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Buen manual de instrucciones

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¿Qué es un manual de instrucciones?

El nombre proviene de la palabra latina “instructio”, es decir, ordenar. Por lo tanto, en un manual Intellinet 508018 se puede encontrar la descripción de las etapas de actuación. El propósito de un manual es enseñar, facilitar el encendido o el uso de un dispositivo o la realización de acciones concretas. Un manual de instrucciones también es una fuente de información acerca de un objeto o un servicio, es una pista.

Desafortunadamente pocos usuarios destinan su tiempo a leer manuales Intellinet 508018, sin embargo, un buen manual nos permite, no solo conocer una cantidad de funcionalidades adicionales del dispositivo comprado, sino también evitar la mayoría de fallos.

Entonces, ¿qué debe contener el manual de instrucciones perfecto?

Sobre todo, un manual de instrucciones Intellinet 508018 debe contener:
- información acerca de las especificaciones técnicas del dispositivo Intellinet 508018
- nombre de fabricante y año de fabricación del dispositivo Intellinet 508018
- condiciones de uso, configuración y mantenimiento del dispositivo Intellinet 508018
- marcas de seguridad y certificados que confirmen su concordancia con determinadas normativas

¿Por qué no leemos los manuales de instrucciones?

Normalmente es por la falta de tiempo y seguridad acerca de las funcionalidades determinadas de los dispositivos comprados. Desafortunadamente la conexión y el encendido de Intellinet 508018 no es suficiente. El manual de instrucciones siempre contiene una serie de indicaciones acerca de determinadas funcionalidades, normas de seguridad, consejos de mantenimiento (incluso qué productos usar), fallos eventuales de Intellinet 508018 y maneras de solucionar los problemas que puedan ocurrir durante su uso. Al final, en un manual se pueden encontrar los detalles de servicio técnico Intellinet en caso de que las soluciones propuestas no hayan funcionado. Actualmente gozan de éxito manuales de instrucciones en forma de animaciones interesantes o vídeo manuales que llegan al usuario mucho mejor que en forma de un folleto. Este tipo de manual ayuda a que el usuario vea el vídeo entero sin saltarse las especificaciones y las descripciones técnicas complicadas de Intellinet 508018, como se suele hacer teniendo una versión en papel.

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Sobre todo es en ellos donde encontraremos las respuestas acerca de la construcción, las posibilidades del dispositivo Intellinet 508018, el uso de determinados accesorios y una serie de informaciones que permiten aprovechar completamente sus funciones y comodidades.

Tras una compra exitosa de un equipo o un dispositivo, vale la pena dedicar un momento para familiarizarse con cada parte del manual Intellinet 508018. Actualmente se preparan y traducen con dedicación, para que no solo sean comprensibles para los usuarios, sino que también cumplan su función básica de información y ayuda.

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    1 T able of Content T able o f Content.........................................................................................1 Introductio n ................................................................................................2 Product S pec i f i c ation s ........................................................................2 Bene [...]

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    2 Introduction T hank y ou for purchasing our inno v ati v e all-in-one solution--- P o w erf u l Ser v er applian c e f or y our net w orking needs. T he S A integrates s er v er ser v ices such a s a Net w ork Address T r anslato r (N A T ), V irtual Pri v ate Net w ork (VPN), SPI f i re w all, and net w orked stora g e into one eas y to manage d[...]

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    3 Ser v ices n DHC P Client/Ser v er n Prox y DNS n RIP n DDNS Client n F T P Ser v er Ne t w o rk n Programmable S tatic Route n Net w ork Protocols Supported: PPPoE, T C P , UD P , ICM P , ARP PP P A uthentication n P A P , CHA P , MS CHAP v 2 Real T im e Clock R A ID Support n Supports RAID 0, 1 Fil e Sharing n Supports CI F S,SMB, Apple T alk(A[...]

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    4 functionalit y , an y sub-net w ork can be grouped as though the y are in the same net w ork. Fir e w a ll T he Po w er f u l Ser v er appliance p r o v ides a po w er f u l f ire w all ca p able of pre v enting hackers f rom attack i ng the gate w a y or internal net w ork. Man y famous DoS attacks c an be detected and pre v ented. W hene v er a[...]

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    5 Ne t w o r k A t t ached S torage Net w ork-attached sto r age (NAS) is the concept o f shared storage on a net w ork. NAS tran s fers da t a using industr y standard f ile s haring protoco ls such a s CIFS, AF P , N FS and F T P . Files c an be sha r ed s i mul t aneousl y by clients r egardless of the operating s y stem the y are using or the n[...]

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    6 ser v er all o w s y ou full control o v er w ho can login to the Po w erful Ser v er applian c e, w hich f iles the u s er can acces s or the y could upload data. P o w e r Managem e nt We di v ide the po w er management function into three pa r ts. T hese a r e Po w er Do w n and Hard Disk S tandb y . We ’ ll describe ea c h part in detail be[...]

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    7 Figure 1.2 P h y sical Pa r t s a nd P a nel of the P o w erful Se r v e r n One W A N po r t: 1 0 /100 Mb p s n W A N po r t MDI/MDIX s w itch n Four LAN p or t s: 1 0 /100 Mb p s n Four USB 2 . 0 po r t n Reset B u tton n Po w er Butt o n n Po w er Jack - DC 1 2V n LEDs: Li n k/Acti v it y LEDs fo r E a ch Et h ernet Po r t, Po w er LED, HD Acc[...]

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    8 W A N Port T he W AN port is used to conne c t to an ADSL/Cable modem f or linking to the Internet. W A N M D I/MDI X S w itch T he W A N MDI/MDIX s w itch is used to adjust the cable connection of the W AN port. I f the port is conne c ted to hub, y ou should mo v e the s w itch to the “ hub ” side; i f the port is connected to P C like ma c[...]

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    9 Descrip t ion of L E Ds Descrip t ion of LEDs S t atus Meaning On Po w er On Po w er O f f Po w er O f f On HD Abnormal HD Indicator O f f HD Normal Access Indicator Flash HD is reading/ w riti n g data On Link up O f f Link do w n W A N /LAN Link/Acti v it y Flash T he inte r f ace is tran s mitting/recei v ing packets On T he net w ork link is [...]

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    10 Quick Ins t allation T his c hapter w ill gi v e y ou brief instructions on ho w to ins t all the product. In section 2.1, w e w ill con f igure the hard w are p art o f S A step b y step. In section 2.2, w e w ill check w hether the I P address of y our PC is assigned b y DHC P . Once w e c omplete the ins t allation of the S A hard w are and c[...]

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    11 Check Y our PC First Please c heck the f ollo w i n g settings on y our PC: Do not assign an I P address to y our PC. 1. Please sele c t sequentiall y : In S tart menu - > Settings -> Contro l panel -> Net w ork connections -> Local Area Connection. Then a “ Local Area Connection S t atus ” w indo w shows up. ( Figu r e 2.2a) 2. [...]

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    12 Figure 2.2b ` Figure 2.2c[...]

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    13 Connect to the W eb-Bas e d M a nager Please follo w the step s to connect to the w eb-based manager: 1. Open a bro w ser on the PC that is DIRE C T L Y connected to the SA. T y pe “ http://172.16.1.1 ” in address f i eld. And then press Enter k e y . 2. An authentication w ind o w sho w s up to prompt y ou to t y pe the username and the pa [...]

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    14 Figure 2.3b[...]

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    15 W eb-Based M a nager – Basic S ettings S tart to c on f igure y our net w ork en v ironment b y clicki n g the Basic Settings in left menu. The Basic Settings p age is sho w n as Figure 2.4a . Figure 2.4a T he Basic Settings page c ontains N e t work Poli cy , Internal Ne t w o r k Interface , Domain N ame Ser v er , and External N e t w o r k[...]

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    16 Figure 2.4b • Intern a l Ne t w o rk Int e rface T he de f ault settings are: n Host Name: “ SA ” n Pri v ate IP: “ 172.16.1.1 ” n Pri v ate I P Netmask: “ 255.255.0.0 ” According to the defau l t settings, w e w ill assign the LAN to net w ork “ 172.16.1.x ” Y ou can add more detailed con f i gurations later in sect i on 4.1 D[...]

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    17 E xtern a l Ne t w o rk Int e rface • E x ternal net w ork inte r face includes A DSL/PPPoE , DHC P Client and Fixed I P A ddress sett i ngs. Make sure that the s y stem information w ebpage sho w s that y our Link s tatus is ‘ L i nk Up ’ . I f not, plea s e che c k y our connect i on and/o r s w itch the MDX switch located ne x t to y ou[...]

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    18 3. Enter the E x ternal Gate w a y . 4. Enter the E x ternal Netmask. 5. Click the appl y button. E xampl e 2 : DHC P Client / Cable Modem • If y ou ha v e a d y namic I P address f rom y our IS P to access the Internet, please select the DHC P Client radio button. Once the e x ternal I P address is obtained v ia the DHC P p r otocol, there is[...]

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    19 • E xampl e 3 : A D S L Connection Most ADS L connect i ons do not gi v e y ou a f i x ed I P addres s . In this c ase, y ou must enter the u s er name and pass w ord pro v ided b y y our IS P for authentication. Please follo w the steps belo w . 1. Please s elect the A D S L/PPPoE r adio button. 2. In A DSL/PPPoE Setting : Enter the User N am[...]

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    20 E xampl e 4 : A D S L/PPT P C lien t Set t ing • If y our IS P pro v ides a PP T P ser v e r , y ou could set up the PP T P client here. Please follo w the step s : 1. Select ADSL/PP T P radio button. 2. Enter the user name. ( Y ou get this f r om y our ISP) 3. Enter the p ass w ord. ( Y ou get this f rom y our ISP) 4. Enter the I P address of[...]

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    21 Configuration Hierarch y T his c hapter gi v es y o u an o v ervie w o f all the con f iguration options a v ailable. T he Po w er f ul Ser v er appliance is a mult i function product. The s ection3.1 e x plains the c orresponding settings f or each function. And in se c tion3.2, w e describe the po w er management i n de t ail. T here are eight[...]

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    22 O v e r v i e w of Configurat i on M e nu Figure 3.1[...]

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    23 Ne t w ork Settings W hen y ou sele c t Net w ork Sett i ngs in the left menu of the w eb page, f i v e con f iguration options appear: DHC P Ser v e r , I P Alias, Multiple N A T , Route Settings and DDNS. Please refer to the corresponding section f or these con f iguration s . • DHC P Ser v er In DHC P Ser v er settings, w e assign the rage [...]

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    24 as these IPs w ill not be handed out b y the SA. I f the y ha v e mo r e de v ices or w ant a d if ferent I P r ange, then all the y need to do is mod i f y the range that the S A hand s out so it does not hand out an I P in that range. T y pical o f f i c es set their DHC P ser v er to assign IPs f rom 30 th r ough 200. IPs 1 through 29 are usu[...]

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    25 n Or y ou do n o t h a v e DHC P ser v er on y our n e t w o r k, but y ou w ould like to assign a s t atic I P add r ess to each d e v ice connected to the L A N port of S A . 1. Select Disable radio button. 2. Assign a s t atic I P address to ea c h de v ice connected to the LAN port. For e x ample, y ou ha v e f our PCs, P C 1, PC2, PC3 and P[...]

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    26 For additional I P addresses of the internal net w ork inte r f ace to b e accepted, enter the other I P address in I P Alias 2 and I P Alia s 3. En t e r “ 0 ” in ea c h f ield i f none. • Multiple N AT If y ou get se v eral f i x ed I P addres s es f rom y our IS P and the IS P r estrict s the band w idth f o r each f i x ed I P addres s[...]

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    27 1. Enter the Internal I P range1, e.g. “ 172.16.1.1/24 ” . It mean s the net w ork is “ 172.16.1.x ” 2. Enter the E x ternal I P r ange1, the I P address range y ou get f r om y our IS P . 3. Enter the Internal I P range2, e.g. “ 192.168.1.1/24 ” . It means the net w ork is “ 192.168.1.x ” . 4. Enter the E x ternal I P r ange2, t[...]

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    28 1. Select Enable radio button i n Routing Setup . 2. Enter the net w ork in D estinat i on net w ork column. (e.g. “ 192.168.6.0/24 ” ) 3. Enter I P address o f the gate w a y in Gate w a y c olumn. (e.g. “ 172.16.1.249 ” ) 4. Enter the number in H op count column. The number means ho w man y gate w a y s y ou ha v e to p ass through. 5.[...]

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    29 T he Internet u s es DNS ser v ers to lookup domain names and translates then into I P addres s es. Doma i n names, s uch as ww w . y ahoo.com , a r e ju s t eas y to remember aliases f or I P addresses. A d y namic DNS ser v ice pro v ides a means of updat i ng y our I P add r e s s so that y ou listing w ill be current w hen y our I P address [...]

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    30 6. Click the appl y button. E v er y time y our public IP changes, the SA w ill tell the DDNS ser v er w hat y our ne w IP address i s. Other u s ers, throu g h the magic of DDNS, w ill be sent to the right pla c e. Fir e w all Settings W hen y ou sele c t the F i re w all Settings item in left menu of the w eb p age, fou r con f iguration item [...]

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    31 T he v irtual ser v er se rv ice is a w a y to s i mu l ate multiple ser v ers on the intranet. Y ou ha v e se v eral I P addres s es w ithin y our LAN. T he s e IPs are not v isible to the users f rom the Internet. W h e n ser v ers are i ns t alled i n t h e o f f i c e that need to be s een f rom the Internet, w e e s tablish som e for w ardi[...]

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    32 • UR L Filt e r Set u p T he UR L Filter f unction is used to restrict internal host s f rom ac c essing spec i f ic UR L locations. Y ou den y an y acces s to the UR L lo c ation speci f i e d in the Site1 , Si t e2 … Site10 f i elds. Please follo w the step s : 1. Select Enable radio button i n UR L Filte r . 2. In Site 1, plea s e enter t[...]

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    33 • I P Filter Setup T he I P f ilter funct i on i s similar to UR L Filte r . It pro v ides f urther restr i ction s in ac c ess permission. UR L Filtering onl y blocks port numbe r 80 ( H T T P). In I P f iltering, y ou c an assign a group of I P to be restricted. Y ou can bloc k four indi v idual po r ts o r a range o f ports in the same time[...]

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    34 • Denial of S e r v i c e It is highl y recommended that the DoS Protection f eatu r e be enabled to pre v ent at t acks on the net w ork. Ho w e v e r , i f y ou allo w someone to manage the router f rom outside or are r unning a w eb ser v e r , e-mail ser v e r , or F T P ser v e r , y ou should either disable Detect SYN Flood A t t ack o r[...]

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    35 VPN Sett i ngs VPNs ( V irtual Pri v ate Net w orking) pro v ide secure communication bet w een t w o sepa r ate net w or k s w ithout using a dedicated lea s ed line. In order to achie v e this functional i t y , a secure tunnel must be built bet w een the t w o site s for secure communi c ation o v er the Internet. The S A suppo r ts the mo s [...]

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    36 Figure 6.1[...]

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    37 S y s tem Man a g e ment W hen y ou s elect the S y stem Management item in the left menu, f i v e con f iguration items appear including; Admin i strator Settings, E v ent Repo r t Settings, Fi r m w are Update, T i me Settings and SNM P . P l ease refer the corresponding section for the s e con f iguration de t ails. • A dministrator S ettin[...]

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    38 1. Ne w Pass w ord : the adm i nistrator could change the administrator pass w ord here. Plea s e enter the ne w pas sw ord y ou w ould like to change to. Note that y ou must f ill the ne w pass w ord in bo t h Pass w ord change and Pass w ord con f irmation f ield s . I f both f i elds a r e not the s ame, the p age w ill not be submitted. 2. C[...]

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    39 • E v ent Repor t S e ttings Send ale r ts to an e-mail account. T he mail ser v er should allo w e-mails f rom the s ame net w ork. E-mail address to send the alert s to. • F ir m w a r e U p da te Updates and functiona l it y can be added v ia th i s funct i on. Plea s e check the w eb f or the latest f i rm w are if y ou are ha v ing an y[...]

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    40 T he update percenta g e w ill update the s t atus. Click Res t art w hen the upload is comp l ete. T hough it is not generall y necessar y , Y ou should restore factor y default to make su r e that ne w f eature s and settings are implemented. N ote: Y ou must re- i nitiali z e the hard dri v e if y ou do this.[...]

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    41 • T im e Set t ings T he NAS ’ s built-in clo c k shou l d be ad j usted to the current local t i me. This w ill insure accurate time report i ng in the logs and f i l e records. Select y our G MT time z one and then enter the date and time. Click on Appl y to make the changes. Y ou can f i nd y our G MT time z one b y double clicking on the[...]

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    42 • S N MP T he SNM P agent allo w s users with SNM P client applications to con v enientl y inspect the net w ork status o f SA. Please follo w the step s belo w to setup the S N M P agent. 1. Select the Enable rad i o button in the SNM P Agent f ield. 2. Enter the C ommunit y Name. Note that the agent side and the client side must use the s am[...]

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    43 S y s tem Repor t s W hen y ou sele c t S y stem Report s in the le f t menu o f the w eb p age, f ou r con f iguration items appear inc l uding; S y stem Information, S y stem Log, UR L Log, and DHC P Lease Report. Plea s e refer to the corresponding s ection fo r these con f igurat i on items.[...]

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    44 • S y stem inform a tion[...]

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    45 T he S y stem Informat i on displa y s some useful in f o r mation about the s y stem. It s ho w s the f i r m w are v ersion, the s y stem up t i me and the internal and e x ternal net w ork connections. On SA, We ha v e one WAN port and four LAN po r ts. T he W AN port belongs to the e x ternal net w ork inte r face and the LAN port belongs to[...]

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    46 • S y stem Log Use the in f o r mation pro v ided here to help diagnose an y net w ork related issues. Na v igate through the histor y with these buttons. Y ou can c l ear the e v ent logs under the A dministrator settings page. • UR L Log T he UR L Log f un c tion records the recent c onnections f or each client. I f y ou w ould like to v i[...]

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    47 • DHC P Lea s e R e port T he DHC P L ease R eport f unction report s all leased I P pro v ided b y DHC P ser v e r . From this page, y ou can f i nd out w hich host w as assigned to w hich I P address. Y ou can clear all the records through admini s trato r settings. Please refer to the sect i on 7.1, Clear DHC P Lease.[...]

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    48 User Man a g e m e nt T he NAS pro v ides a cl i ent/ s er v er en v ironment f or users to share f iles o v er the net w ork. File sharing w orks b y a uthori z ing the u s ers or groups to ac c ess shared folders b y their username and pass w ord. W hen creating a ne w shared folde r , u s er and groups f rom the current list must be a s signe[...]

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    49 required. Click A pp ly w hen completed. Highlight a user name and click on Remo ve or Modi fy to delete or change user in f o r mat i on. • Grou p s After creating the u s ers, y ou can categori z e the users into di f ferent grou ps to make assignment easie r . Click on A dd to create a ne w group name. Enter the group name Highlight the use[...]

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    50 N A S Man a g e m e nt Manage the main fun c tions of the shared s torage f rom this menu. • R A ID Initi a liz a tion W iz a rd T he f irst t i me y ou use the NAS, y ou ma y ha v e to initiali z e the ha r d d i sk. T he w i z ard pro v ides an eas y w a y to initiali z e the hard disk.[...]

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    51 B y enabling SMA R T , the NAS w ill report w h e n the hard dri v e is about to fail. Y our hard dri v e must support this f eature. T he HD Po w er Mana g ement s hou l d be enab l ed to prolong the life of the hard dri v e. W hen there is no acti v it y f or the set time period, the hard dri v e w ill po w er do w n to conser v e po w e r , s[...]

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    52 Y ou must assign at least one user to this share folde r . ( 1 ) Highlight the user on the list to the right. ( 2 ) Select the permission y ou w ant them to ha v e: Read / W r ite or Read Onl y . ( 3 ) Click on the ß butto n to mo v e the user o v er to the Allo w ing User List. I f y ou choo s e Single con f iguration, y ou also ha v e to deci[...]

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    53 Hard D i sk St atus W hen Po w er f ul Ser v er appliance c annot detect hard dri v e ( S tatu s of Disk 1 as illustrated i n Figure 3.8a) or detect an er r or in S.M.A.R. T . ( S t atus o f Disk 2 also illustrated i n Figure 3.8a), y ou w ill see “ Not Acti ve ” sho w n in S tatus f ield column. I f all hard disks in “ Not Acti ve ” mod[...]

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    54 T hen onl y Single con f i guration operab l e, RAID con f iguration una v ailable as illustrated in Figure 3.8d. Figure 3.8d Disk si z e w ill be sho w n in Si z e f i eld co l umn of Hard Disk(s) A v ailabilit y as illustrated in Figure 3.8e Figure 3.8e R A I D 1 ( M irror) A f ter initiali z ing to RAID 1 (Mirror), y ou shou l d see a screen [...]

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    55 W hen a ne w HD is ins t alled to repla c e a bro k en one in RAID 1 (Mirror), the Po w er f ul Ser v er appliance w ill set in Degraded mode. Y ou c an s ee Recall button i n the S t atus f i eld column of V olume s tatus and see onl y HDD- A ( F igure 3.8g). Press Recall to add H DD-B in RAID 1. T he w arning message w ill appear a f ter pu s [...]

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    56 W hen an y HD is remo v ed or broken and cannot be operated in RAID 1, y ou w ill see "Not Acti v e" sho w n in S t atus f i e l d. T he s y stem w ill set in Degraded mode and R ecall cannot be r un (F i gure 3.8j). Figure 3,8j R A I D 0 ( S tri p e) A f ter initiali z ing to RAID 0 (Stripe), as sho w n in Figure 3.8k, y ou can see th[...]

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    57 Single After being initiali z ed to Single, y ou w ill see 2 hard disks acti v ated in V olume S t atu s in Po w er f ul Ser v er applian c e ( Figure 3.8m). W hen choosing single con f iguration, Po w erful Ser v er appliance w ill f o r mat all hard disks and make them respecti v e ones. For initiali z ing onl y one hard disk, please refer to [...]

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    58 • US B HD Infor m ation Each o f formatted part i tions ( F A T 32, EXT2 and EXT3) on the atta c hed USB storage dri v e w ill be sho w n in the USB HD i n f ormation p age. T he nam i ng rule f or “ Mounting p ath ” is based on the connecting port. F or e x amp l e, i f the USB hard dri v e w as attached on port A and here are three forma[...]

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    59 • Eras e CD/DVD Be f ore y ou erase CD/DVD- R W disc, the cur r ent media information w ill be sho w n as the picture on the right side. The mo s t impo r tant th i ng is y ou can kno w ho w much data ha v e been stored in this dis c . W hen y ou pres s the “ Apply ” button on the “ Current Media Information ” p age, the w arning dialo[...]

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    60 Ne x t, y ou can sele c t f i l es to bac k up f rom the connected USB HD in the S tep1 p age. All a v ailable USB storage be sho w n in the USB HD List. Highlight the f ile(s) on the right side and click on the ß button to se l ect the burning f ile. Select the f iles on the left side and click the à button to remo v e f ile f rom burning Fil[...]

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    61 Please w ait the p r ogress bar up to 100% and disc w ill be ejected automaticall y w hen the burning comp l ete. • A d v anced Settings All the f ile protocols settings are located here. Disable an y protocols not in use b y the computers on the net w ork to increase pe r f orman c e. Most users w ill not need to c hange an y o f the s etting[...]

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    62 Linu x users need to c r eate NFS Mappings in order to c onnect to the NAS. Enab l e the Net w ork File S y stem and click on A dd to create the mapping. Enter the R emote UID, I P , netmask and the local mapping u s e r . Once c omplete, mount the s hare on the Linu x ma c hine. A t y pical mount command line: # mount <I P address>:/<s[...]

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    63 • F il e Sh a ring For f ile sharing, y ou must create u s ers and groups f irst. Use this to organi z e the da t a on the NAS. Y ou can create pri v ate and public f olders. B y managing w hich u s ers ha v e acces s to the shares, users c an on ly access information that the y are allo w ed to. This access is the same w hether the y are acce[...]

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    64 For USB S torage Sharing As mentioned abo v e, each partition of the attached USB storage w ill be presented to one s ha r ed f olde r . So, i f one USB storage de v ice be p l ugged into A port and it ha v e 2 p artitions. The s y stem create the USBHDA1 and USBHDA2 automati c all y and assigned the guest ha v e read/ w rite permission b y defa[...]

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    65 y our NAS ’ s fixed I P address . R e f er to the D DNS and port for w arding/ v irtual ser v er chapter of y our router manual for de t ails. Enab l e the F T P s er v er on the NAS. Y ou can c hange the default F T P port in the same c on f iguration screen. This is use f ul for making y ou F T P ser v er less v isi b le to users w hom y ou [...]

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    66 Personal W eb Server T he Web Ser v er settings are currentl y under 'Nas Management- > Web Ser v er'. Getting s t arted Enab l e the w eb ser v er b y selecting the ‘ Enable ’ radio button. It w ill then create a shared folder called ' www'. Set the ser v er port number to '80 ' i f y ou w ant all de f ault [...]

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    67 A c cessing the w e bsite Users w ith a static W A N I P address can ac c ess the w ebsite simpl y b y t y ping in the I P addres s on an y bro w s e r . I f y ou are on the inside of the net w ork, y ou must use the WAN I P address to access the w ebsite, not the inte r nal applian c e I P address. I f y ou ha v e a domain name, then y ou c an [...]

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    68 should limit the ma x imum si z e a mailbo x under the quota f ie l d and the si z e of each e-mail in the f ollo w i n g f ield. De f ault settings are ‘ 0 ’ f or unlimited. E-mail n a mes After appl y ing the sett i ngs, y our e-mail ac c ounts are no w acti v e. T he y are based on y our user names that are created under u s er management[...]

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    69 W ind o w s USB Printer Server S tandard USB 1.1 and 2.0 printers can easil y be shared bet w een W i ndo w s users on the net w ork w ith the built-in USB p r inter ser v e r . Note: Some or all functions of multi - f un c tion printers ma y not w ork depending on the dri v er support b y the r espe c ti v e printer manufactu r ers. Please make[...]

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    70 the printer the s ame w a y as an y other net w orked printer under W i ndo w s. • St andard TC P /I P Por t for W ind o w s 2K/X P ( LPR & R a w mode ) T he f ollo w ing t w o pictures demonstrate ho w to setup the T CP/I P pr i nter port under W i ndo w s 2K/X P . As mentioned before, i f the printer c onnected to USB port A position, w [...]

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    71 Appendix A PPT P VP N (W2K a nd X P on l y ) Impor t a n t: Make sure that the subnet o f y our Appliance i s di f ferent the net w ork y ou are tr y i n g to connect f r om. For e x ample: User ’ s o f f ice I P addres s es are 192.168.1. x , set y our Appliance to 192.168.2.1 Netmask 255.255.255.0. Make sure that y ou ha v e created a u s er[...]

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    72 6. Name y our connection and sele c t i f y ou w ant to ha v e an icon on y ou r desktop. Click Finish w hen done. 7. Use the user name and p ass w ord on y our Appliance to log in. Y ou should be able to s ee the Appliance i n y our net w ork neighborhood no w . Y ou must init i ate the VPN connection each time unless y ou selected other w ise.[...]

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    73 Searching the Ne t w o rk f o r th e N A S If y ou are not able to l ocate the NAS in the Ne t w ork N eighborhood or M y Ne t w ork Places , y ou can tr y to search for it. Click Search under M y Ne t w ork Places . Enter the name o f the NAS or the Fi x ed I P address i f con f igured that w a y and click Sea r ch N ow . All o ther c o m p any[...]