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Dear Experts,<br />
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We have a HP DL380 Gen9 NAS using EasyStore 1650 Storage.<br />
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Is there a web GUI so that the client does not have to access the server by RDP?<br />
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My boss told me that using the web browser, the client is able to access the NAS storage? Similar to a WD NAS?
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Dear Experts,

We have a HP DL380 Gen9 NAS using EasyStore 1650 Storage.

Is there a web GUI so that the client does not have to access the server by RDP?

My boss told me that using the web browser, the client is able to access the NAS storage? Similar to a WD NAS?

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