not Work? DNS has not updated, wait about 10 minutes for DNS to update. W HAT ARE O PTIMUM D ATA T HROUGHPUT S PEEDS FOR D IFFERENT N ETWORK I NTERFACES ? Depending on the network interface your computer uses, you will experience different rates of data transfer to your server. Network Interfaces are described in terms of their ideal maximum speed, but many factors can affect the actual data transfer speeds you will experience.
HP Data Vault User's Guide U NINTERRUPTIBLE P OWER S UPPLY IS NOT S UPPORTED The HP Data Vault does not support active Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS). Using the USB cable to allow the UPS to communicate with the HP Data Vault, can cause a wide range of false errors. Using the UPS in a passive mode (USB cable not attached) does not appear to cause any false error reporting.
Network and Firewall computer can block this communication and prevent the computer from locating the HP Data Vault on your network. Note If Media Collector is not collecting music, photos, or videos and you use a third party firewall, add a firewall exception for port 21 TCP/outbound within the local subnet. Consult your software's documentation for details on how to do this. In this article...
HP Data Vault User's Guide Manually Add Programs to Your Firewall or Anti-Virus Program's Trusted List Some firewall or anti-virus programs may not automatically update their trusted programs list. Instructions for manually updating several common firewall and anti-virus programs are listed below. If your firewall or anti-virus program is not listed, please contact the vendor to find out how to manually add programs to the trusted programs list.
Network and Firewall • Microsoft Windows Vista To add exceptions to your firewall using Windows Vista, preform the following steps: 247
HP Data Vault User's Guide 248 1. Click Start, Control Panel, and then Security Center. 2. Click Allow a program through Windows Firewall.
Network and Firewall • 3. Select the Exceptions tab and then click Add Program. 4. In the Add a Program dialog box, click Browse. Add the programs listed at the of this page. 5. Click OK.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 250 1. Click Start, Control Panel, and then Security Center. 2. Click Windows Firewall. 3. Select the Exceptions tab and then click Add Program. 4. In the Add a Program dialog box, click Browse. Add the programs listed at the of this page.
Network and Firewall 5. • Click OK. Norton Click Options in Norton to change the firewall settings. Add the programs listed at the of this page.
HP Data Vault User's Guide • Symantec Open Symantec Endpoint Protection, click Change Settings, and then click Configure Settings for Network Threat Protection. Add the programs listed at the of this page. • Trend Micro 1. 252 Open the Trend Micro Main Console, select the Personal Network and Firewall Controls tab, and then click Settings.
Network and Firewall 2. On the Personal Firewall page, click Add.
HP Data Vault User's Guide • 3. Select the Program Control tab and then click Add. 4. Click Browse and add the programs listed at the of this page. 5. Click OK.
Network and Firewall 1. Open ZoneAlarm Security. 2. Click Program Control, Programs, and then Add. 3. Add the programs listed at the of this page.
Chapter 11. Errors and Lights S ERVER IS U NRESPONSIVE If the server appears to be unresponsive, do either of the following: • Reset the server console • Shutdown and restart the server manually Reset the server console How to reset the server from the Windows Home Server Console. To reset the server 1. If the Windows Home Server Console is open, click the Close button in the upper-left corner of the console. 2. Double-click the Windows Home Server icon 3.
HP Data Vault User's Guide P OWER I NDICATOR IS O FF The server is not powered on. To power on the server 1. Make sure the power cord is fully plugged into the server and a powered electrical outlet. 2. If plugged into a surge protector or power strip, make sure the device is switched on. L IGHT -B AR B REATHING A QUA W HITE A breathing or blinking aqua white light bar indicates that a hard drive has been installed, but has not been initialized.
Errors and Lights Additionally, on your computers the Windows Home Server icon is grey which indicates the computer cannot contact Windows Home Server. on the task tray, To get more information about the failure, the HP Data Vault provides additional error codes. To get the specific error code causing the failure Use a paper clip to press and release the recessed Status/Recovery button on the front of the server.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Temperature warnings Temperature warning messages indicate that some server components are too hot. To lower the temperature of the server 1. 2. Check the ventilation surrounding the server: • If the server is located in a small unventilated space, move the server to a more ventilated location. • Check that the server’s front and back panels are not blocked. • Check that the location of the server is not too hot.
Errors and Lights F ILE T RANSFER F AILURE What to do about a failure when transferring files to the HP Data Vault from your computer. To correct a file transfer failure 1. Compare files that you were transferring with the files on the shared folder and try transferring the missing files again. 2. If the transfer fails again, check that you can access the Windows Home Server. 3.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Health indicator codes when the indicator starts as solid red Code Description Action Solid red—no code Operating system or application error. See Windows Home Server Console for error condition. 1 aqua white, 2 red System drive failed to boot. If the light-bar for the system drive (the lowest light-bar) is also red, you need to replace the system hard drive. 1 aqua white, 3 red Operating system USB boot failed.
Errors and Lights • If you are using your own Ethernet cable, try using the Ethernet cable that came with the HP Data Vault. N ETWORK C ONNECTION L IGHT B LINKING A QUA W HITE The server is intermittently connected to the network. Check the cable connection between the server and the router/switch. S ERVER N OT S HOWING U P ON Y OUR DMR Issue: The HP Data Vault is not listed on your DMR or DMA.
HP Data Vault User's Guide 4. Click the On radio button for at least one of the folders. Turn on TwonkyMedia 1. At the PC, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on. At the Mac, select Launch Home Server Console from the Server menu . 2. Click TwonkyMedia in the left navigation. If you do not see TwonkyMedia in the left navigation, the add-in is not installed. Click Settings in the upper right corner.
Errors and Lights Cannot Connect to Server Shares. • A duplicate device exists on the network. Verify that there is no device on the network named hpstorage. • User names and passwords do not match. Create a user on the server whose name and password match the user on the PC or enable the Guest account.
Chapter 12. Product Information P RODUCT S PECIFICATIONS The product specifications contain information about the HP Data Vault, its requirements, and standards. • Minimum Client-computer Requirements • Server Specifications • Network Information • Environmental • Electrical and Power Minimum Client-computer Requirements One or more computers that meet or exceed these requirements: Computer Requirements Any computer capable of running the supported operating systems listed in the following table.
HP Data Vault User's Guide Supported Operating Systems Operating System Automatic Backup of Computers Running... File Sharing for Computers Running... Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit or 64-bit SP2 X X Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit or 64-bit SP2 X X Windows XP Home SP3 X X Windows XP Professional SP3 X X Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 with SP2 and Rollup 2 X X Remote Access to Computers Running...
Product Information Server Specifications Specifications HP Data Vault 1.0TB HP Data Vault 2.0TB HP Data Vault 3.0TB Dimensions Width: 14cm (5.5") Width: 14cm (5.5") Width: 14cm (5.5") Height: 25cm (9.8") Height: 25cm (9.8") Height: 25cm (9.8") Depth: 23cm (base)25cm () (9.2"-9.5”) Depth: 23cm (base)25cm () (9.2"-9.5”) Depth: 23cm (base)25cm () (9.2"-9.5”) 5.00 kg (11.02 lb.) 5.61 kg (12.36 lb.) 5.79 kg (12.76 .
HP Data Vault User's Guide Maximum transmission distances Ethernet: 100 meters eSATA: 2 meters USB: 5 meters Browser Internet Explorer 6.0 or greater Netscape 8.0 or greater Firefox 2.0 or greater Safari 3.0 and greater (Mac only) Environmental Temperature Operating: 5 to 35 °C (4 to 95 °F) Nonoperating: –30 to 65 °C (–22 to 149 °F) Humidity (no condensation allowed) Operating: 15% to 90% RH Nonoperating: 5% to 95% RH Shock Nonoperating: 85 G Vibration Operating: 0.2 Grms Nonoperating: 2.
Product Information Sleep: 1W Idle: 41W Active Load: 43W Extreme Load: 62W HP Data Vautl 2.0TB Sleep: 1W Idle: 48W Active Load: 54W Extreme Load: 69W HP Data Vautl 3.0TB Sleep: 1W Idle: 52W Active Load: 56W Extreme Load: 80W Safety IEC 950-compliant USA – UL, CDRH Radiation Control Standards 21 CFR 1010 and 1020-1 0.
HP Data Vault User's Guide • Canadian Notice • Avis Canadien • WEEE Declaration • REACH Statement • European Union Regulatory Notice • Japanese Notice Federal Communications Commission Notice This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
Product Information 1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and 2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. For questions regarding the product, contact: Hewlett-Packard Company P. O. Box 692000, Mail S 530113 Houston, Texas 77269-2000 Or, call 1-800-HP-INVENT (1-800-474-6836). For questions regarding this FCC declaration, contact: Hewlett-Packard Company P. O.
HP Data Vault User's Guide WEEE Declaration Disposal of Waste Equipment by Users in Private Household in the European Union This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product must not be disposed of with your other household waste. Instead, it is your responsibility to dispose of your waste equipment by handing it over to a designated collection point for the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment.
Product Information Japanese Notice WM-DRM 10 L ICENSED T ECHNOLOGY Content providers are using the digital rights management technology for Windows Media contained in this device (“WM-DRM”) to protect the integrity of their content (“Secure Content”) so that their intellectual property, including copyright, in such content is not misappropriated. This device uses WM-DRM Software to play Secure Content (“WM-DRM Software”).
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HP Data Vault User's Guide Enjoy your digital media experiences Centralize your digital life for sharing with friends and family Easy, automatic backup of your digital memories Set it and forget it! Your home server automatically manages many important activities (daily backup, media collection, and power management) for you behind the scenes.
Product Information HP Media Collector automatically collects, organizes and centralizes your media files from multiple Windows PCs and Macs (including iPhoto, iTunes, and iMovie libraries) to the server so you can easily find, share and stream your media. Using an Internet connected PC, you can quickly publish the photos on your server and/or directly to popular web sites such as Snapfish, Flickr, Picasa Web Albums, and even Facebook.
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HP Data Vault User's Guide Filter Version v1.0 This filter converts RGB24 or RGB32 media to a YUV4:2:0 Planar format whilst retaining the original VideoInfoHeader of the media. v1.0 This filter converts the custom packed YUV420 planar format back to RGB24. RGBtoYUV420Filter YUV420toRGBFilter Description Source Downloads • Base classes and interfaces - DirectShow base classes and interfaces have been written which simplify the creation of a transform filter.
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Glossary A all-in-one-gateway: A device that provides multiple network features such as a router, modem, local area network (LAN) switch, firewall, and/or a wireless access point. Also see LAN. anti-virus software: Software that checks a hard drive for viruses (harmful computer code) that may infect a computer. B BIOS: Basic Input/Output Services—the firmware code run by the server when first powered on.
HP Data Vault User's Guide HTTPS: A secure HTTP connection. HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol) is the format used to transfer and send web page information across networks, on the Internet, and in help systems. HTTPS is an HTTP connection over encrypted Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) transport mechanism. Also see Protocol. I IP address: An IP (Internet Protocol) address is a number that uniquely identifies devices, such as computers, on a network.
Glossary port 80: Usually, an HTTP client, such as a Web browser, initiates contact to a server through port 80. After contacting the server, the server sends back a response, such as a Photo Publisher page. Privilege level: A level assigned by the user that decides what access levels are available to other users. Protocol: The standard(s) of how computers communicate data with each other. R router: A device connected to your computer that joins two or more networks.
HP Data Vault User's Guide UPnP: Universal Plug and Play—a networking protocol that allows for many different types of devices to interact with one another. UPnP is the protocol used by media streaming. W WAP: Wireless Access Point—a device, such as a wireless router, that connects wireless communication devices together to form a wireless network. A WAP often connects to a wired network, and can relay data between wireless devices and wired devices.
Index 3 B 3gp 125 A Aac 89, 132 About Hardware Warning Messages About HP Add-ins Ac3 Accesses HP MediaSmart Server Add Internal SATA Drive Additional Computers Installing Administrative Privileges Aiff Album Create 259 77 125 Backup 60, 205 HP MediaSmart Server 60, 205 Performing 60, 205 Backup Disk Size 60, 205 Backup Disk Status 60, 205 Bar Pulsating Aqua White 258 40, 79 Before Media Collector 89 40, 79 BIOS 85 219 Bmp 219 Bonjour Computers 28 28 20 Browse button select 1
HP Data Vault User's Guide Time Machine 60, 205 DIVX 89, 112, 125 Configure HP Media Collector General Settings 91 DLNA 125 DMA 7, 85, 114, 116, 125, 132, 153, 155, 263 Configure HP MediaSmart Software Update 40, 79 DMP 125, 155, 263 Configure Mac Client DMR7, 77, 85, 114, 116, 125, 132, 153, 155, 263 60, 205 Configure Media Collector 91, 94, 97 Domain Name System 242 Music 94 DRM 112, 116 Photos 91 Duplicate Songs 154, 157 Videos 97 DV Configure PVConnect Streaming Media Confi
Index First Backup 243 accesses 40, 79 FLAC 125 Connect 7 Flickr 175, 176 Flickr Login Page FLV Folders View Install 28 167 installing 9, 244 89 locating 9, 244 139, 143 HP MediaSmart Server Control Center 60, 205 Forbidden Error Message 185 HP MediaSmart Server Requirements Format 143 HP MediaSmart Server Settings Format Compatibility 132 HP MediaSmart Server Software Installation Disc 9, 244 Frob 175 132 83, 85 HP MediaSmart Server Software Update 40, 79 Full Resolution
HP Data Vault User's Guide Installing 9, 20, 28, 31, 40, 79, 244 HP MediaSmart Server 9, 244 Additional Computers 28 Log 132 Features 31 LPCM 125 First Computer 20 HP MediaSmart Server 9, 20, 28, 244 M M1v 125 Mac Features 20 M2TS Mac Software 31 M3u 89, 125 Windows Home Server Connector 20 M4a 89, 125, 132, 154 221 M4v 89, 125, 132 221 Mac 32, 60, 205 267 Mac Backup Internal SATA Drive Removing Internet Explorer 6.
Index Media streaming 114, 116, 153, 155 MediaSmart Photo Viewer MediaSmart Server Microsoft Windows Home Server update Music Source N 172, 193 244 40, 79 94 Naming 20 HP MediaSmart Server 20 40, 79 NET 2.
HP Data Vault User's Guide PC Restore Disc 205 PCM 132 Pct 89 Photo Caption Photo Publisher 186, 193 188 167, 172, 175, 176, 177, 185, Photo Viewer Photo Viewer Home Page Photos R Readme 279 Regulatory Statements 271 Remote Access 85, 116 Remote Media Streaming 154 Remote Streaming 154 Remote video 112 Removing 224 197, 199 187 77, 139 External USB Drive Photos Uploading Picasa 224 173 Removing Drives 229 Replacing 230 172, 185, 193 Picasa Logon 170 Picture Formats 125 Sys
Index Server 85 Server 7, 40, 79, 89 Connecting 7 copied 40, 79 Server bar 131 Server Location 5 Software firewalls 9, 244 Software Installation Disc 20 Use 20 Song Selection 131 Static IP Address 7 Stop Sharing 129 Server Low on Space 264 TwonkyMedia 129 Server Not Showing Up on Your DMR 263 Stream DRM Content 131 Server Password 20 Setting 20 Streaming 7, 125, 131, 132 Digital Media Adapter 7, 125, 132 Server Recovery 213 iTunes 131 performing 213 Support Tab
HP Data Vault User's Guide U User's Guide on iTunes V Uninstall 40, 79 link 40, 79 Vdr Update 40, 79 Version 125 40, 79 Uninstall HP MediaSmart Server 213 Version Numbers Uninterruptible Power Supply 244 Video codec Unresponsive 257 Video Collection Status Update Client Computers 40, 79 Update Copied 40, 79 Manually Install 131 51 112, 116 97 Video Conversion Fails 115 40, 79 Video Converter 112, 116 Updating 9, 40, 79, 131, 244 Video File Types 132 Check 40, 79 Video f
Index Windows Home Server Connector Setup window loaded Windows Server Console 89 Wired Equivalent Privacy 7 20 20 Wireless Network Connection Windows Home Server Console 263 Opening Wireless Support 57 Wma WM-DRM 10 Licensed Technology Windows Home Server Settings window 94, 97 WMV Windows Home Server Tabs Wpl Windows Media Connect 58 89, 125 X 77, 125, 154, 158 Xbox 360 Windows Media DRM 131 Windows Media Player 94 275 89, 125, 132 132 Windows Media Connect File Compatibility 125
