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The hardware configuration (RAID configuration and so on) is probably done through the specialized app.
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The hardware configuration (RAID configuration and so on) is probably done through the specialized app.

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Are you using CLI to allocate space, create share etc..??
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Are you using CLI to allocate space, create share etc..??

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true about the RAID config.<br />
haven't found much other reason to use web GUI<br />
been doing everything thru RDP, windows explorer, etc.
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true about the RAID config.
haven't found much other reason to use web GUI
been doing everything thru RDP, windows explorer, etc.

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We got a NAS with storage server 2008 r2 essentials integrated.<br />
Is there a reason/advantage to use the connector program or the web gui at all?<br />
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<a href="http://www.wdc.com/en/products/products.aspx?id=610" rel="ugc">WD Sentinel DX4000</a><br />
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I've just been using windows file sharing and domain permissions.
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We got a NAS with storage server 2008 r2 essentials integrated.
Is there a reason/advantage to use the connector program or the web gui at all?

WD Sentinel DX4000 (http://www.wdc.com/en/products/products.aspx?id=610)

I've just been using windows file sharing and domain permissions.

server 2008 r2 connector

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