Asus NAS-M25 User Manual
User Manual
NAS-M25
All-in-One Server for Data Protection,
File Download, and Media Share
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Table of contents
Safety information .......................................................................................................................7
Electrical safety ...............................................................................................................................................7
Operation safety ............................................................................................................................................. 7
Chapter 1: Knowing your NAS
1.1 Package contents ...........................................................................................................8
1.2 System requirements ....................................................................................................8
1.3 NAS-M25 specications summary............................................................................9
1.3.1 Hardware specications .............................................................................................................. 9
1.3.2 Software specications .............................................................................................................10
1.4 Hardware overview ........................................................................................................12
1.4.1 Front view .......................................................................................................................................12
1.4.2 Bottom view .................................................................................................................................. 13
1.4.3 Back view ........................................................................................................................................14
1.5 Software overview .........................................................................................................15
1.5.1 Setup Wizard .................................................................................................................................15
1.5.2 Firmware Restoration .................................................................................................................15
1.5.3 NAS Discovery...............................................................................................................................16
1.5.4 TotalRecovery™ Pro ..................................................................................................................... 16
1.5.5 VirtualDrive® Pro .......................................................................................................................... 16
Chapter 2: Setting up your NAS
2.1 Setting up the hardware ..............................................................................................17
2.1.1 Installing a 3.5” SATA hard disk ...............................................................................................17
2.1.2 Connecting your NAS to a power source ............................................................................22
2.1.3 Turning your NAS ON/OFF .......................................................................................................22
2.1.4 Connecting your NAS to a Local Area Network (LAN) ....................................................23
2.2 Installing the software ..................................................................................................23
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2.3 Running Setup Wizard ..................................................................................................24
2.4 Knowing the NAS network folder .............................................................................28
2.4.1 Knowing the default folders ....................................................................................................28
2.4.2 Having full control over the NAS network folder .............................................................28
Chapter 3: Managing your NAS via its Web GUI
3.1 Logging in the Web GUI ...............................................................................................29
3.2 Knowing the Home screen..........................................................................................31
3.3 Using Conguration Center ........................................................................................32
3.3.1 Running Setup Wizard ...............................................................................................................32
3.3.2 Conguring your hard disks .................................................................................................... 33
3.3.3 Monitoring your hard disks with S.M.A.R.T ........................................................................34
3.3.4 Enabling the FTP server.............................................................................................................35
3.3.5 Enabling the DHCP server ........................................................................................................36
3.3.6 Enabling the NFS server ............................................................................................................37
3.3.7 Enabling the iTunes server ....................................................................................................... 38
3.3.8 Enabling the Printer server ......................................................................................................39
3.3.9 Conguring the IP / DNS / JumboFrame settings ............................................................40
3.3.10 Joining a Windows® workgroup or domain .......................................................................41
3.3.11 Creating a user account ............................................................................................................42
3.3.12 Creating a user group ................................................................................................................43
3.3.13 Creating a shared folder ............................................................................................................44
3.3.14 Assigning hard disk quotas ......................................................................................................45
3.3.15 Setting the administrator password ..................................................................................... 47
3.3.16 Saving / loading / restoring system settings .....................................................................47
3.3.17 Upgrading the rmware ...........................................................................................................48
3.3.18 Enabling the e-mail alert service ........................................................................................... 49
3.3.19 Copying your USB data to NAS ...............................................................................................50
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3.3.20 Shutting down / restarting / putting NAS on Sleep mode ...........................................51
3.3.21 Turning o your hard disk drives ...........................................................................................52
3.3.22 Unmounting a USB 2.0 device ................................................................................................ 53
3.3.23 Checking the system / hard disk / printer status..............................................................54
3.3.24 Changing the NAS sharing permission ...............................................................................56
Chapter 4: Sharing folders and a printer
4.1 Sharing folders via the FTP server ............................................................................57
4.2 Sharing folders via the NFS server ............................................................................58
4.3 Sharing folders via the Samba server ......................................................................58
4.4 Sharing multimedia les via the Twonky UPnP server ......................................59
4.5 Sharing music via the iTunes server ........................................................................60
4.6 Sharing a USB 2.0 printer via Printer server ..........................................................61
Chapter 5: Backing up your data
5.1 Using TotalRecovery™ Pro ...........................................................................................63
5.2 Using the RAID 1 technology .....................................................................................63
5.3 Backing up your USB data to NAS ............................................................................63
5.3.1 Copying front/back USB data via the Web GUI .................................................................63
5.3.2 Copying front USB data via One Touch Copy ....................................................................64
Chapter 6: Using the add-in applications
6.1 Installing the add-in applications .............................................................................65
6.2 Using File Download .....................................................................................................66
6.3 Using BT Client ................................................................................................................67
Uploading torrent les to your NAS ......................................................................................................67
6.4 Using File Manager ........................................................................................................68
Browsing les and folders .........................................................................................................................68
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Chapter 7: Managing torrent les via your Android device
7.1 Managing torrent les via your Android device ..................................................69
Chapter 8: FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
8.1 FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) ..........................................................................70
Appendices
Notices..............................................................................................................................................74
ASUS contact information .........................................................................................................81
Authorized distributor information .......................................................................................82
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Safety information
Electrical safety
• Unplug this product from the power source before cleaning.
• Use only the bundled power adapter. Using other power adapters may damage your
device.
• Ensure that you plug the power adapter to the correct power input rating. Check the
label on the power adapter for the power rating.
Operation safety
• DO NOT place this product in a location where it may get wet.
• Place this product on a at and stable surface.
• Use this product in environments with an ambient temperature between 0ºC and
40ºC.
• DO NOT block the air vents on the case of this product. Always provide proper
ventilation for this product.
• DO NOT insert any object or spill liquid into the air vents.
• If you encounter technical problems with this product, contact a qualied service
technician or your retailer. DO NOT attempt to repair this product yourself.
DO NOT throw this product in municipal waste. This product has been designed
to enable proper reuse of parts and recycling. This symbol of the crossed out
wheeled bin indicates that the product (electrical and electronic equipment)
should not be placed in municipal waste. Check local regulations for disposal of
electronic products.
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Chapter 1
Knowing your NAS
1.1 Package contents
Check your NAS package for the following items.
• ASUS NAS-M25 x1 • Power adapter x1
• Power cord x1 • SATA hard disk handle x2
• SATA hard disk screw x4 • RJ-45 cable x1
• Support CD (user manual, utilities) x2 • Quick Start Guide x1
NOTE:
If any of the above items is damaged or missing, contact your retailer.
• One administrative computer
- 1.2GHz CPU or higher
- Network adapter
- Optical disk drive
- Windows® 7 / Vista / XP operating system
- Windows® Internet Explorer 7.0 or later; Mozilla Firefox
• One network router, switch, or wall LAN jack
• One or two 3.5’’ SATA I/II hard disks
1.2 System requirements
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1.3 NAS-M25 specications summary
1.3.1 Hardware specications
Processor Marvell® 1.2GHz ARM Processor
Memory 512MB DDR2 SDRAM, 128MB ash memory
HDD bays 3.5” SATA I/II bays x2
Max. capacity: 4TB (2TB SATA I/II disks x2)
NOTE: SATA I/II hard disk drives are purchased separately and are not
included in the package.
LAN port Gigabit Ethernet port x1
USB port USB 2.0 port x3
LED indicators Power LED x1
USB LED x1
HDD LED x2
Network LED x1
Dimensions 211(D) x 129(W) X 120(H) mm
Power supply AC Input: 100~240VAC / 1.2A 50~60Hz
DC Output: 12V/3A; 5V/3A
Cooling fan Smart Fan x1 with fan speed control
Environment
requirements
Operating temperature: 0ºC ~ 40ºC (32ºF ~ 104ºF)
Operating humidity: 5% ~ 95% RH
Storage temperature: -10ºC ~ 70ºC (14ºF ~ 158ºF)
Storage humidity: 5% ~ 95% RH
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1.3.2 Software specications
Administrator Windows® 7 / Vista / XP
Windows® Internet Explorer 7.0 or later, Mozilla Firefox
Network clients Windows® 7 / Vista / XP
Mac OS X v10.3 or later
Linux
Internal HDD Volume type
Standard (Single Disk), JBOD, RAID 1, RAID 0
File system type
EXT2, EXT3 (Read/Write)
Data protection tools
RAID 1 Auto Rebuild
Disk status monitoring via S.M.A.R.T
Folder sharing
Samba server, FTP server, NFS server, iTunes server, Media server
External USB
storage device
File system type
FAT32 (Read/Write)
NTFS (Read only)
USB data backup tools
One Touch Copy
Network le
protocol
FTP, SMB/CIFS, NFS v2/v3
User management Max. user accounts: 64 (Samba) / 1000 (ADS)
Max. user groups: 10 (Samba) / 100 (ADS)
Quota control
System
management
Power-saving mode
Firmware upgrade via the Web GUI
Back up / restore / upload system settings via the Web GUI
System monitoring via E-mail alerts
Network recycle bin
Event log
NTP server
Overheating protection with the thermal sensor
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Backup tools Farstone® TotalRecovery™ Pro
One Touch Copy
Software Add-Ins Install the software packages to add new functions.
FTP server FTP over explicit SSL/TLS mode
FTP bandwidth and connection control
Unicode support
Twonky UPnP
Server
Supports DLNA client
Audio type: mp3, mp4a, 3gp, wav, wma, ogg, ac, aac, aif
Video type: MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG2-TS, MPEG4, AVI, WMV, VOB, DivX,
3GP, VDR, ASF, MPE, DVR-MS, Xvid, MIV, M4V
Playlist type: m3u, pls, wpl
Phote type: JPG, BMP, PNG, TIF
For PS3
Audio type: MP3, WAV, WMA
Video type: MPEG2
Photo type: JPG, BMP, GIF, TIF, PNG
For Xbox 360
Audio type: MP3, WMA
Video type: WMV
Photo type: JPG
iTunes server Share music with iTunes clients on the LAN.
Printer server Windows® network printer service
NOTE:
Specications are subject to change without prior notice.
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1.4 Hardware overview
1.4.1 Front view
Power button
(
with LED
)
HDD1 LED
HDD2 LED
Network LED
USB button (
with LED, for the
front USB 2.0 port only
)
• One Touch Copy
• USB unmount
USB 2.0 port
• One Touch Copy
• Folder sharing
Power button (
with LED
) • Press and hold until the power LED starts blinking blue to
turn NAS ON.
• Press and hold for more than ve seconds until the power
LED starts blinking blue to turn NAS OFF.
USB button
(
with LED, for the front USB 2.0
port only
)
• One Touch Copy
Press to copy data from the front USB 2.0 device to NAS.
See 5.3.2 Copying front USB data via One Touch Copy for
details.
• USB unmount
Press and hold for more than three seconds until the USB
LED turns OFF to unmount the front USB 2.0 device.
USB 2.0 port • One Touch Copy
Connect a USB 2.0 device such as a digital camera and USB
ash drive to this port and press the USB button to copy
data from it to NAS.
• Folder sharing
Connect a USB ash drive or USB HDD to this port to add
extra storage capacity for folder sharing.
Front buttons / ports
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LED indications
LED Status Description
Power LED Solid blue Power is ON and NAS is ready for use.
Blinking blue NAS is booting up / shutting down / restoring to its factory
default settings.
OFF Power is OFF.
HDD1 / HDD2 LED Solid blue HDD is present in normal mode.
Blinking blue Data is being transferred.
Solid green NAS is in Sleep mode or Rescue mode.
Solid red HDD is installed but fails or new HDD is installed.
Blinking red HDD free space is lower than 10%.
OFF Power is OFF or no HDD is installed.
Network LED Solid blue NAS is connected to a network.
Blinking blue Data is being transferred.
OFF Power is OFF or NAS is not connected to a network.
USB LED
(
for the front USB
2.0 port only
)
Solid blue A front USB 2.0 device is detected.
Blinking blue Data is being copied from the front USB 2.0 device to NAS
via One Touch Copy.
OFF Power is OFF or no front USB 2.0 device is detected.
1.4.2 Bottom view
Front panel lock
• Before inserting a SATA hard disk, slide this lock to (unlocked
position) and disengage the front panel from the NAS case.
• After inserting a SATA hard disk, engage the front panel with the NAS
case and slide this lock to (locked position) to secure the front panel
to the NAS case.
IMPORTANT:
The NAS cannot be powered ON if this lock is not set to
(locked position).
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1.4.3 Back view
USB 2.0 port
• Printer sharing
• Folder sharing
• Power backup
Reset button
Gigabit LAN port
DC IN port
Reset button Press and hold for more than ve seconds until the power LED starts blinking
blue to restore NAS to its original factory default settings.
Gigabit LAN port Connects to a Local Area Network (LAN) or directly to a computer via an
RJ-45 cable.
USB 2.0 port • Printer sharing
Connect a USB printer to this port and share it with LAN clients. See
4.6
Sharing a USB 2.0 printer via Printer server
for details.
• Folder sharing
Connect a USB ash drive or USB HDD to this port to add extra storage
capacity for folder sharing.
• Power backup
Connect an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to this port to monitor
the UPS status.
DC IN port Insert the supplied power adapter into this port.
Air vents
(
Smart Fan inside
)
DO NOT block these air vents.
The Smart Fan inside automatically adjusts its speed according to the system
loading and temperature, providing proper ventilation while lowering noise.
Back buttons / ports
Air vents
(
Smart Fan inside
)
IMPORTANT:
Unmount your USB 2.0 device before removing it from your NAS, otherwise you might lose
your data on the USB 2.0 device.
To unmount a USB 2.0 device:
• For the front USB 2.0 port, press and hold the USB button for more than three seconds.
• For the back USB 2.0 ports, use the Web GUI. See
3.3.22 Unmounting a USB 2.0
device
for details.
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1.5 Software overview
The bundled Support CD contains some utilities that you can use to manage your NAS
and back up your data. See the succeeding sections for the descriptions on the utilities
included in the Support CD.
NOTE:
See
2.2 Installing the software
for how to install the utilities on your computer.
1.5.1 Setup Wizard
Setup Wizard guides you through conguring the basic settings that you need to
congure before you can start using your NAS. See
2.3 Running Setup Wizard
for details.
1.5.2 Firmware Restoration
Firmware Restoration is used on an ASUS NAS that fails during its rmware upgrading
process. It uploads the rmware that you specify.
IMPORTANT:
DO NOT use this utility on a working ASUS NAS. Normal rmware upgrades must be done
via the Web GUI. See
3.3.17 Upgrading the rmware
for details.
NOTE:
Firmware Restoration can only restore the rmware when your NAS is in the rescue mode.
To enter the rescue mode, follow these steps:
1. Turn o your NAS.
2. Press and hold the reset button at the rear side and simultaneously press the power
button to turn on your NAS.
3. Release the reset button when the power LED is o the network LED is blinking.
4. From your computer’s desktop, click Start > All Programs > ASUS Utility >
NAS-M25 > Firware Restoration.
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1.5.4 TotalRecovery™ Pro
FarStone® TotalRecovery™ Pro oers comprehensive backup solutions including hard
drive imaging, system snapshots, incremental backup, and Universal Restore. Refer to the
TotalRecovery™ Pro user manual included in the Support CD for details.
1.5.5 VirtualDrive® Pro
FarStone® VirtualDrive® Pro allows you to run a CD/DVD game or application without
loading the physical disc in the optical drive. It also oers a Virtual Hard Drive that
enables you to run les and applications much faster. Refer to the VirtualDrive® Pro user
manual included in the Support CD for details.
1.5.3 NAS Discovery
NAS Discovery allows you to nd the IP and MAC addresses of your NAS, log in the Web
GUI of your NAS, and map a network drive.
Click to launch the login page of
the NAS Web GUI. See Chapter 3:
Managing your NAS via its Web GUI
for how to manage your NAS via the
Web GUI.
Click to map a network drive. This
button functions only when you have
nished setting up your NAS. See
Chapter 2: Setting up your NAS for
how to set up your NAS.
List of devices found with the IP and
MAC addresses displayed
Click to refresh the list of devices
found.
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Chapter 2
Setting up your NAS
2.1 Setting up the hardware
2.1.1 Installing a 3.5” SATA hard disk
IMPORTANT:
• Number of hard disks required by dierent volume types
Volume type Number of hard disks required
Standard 1
JBOD, RAID 0, RAID 1 2
• See
2.3 Running Setup Wizard
for details about volume types.
Front panel lock
To install a 3.5” SATA hard disk:
1. Slide the front panel lock at the bottom of your NAS to (unlocked position) and
unlock the front panel from the NAS case.
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* 3.5” hard disks vary in height. If your 3.5” hard disk’s height matches the NAS drive
bay’s height, follow the steps below.
2. Install the bundled hard disk handle on your hard disk.
3. Using the hard disk handle, push the hard disk into a drive bay until it is rmly
positioned.
4. Close the front panel and slide the front panel lock to (locked position).
IMPORTANT:
Ensure to slide the front panel lock back
to (locked position), otherwise the
NAS cannot be powered ON.
Hard disk handle
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* If your 3.5” hard disk’s height is lower than the NAS drive bay’s height, follow the
steps below.
1. Slide the front panel lock at the bottom of your NAS to (unlocked position) and
unlock the front panel from the NAS case.
2. Remove the four screws at the bottom of your NAS.
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3. Take out the hard disk holder.
Hard disk holder
4. Install the bundled hard disk handle on your hard disk.
5. Using the hard disk handle, push the hard disk into a drive bay until it is rmly
positioned. Secure the hard disk to the hard disk holder with the four bundled screws.
6. Replace the hard disk holder.
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7. Secure the hard disk holder to the NAS case with the four screws you removed in
Step 2.
8. Close the front panel and slide the front panel lock to (locked position).
IMPORTANT:
Ensure to slide the front panel lock back to (locked position), otherwise the NAS cannot
be powered ON.
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WARNING:
• Use only the bundled power adapter. Using other power adapters may damage your
device.
• Ensure that you plug the power adapter to a power source with the correct power rating
(100 ~ 240VAC).
2.1.3 Turning your NAS ON/OFF
To turn your NAS ON:
Press and hold the power button at the front of your NAS until the power LED starts
blinking blue.
To turn your NAS OFF:
• Press and hold the power button at the front of your NAS for more than ve seconds
until the power LED starts blinking blue.
• Use the Web GUI. See
3.2 Knowing the Home screen
and
3.3.20 Shutting down /
restarting / putting NAS on Sleep mode
for details.
Power button
(
with LED
)
2.1.2 Connecting your NAS to a power source
To connect your NAS to a power source:
1. Connect the power cord to the power adapter.
2. Connect the power adapter to the DC IN port at the back of your NAS.
3. Plug the power cord into a power outlet.
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2.1.4 Connecting your NAS to a Local Area Network (LAN)
Connect your NAS to a LAN to share your folders and USB 2.0 printer with the LAN clients.
To connect your NAS to a network:
1. Connect one end of the supplied RJ-45 cable to the Gigabit LAN port at the back of
your NAS.
2. Connect the other end of the RJ-45 cable to a wall LAN jack, or a LAN port on a router
or switch.
2.2 Installing the software
Install the utilities from the bundled Support CD. These utilities help you manage your
NAS and back up your data.
To install the utilities from the Support CD:
1. Place the Support CD into your computer’s optical drive.
2. From the autorun screen, click Install ASUS NAS Utilities.
3. Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the installation.
NOTE:
If Autorun is not enabled on your computer, double-click setup.exe from the root directory
of the Support CD to launch the above screen.
NOTE:
You may connect your NAS directly to a computer and use it as an external HDD for
expanding your computer’s storage capacity. See
Chapter 8: FAQ (Frequently Asked
Questions)
for details.
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2.3 Running Setup Wizard
After completing the software installation, run Setup Wizard to congure the following
basic settings that you need to congure before you can start using your NAS.
• Administrator password (for the administrator to access the Web GUI)
• NAS name (for the administrator to access the Web GUI and for clients to access the
shared folders)
• NAS IP address (for the administrator to access the Web GUI and for clients to access
the shared folders)
• HDD le system and volume types (concerning data protection level and data
access speed)
• Network drive mapping (for the administrator to access the NAS internal hard disks
from the Windows® My Computer screen)
NOTE:
You may also run Setup Wizard via the Web GUI. See
3.3.1 Running Setup Wizard
for
details.
IMPORTANT:
Before running Setup Wizard for the rst time, back up your data on the hard disks. Setup
Wizard erases all data on your hard disks and formats them.
To run Setup Wizard:
1. Launch Setup Wizard.
2. Wait while Setup Wizard is detecting NAS devices on the network.
3. From the list of devices found, select NAS-M25 (default NAS name), then click Next.
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4. Key in the username admin (
not user-congurable
) and the default password admin,
then click OK.
5. If you want to keep the default password (admin), click Next. Otherwise, untick Use
current password and create a new password, then click Next.
6. If you want to keep the default NAS name, time zone, and IP settings, click Next.
Otherwise, make your preferred changes, then click Next.
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