ISILON - Web Administration - ISILON Web Administration Guide

Example

This includes logging into the web administration interface, managing software and hardware licenses, configuring TLS certificates, and setting cluster identity and time.

Scenario

An administrator needs to update the cluster's TLS certificate to enhance security. They use the web interface to replace the existing certificate with one issued by a third-party CA, following detailed steps to ensure seamless transition and verify the update.

Example

Features include configuring N+M data protection schemes, creating snapshots for data recovery, and managing deduplication settings to optimize storage efficiency.

Scenario

To protect against data loss, an administrator sets up an N+M protection scheme for critical data. Additionally, they schedule regular snapshots to allow for quick recovery in case of accidental deletion or corruption, and configure deduplication to free up storage space.

Example

Managing SMB and NFS settings, configuring access zones for segregated data access, and defining file system permissions and ACLs for fine-grained access control.

Scenario

A company requires different departments to have isolated access to specific data within the same cluster. The administrator creates separate access zones for each department, configures SMB shares and NFS exports accordingly, and sets up ACLs to control access at a granular level.