Netscape navigator – Dell PowerVault 715N (Rackmount NAS Appliance) User Manual
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I am getting event errors for
Services for Macintosh.
Services for Macintosh are bound to the onboard
network interface card (NIC) by default. If this
NIC has been disabled, binding errors occur.
Bind the AppleTalk protocol to
an enabled NIC. See
"AppleTalk Protocol Adapter
Binding."
From a Macintosh client, users
cannot modify or delete a file that a
Windows client has accessed.
The time is not properly synchronized between
clients and the system.
Make sure that clients have
their time synchronized within
10 minutes relative to the
time zone.
I have rebooted my NAS appliance
from a Macintosh client. Several
minutes have passed and my NAS
appliance has not rebooted or the
page has not refreshed.
The most likely cause is that the NAS appliance
has come back online but the client screen has
not refreshed, because the PowerVault NAS
Manager does not automatically refresh the
screen when the NAS appliance has finished
rebooting.
Close Internet Explorer, and
then reconnect to the NAS
Manager. The NAS appliance
should behave normally.
From a Macintosh client, I cannot
connect to the administration part
of the PowerVault NAS Manager
using the Administer This
Appliance link on the HTTP
Shares page.
The internally generated certificate is not
supported by Internet Explorer for Macintosh.
You can administer the NAS
appliance using the address
HTTP://<servername>:1278;
however, this is a nonsecure
link.
Netscape Navigator
Table 7-7. Netscape Navigator Troubleshooting Issues
Issue
Possible cause
Resolution
I am unable to manage my disks and
volumes from clients running the Netscape
browser.
Managing disks and volumes from any client
that is running Netscape as its only browser is
not supported.
Use a Windows client
system with Internet
Explorer 5.01 or later
to manage your disks
and volumes.
I cannot use the Back button in Netscape
Navigator for the online help in the
PowerVault NAS Manager.
This feature is not supported.
Use the Previous
Topic link to navigate
back to earlier topics.
I get a password prompt when navigating
through Local Groups in the PowerVault NAS
Manager using Netscape Navigator on Linux.
The password prompt is generated by Netscape
and does not require re-authentication. The
administrator is being asked whether the
password that was used to access this screen
should be saved.
Select Do not Prompt
Me Again, and this
message does not be
displayed in the future.
I am using Netscape Navigator to administer
my NAS appliance through the PowerVault
NAS manager. A long gray bar at the bottom
of the screen is covering the OK and Cancel
buttons.
The page has not finished loading.
Use one of the following
resolutions:
Wait for the page
to finish loading.
Refresh the page
several times.