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Describes physical interfaces used by NAS servers for file serving.
Details the non-file serving interfaces available on the NAS server.
Describes grouping file serving interfaces for increased bandwidth and redundancy.
Explains how to use the Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) for dynamic aggregations.
Illustrates Layer-2 redundancy and increased bandwidth configurations using LACP.
Explains partitioning a physical network into virtual LANs (VLANs).
Explains using virtual Linux network interfaces bound to aggregate interfaces.
Explains the server's support for multiple default gateways for IP traffic routing.
Describes configuring fixed paths for data in a network using static routes.
Details how the server dynamically adds routes using ICMP redirects and RIP.
Explains how the HNAS server selects the most specific available route for outgoing IP packets.
Details the name resolution methods supported by the HNAS server.
Explains the directory service methods supported by the HNAS server.
Provides an overview of the IPv6 protocol and its address formats.
Discusses how to use IPv6 addresses with the NAS server.
Describes how to view the status and details of link aggregations.
Details the procedure for adding new link aggregations.
Explains how to modify existing link aggregation configurations.
Details how to enable and configure LACP for aggregations using CLI commands.
Provides information on the current network health status through the SMU.
Explains the automatic diagnosis system for identifying and prioritizing problems.
Describes how to perform network packet capture for protocol errors.
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