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The S1 system provides a powerful command line interface (CLI) tool that can help you get more done. It supports auto-completion and interactive help, so you can quickly find the commands you need and get the information you need. By learning how to use the CL...

The S1 system allows the mapping of logical volumes, from the same application instance, to a host or a cluster. The mapping becomes part of a storage area network (SAN) providing a block-level storage. Hosts To create and manage the mapping of a logical volum...

Network-attached storage (NAS) servers are file-based storage devices that connect to a network. They provide a centralized location for storing and sharing files, and can be accessed by any device on the network, including computers, laptops, smartphones, and...

The S1 system allows you to replicate logical volumes to other S1 systems, providing maximum flexibility to manage your data in any way you choose. To replicate logical volumes, select Replications . Listing replicated Logical Volumes. To display a table list...

The S1 system makes it easy to provision storage by allowing you to create templates for applications, volumes, and snapshots. Templates are pre-defined sets of settings that can be used to quickly and easily create new storage resources. Once a template is cr...

A floating IP is an IP address that can be dynamically assigned to different servers or nodes in a network. It can be used to provide high availability and fail over capabilities between multiple nodes. In the S1 system, two node servers work together to provi...

In the S1 system, storage is provided through the use of storage node servers. Everything is connected to the system through these node servers. The Node section provides information about the status of the nodes. It allows you to connect to a specific node, e...

In the S1 system, storage node servers play a central role. Physical drives provides storage resources that are connected to storage node servers through disk enclosures. Storage resources are managed by the S1 software utility that run on the node servers. Th...

The S1 system is identified by name and ID. To display general properties of the system, such as ID, Name, Connection status, Connectivity, and Connected Node Address, select Inventory > Systems . List system properties To list system properties, select List ...

The S1 system includes a sophisticated notification mechanism that sends real-time monitoring messages based on S1 configurations. To manage notifications, select Administration > Notifications . The S1 system includes a variety of notification types: Verbo...

The S1 system allows you to create multiple users to enable collaborative monitoring and control of storage. Each user can be granted with one of three levels of access: Admin ReadWrite Read This provides you with the flexibility to manage users' perm...

The settings section allows you to configure: Authentication method Capacity unit (binary or decimal) Anomaly detection Configuring the authentication method: MFA The authentication method configuration page allows you to enable and disable Multi-Factor Auth...

The s1 system offers comprehensive monitoring capabilities. By closely observing the software and hardware elements, it allows IT to ensure efficient operations and optimal performance. Through continuous monitoring, the s1 system enables timely detection and ...

Summary Using Powershell to connect a windows server to the StorONE array via iSCSI. Requirements StorOne array enabled for iSCSI Windows server with powershell Windows server with at least one NIC configured for an iSCSI data network. Steps install a...

Summary This document references how to adjust windows to display CIFS Shares so they match the case they are shared as from S1. Problem From the S1 Array when we share SMB/CIFS volumes with the name being in UPPERCASE like these: Windows may show the shar...

Summary Windows SMB sharing with S1 using the workgroup model is not supported in the field. It may be used for internal testing purposes only. Default behavior in Windows 10 and Windows Server 2019 is to disallow insecure guest access to an unprotected SMB s...

Summary This document outlines how to access the S1CLI’s command history and how to search that history to re-use commands. Prerequisites This only works PER SESSION. (exiting the shell and attempting to recall history will not work) Steps In order to...

Summary This document details how to remove entries from your S1CLI connection list Steps S1CLI Connection List There may be a reason to remove old/defunct connections in your s1cli connection list upon start of the tool. To remove an “unwanted” connect...