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42 Snap Server Administrator Guide

How do I reset Snap Server

settings if I cannot connect to

it?

Resetting the Snap Server to its

factory default settings does

not change the existing disk

configuration or erase any data

stored on your disks.

However, clearing all of the

system settings will remove the

File/Folder Security and

Quotas.

To reset the server settings:

1 Turn the Snap Server off (as described on page 7) and

wait for all of the lights to turn off.

2 Press and hold down the Reset button. While you are

still pressing Reset, turn the Snap Server back on; wait

until both the System and Disk lights start flashing in

sync. (To press the Reset button, push a pencil point or

similar object into the reset button.)

3 Release the Reset button.

4 To select the settings you want to clear and reset, briefly

press the Reset button:

Once to clear the server's IP address.

Twice to clear the Administrator password.

Three times to clear the server's network settings.

Four times to clear all system settings.

5 Watch the Disk light and verify that the number of times

it flashes corresponds to the number of times you

pressed the Reset button. For example, if you pressed

Reset three times to clear the network settings, the

Disk light should flash three times repeatedly to

confirm the reset. If the number of flashes exceeds the

number you intended, repeat steps 4 and 5 of this

procedure.

6 When the light confirms the level of reset you intended,

press and hold down the Reset button until both the

System and Disk lights turn off, and then release the

Reset button. The server then restarts, and resets the

settings you cleared to the factory defaults.

Why does Windows sometimes

inaccurately report free space?

Some Windows clients are unable to recognize free disk

space in excess of 2GB. This problem only affects the

display, it does not affect the available space or your

ability to use it. Use a Web browser to determine how

much free space is actually available. See “Using the

Administration Menu” on page 30.

Why do I get “File is in use”

errors in my AutoCAD users

report?

AutoCAD users on Microsoft networks sometimes get an

inaccurate error message indicating that a file is in use

when this is not the case.

This is due to the Microsoft Network client, and is not

specific to the Snap Server. A patch to correct this

problem is available from Autodesk, the makers of

AutoCAD.

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