HP Surestore NAS - Manual (Page 12)

1-4 Introduction
Flexibility As a network node, the HP CD-ROM Server can be located
anywhere on the network, either close to users or in secured
areas. Since it is a multi-protocol device, it can simultaneously
support a variety of network operating environments, including
Novell NetWare, Microsoft and IBM Network Operating
systems, UNIX and Internet/intranets. HP CD-ROM Servers
also provides flexible connectivity to CD-ROM drives and
CD-ROM disc changers.
Web Server
Functionality
As a Web server, it can be accessed from a Web browser, such as
Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer. Web
browser access includes configuration and management.
Security CD-ROM access can be restricted by setting up password
protection. It is also possible to limit the number of
simultaneous users of any CD-ROM to comply with license
agreements.
Speed By using a 32-bit RISC processor and cache memory, there is
ample throughput for demanding CD-ROM applications.
Maintenance New firmware can be easily downloaded to the HP CD-ROM
Server’s flash memory over the network.
Remote Management The HP CD-ROM Server supports the Simple Network
Management Protocol, SNMP, for management applications
that use it. Management can also be done through a Web
browser.
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