For Vista or Win7 this command line is located right above the Windows Button.

Step 2: Right Click the drive/folder in which to access and Select Map Network Drive (Volume_1 used in this example).

Step 3: Choose Drive letter to Map Drive and select Connect using a different user name If credentials are required or just click Finish if users have not been created.

Step 4: Enter the Username and Password for the selected folder.

Step 5: Click OK.

Step 6: Click Finish.

The Drive is now mapped and Accessible.

Step 2: Right Click the drive/folder in which to access and Select Map Network Drive (Volume_1 used in this example).

Step 3: Choose Drive letter to Map Drive and select Connect using a different user name If credentials are required or just click Finish if users have not been created.

Step 4: Enter the Username and Password for the selected folder.

Step 5: Click OK.

Step 6: Click Finish.

Step 1: Access the SAN by typing in the Management Port IP of the SAN into a web browser. Click on the Click Here link to run the xStack Storage now.

Step 2: Log into the SAN.

Step 3: Once you have logged in, click on the Volume Creation Wizard link located in the left window pane.

Step 4: The create Volume Wizard will pop open. Click on Next.

Step 5: Create a Name for the volume. You will have the option to configure the volume to your specific needs. In this example we will select “Help me choose the best volume organization”.

Step 6: Click Next to Walk me through the choices…

Step 7: If the Data is very Important we will select Very Important.

Step 8: Click Next for Complete Copy.

Step 9: Select No if you want to use the fewest drives possible.

Step 10: Select the desired size of the volume and click Next.

Step 11: If you have an Initiator currently active you can Specify and select a certain Initiator or Grant access to an Initiator not on the list, or even Grant access to ALL initiators. Click Next.

Step 12: Click Finish and Close.