Master Storage Concentrator Menu

The main menu for the Storage Concentrator is displayed on the left hand side of the screen. The picture above shows the menu in its Nested Menus format. View the detail screen for each user to set this feature to “On”. The following buttons are active:

Volumes — Click to access volume management functions.

Hosts — Click to access host management functions.

Sessions — Click to access session management functions.

Resources — Click to access resource management functions.

NAS – Click to access NAS volume management functions.

System — Click to access system management functions.

Users — Click to access user management functions.

Reports — Click to access reporting functions.

This concludes this article which discussed about home page in GUI and Master storage concentrator menu. The next article will discuss about the resources section in GUI, how to discover resources and how to add resources in GUI. You can contact our experts in case of any quires or questions.

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Master Storage Concentrator Menu

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