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Subject: RE: 3Ware 3dm tool
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On Wed, 20 Jul 2005, Toll, Eric wrote:

> If the BSD box is already behind the firewall, then poke a
> hole in the existing one to allow access to the GUI from


The other machines in the office are windows machines.. which means they 
can get infected with viruses..

> your machine or network from the internet. It doesn't really
> matter because even if someone in the office inside LAN
> found the 3Ware http server running on tcp 888 (obscure)

Also I just noticed it has a password.. Just changed the defaults..

> What's perhaps better/easier/more useful to you is to setup
> the 3dm2 3Ware software so that it will E-mail you when it
> gets into trouble or has a problem.

Did that at install and confirmed throuh web interface.
Currently did a "send test".