AirLive MU-5000FS A2 User Manual
M
S
U-5000F
Wired Network File Server
User’s Manual
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ABOUT THIS GUIDE.................................................................................. 4
1. INTRODUCTION.....................................................................................5
GENERAL FEATURES ..................................................................................... 6
PACKAGE CONTENTS .................................................................................... 7
RODUCT VIEW
P
LEDs ......................................................................................................... 9
Reset Button .............................................................................................. 9
Unmount Button........................................................................................ 9
2. INSTALLATION .................................................................................... 10
ETWORKING APPLICATION
N
NSTALLING THE FILE SERVER
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Connecting to the Network......................................................................11
Connecting to a Client Workstation........................................................ 11
Expanding the USB Devices ................................................................... 11
USING THE FILE SERVER ............................................................................. 12
Configuring a Dynamic IP Address........................................................ 12
Accessing the File Server........................................................................ 15
ASY SEARCH
E
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3. WEB CONFIGURATION...................................................................... 19
EB CONFIGURATION UTILITY
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CONFIGURATION - BASIC ............................................................................ 21
Basic J LAN........................................................................................... 21
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Basic J Samba ....................................................................................... 22
Basic J Time Zone ................................................................................. 23
CONFIGURATION - ADVANCED ................................................................... 24
Advanced J Account .............................................................................. 24
Advanced J Samba ................................................................................ 26
Advanced J LAN.................................................................................... 27
Advanced J Time Zone .......................................................................... 28
Advanced J FTP Server......................................................................... 29
Advanced J Status ................................................................................. 31
CONFIGURATION - MAINTENANCE .............................................................. 32
Maintenance J Firmware Upload ......................................................... 32
Maintenance J Configuration ............................................................... 33
CONFIGURATION - LOGOUT ........................................................................ 34
4. DOWNLOADING FILES THROUGH FILE SERVER ..................... 35
ENTERING DOWNLOAD PAGE......................................................................35
CHEDULING DOWNLOAD TASK
S
CHEDULE LIST
S
LOGOUT ...................................................................................................... 40
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5. PRODUCT SPECIFICATION .............................................................. 41
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This manual provides instructions and illustrations on how to use your
Network File Server, including:
Chapter 1, Introduction, provides the general information on
the product.
BOUT THIS
G
UIDE
Chapter 4, Downloading Files, helps you to set up downloading
Please note that the illustrations or setting values in this manual are
FOR YOUR REFERENCE ONLY
depend on your system and network. If you are not sure about the
respective information, please ask your network administrator or MIS
staff for help.
Chapter 2, Installation, describes the hardware installation
procedure for the product, and how to access to the file server.
Chapter 3,
using the web browser.
schedule.
Chapter 5,
Web Configuration
Product Specification
. The actual settings and values
, completes the configuration
.
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Congratulations on purchasing your Network File Server, the easiest
and fastest way to share data, file, and resource in your network.
This entry-level file server is the value-added equipment in your
network that allows you to control file-sharing needs within a small
office/home office (SOHO) environment. With expandable function
(through its two USB ports) in a compact form-factor, the Network
File Server is ideal for sharing data, rich-media files, and for storage
in a small office, remote corporate office or residential gateway
environments.
NTRODUCTION
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General Features
♦
Compact-sized design.
♦ Compliant with USB1.1 and USB2.0.
♦ Provide one 10/100Mbps auto-MDIX fast Ethernet LAN port.
♦ Support “Hot-plug” function.
♦
Two operating modes support: Open mode and Account mode.
♦
Support Auto-IP function.
♦
Support IP assignment for DHCP and Auto-IP.
♦
Support IP address filtering for Ethernet access with either DENY
or ALLOW setting.
♦
Support external USB storage (Hard-disk, flash disk, CD-ROM,
MO, and Micro Drive).
♦
Provide download assistance, making users download files without
PC and schedule-able (support ftp and http).
♦
Support NTP (network time protocol).
♦
Web-based administrative program is stored in flash ROM of the
file server.
♦
No setup necessary in open mode.
♦
Firmware upgrade-able by Web-based administrative program.
♦
Support Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP and Linux SMB.
♦
Provide FTP Server service.
♦
Support UPnP for windows XP.
♦
Provide an easy-search program for different IP domain setting.
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Package Contents
Unpack the package and check all the items carefully, and be certain
that you have:
♦
One Network File Server.
♦
One AC Power Adapter suitable for your country’s electric power
service.
♦
One Quick Installation Guide.
♦
One Installation CD-ROM containing the manual files (PDF).
If any item contained is damaged or missing, please contact your local
dealer immediately. Also, keep the box and packing materials in
case you need to ship the unit in the future.
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Product View
This section describes the externally visible features of the file server.
Front View
LEDs
Rear View
Unmount Button
Reset Button
USB Port
connect the USB
devices.
DC Power Input
plug the AC power
adapter to this jack.
LAN Connector
plug your LAN cable
to this connector.
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LEDs
There are three LEDs on the front panel (four for wireless model):
LEDs Description
Power
LAN A steady Green light confirms that the file server has
WLAN
(for wireless
model)
Mode
(green/red)
A steady
powered on.
a good connection to your network.
When it blinks, the file server is receiving/transmitting
data from/to the network.
A steady Green light confirms that the file server has
a good connection to your wireless network.
When it blinks, the file server is receiving/transmitting
data from/to the wireless network.
Off: no devices attached to the file server.
Green: when you connect a USB device to the file
server, it starts blinking Green slowly; when the
system has detected the device, it lights Green steadily
to indicate that the attached device is OK.
Green
light confirms that the file server is
Red: when you press the Unmount Button to remove
the attached device, it starts blinking Red slowly. If
the last connected device failed, it lights Red steadily;
you have to re-connect the device.
Reset Button
Press and hold the Reset Button for 4 seconds to reset the file server.
Unmount Button
Press this button to remove the connected USB device safely.
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Networking Application
The following diagram explains the application of your print server.
NSTALLATION
File Server in Your Network Environment
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Installing the File Server
Follow these steps for a trouble-free start of file server operations with
your Network File Server.
Connecting to the Network
1.
Confirm proper operation of the gateway/hub to be connected in
the network.
2.
Connect the file server to the gateway/hub through the RJ-45 cable.
3.
Connect the power adapter of the file server to the wall outlet.
This will supply power to the file server immediately.
Connecting to a Client Workstation
For some reasons, you may need to connect the file server to a client
workstation directly. For example, you build a direct connection
between your desktop PC and the file server to configure the file
server. In this event, you should set up the computer’s IP address as
instructions in next section.
Expanding the USB Devices
The file server provides two USB ports that allow you to expand the
file server’s function, such as connecting a large storage device.
To connect the USB device, simply plug the USB device into one of
the file server’s USB ports. Alternately, you can connect the USB
device through a USB cable.
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Using the File Server
Configuring a Dynamic IP Address
When you connect your computer to the file server directly to
configure the file server, you need to check the computer’s IP address,
and set up the IP address within the file server’s IP address range.
1.
Click
window.
2. Double-click the Network Connection icon to open the Network
Connection window.
Start
and choose
Control Panel
to open the Control Panel
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Double-click
3.
Right-click the Local Area Connection icon and click
Properties
from the shortcut menu.
4. When the Local Area Connection Properties window appears,
choose General tab and select Internet Protocol [TCP/IP], and
then click Properties to bring up the Internet Protocol [TCP/IP]
Properties window.
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