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Chapter 4

Managing Your Snap Server

If you are the administrator of a Snap Server, you can use your Web browser to connect

to the server and perform administrative tasks such as checking who is using the

server, checking the disk status, and changing configuration options. This chapter

gives you a brief introduction to these administrative tools. It also covers special

concerns for backing up the data stored on your Snap Server and using the Snap

Server in different network environments.

Language Support for File and Folder Names

Documents saved on a Snap Server may be written in any language that the client

operating system supports. File and folder name support is provided only for

languages that are compatible one or both of Code Pages 437 (US English,

Indonesian), or 850 (Western Europe including Afrikaans, Basque, Catalan, Danish,

Dutch, English, Finnish, French (excluding Canadian), German, Italian, Norwegian,

Spanish and Swedish) and Secondary Code Page 865.

Caution Use of file and folder names in other languages not listed above may not be

fully supported. Thus, files and folders may be impossible to open or delete if

named using unique characters in unsupported languages. Cyrillic characters are

an example of characters that are not supported for use in file or folder names.

If you are running Microsoft Windows you can find the active code page currently

used by the client. To find the code page, open a command line and type

chcp, then

press

Enter. The active code page is displayed.

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