Buffalo LS-GL User Manual

User Manual

LinkStation Pro

Shared Network Storage

www.buffalotech.com

v1.1

Introduction

Congratulations on your new LinkStation Pro! This user manual is intended to assist you

in conguring it.

Because we’re constantly updating our product, the images and text in this manual may vary
slightly from the images and text displayed by your LinkStation. These changes are minor
and should not affect the ease of setup adversely. As time passes, future user interfaces,
updated software, and later versions of this manual may be freely available for download at
our web site: http://www.buffalotech.com.

If you run into difculties or need additional help, feel free to contact our 24/7 Technical

Support at [phone] (USA & Canada only). Technical Support in Europe is available

between the hours of 9am - 6pm (GMT) Monday through Thursday and 9am-4:30 pm

(GMT) Friday for this product. Customers in Europe can obtain Technical Support using
the following information: Email: [e-mail] | Web: www.buffalo-

technology.com.

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Table of Contents

Initial Setup ......................................................................4

Install Software .................................................................8

Accessing LinkStation Data from a PC.............................12

Accessing LinkStation Data from a Mac ..........................13

LinkStation Layout .........................................................17

Advanced Settings ..........................................................19

Network Settings .............................................................23

Domain and AD Settings ................................................. 24

Disk Management ........................................................... 25

Shared Folders ................................................................29

Groups ...........................................................................33

Users .............................................................................. 34

Troubleshooting Multiple Shares..................... ................36

Backups .........................................................................38

Maintenance Settings ......................................................42

System Status ................................................................47

Client Utility ...................................................................51

Troubleshooting .............................................................. 53

Technical Specications .................................................. 54

Technical Support (USA) ................................................. 55

Technical Support (Europe) ............................................56

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Begin by plugging your power cable
and Ethernet cable into the back of the
LinkStation as shown.

Connecting your LinkStation

4

Plug the power cord into a

120 volt wall socket or surge

protecter.

Plug the other end of the Ethernet cable
into a hub, router, or switch in your
network.

Connect your Cables

5

Powering up

Press the power button on the front panel. LEDs will blink as your
LinkStation boots up.

After your LinkStation has completed booting up, check the LINK/ACT
LED on the front of the LinkStation. If it’s lit, then your LinkStation is
connected properly, and you can go on to page 8. If it’s not lit, turn to

page 7 for troubleshooting.

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Setup Notes

The LinkStation’s Ethernet port will automatically adjust to use either a Crossover or Patch cable,
so you may connect the LinkStation to your network with either type of Ethernet cable. Buffalo
Technology doesn’t recommend connecting the LinkStation directly to a PC.

Verify that the LINK/ACT LED on the front of LinkStation is lit (see page 6’s picture). If it’s lit, go to
page 8 to continue setting up LinkStation. If the LINK/ACT LED is still not lit, try the suggestions
below to verify that you’re not suffering from common setup problems.

Having problems? Make sure that:

• the LinkStation and the router, hub or switch are both powered on,

• the Ethernet cable is securely plugged in at both ends, and

• the Ethernet cable is not damaged. Verify this by trying a different Ethernet cable.

If problems persist, you may contact Buffalo Technology’s technical support. See pages 55 and 56
for technical support contact information.

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Installing Software

Insert the LinkNavigator CD into your PC’s CD-ROM drive. Setup should automatically launch.
If it does not, manually launch setup.exe by pressing Start and selecting the Run... option. When
the Run dialog opens, type d:\setup.exe (where d is the drive letter of your CD-ROM drive). Press

OK to continue.

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Press the Begin Installation button to begin.

Click on Connect this PC to LinkStation (the green, lower
button).

Click Next to step through the installation.

LinkNavigator Setup

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Continue pressing Next to step through the installation.

When installation is complete, you may close the installation
window.

LinkNavigator Setup

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LinkNavigator Setup is Complete!

Two new icons will be on your desktop: Shortcut for LinkStation and
Buffalo NAS Navigator.

Clicking Shortcut for LinkStation takes you directly to the folders on
your LinkStation. Share is the main folder that you can put les and
folders in. Info contains a copy of your user manual.

The Buffalo NAS Navigator icon opens the LinkStation’s client utility.

Turn to page 51 for more on using the NAS Navigator client utility.

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Accessing LinkStation Data from your PC

Congratulations! You’ve completed basic setup. For more LinkStation conguration

options, turn to Advanced Settings, beginning on page 19.

To Access LinkStation Data from a PC:

Your LinkStation uses “shares” (folders) to hold data. A share called “share” is already

congured on your LinkStation, and you can create additional shares on page 29. To

start using your LinkStation, you can either click on the Shortcut for LinkStation on your
desktop, or you may just use drive L in My Computer, which setup has mapped to the
default share in your TeraStation.

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Accessing LinkStation Data from a Mac

If your Mac does not automatically detect your
LinkStation’s Share folder and put it on your
desktop, you will need to add the LinkStation
to the Mac’s server list. Begin by clicking Go,
and then choose Connect to Server.

In the Server Address eld, enter your
LinkStation’s IP address in the form smb:\\
ipaddress (where “ipaddress” is your
LinkStation’s IP address), and click Connect.

If you don’t know your LinkStation’s IP

address, see page 15.

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Accessing LinkStation Data from a Mac

Select Guest and click on Connect. Note: If you have congured share
permissions on your LinkStation, select Registered User and enter your
Registered User credentials.

Select the volume that you want to mount, such as share or share-mac,
from the list of folders on the LinkStation.

The share will open. A link to the shared folder will appear on your
desktop.

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Accessing LinkStation Data from a Mac

If you don’t know your LinkStation’s IP address, there are
several ways to get it.

One simple method is to use the Buffalo NAS Client Utility

(included on your CD) to nd your LinkStation(s). Just click

on the tab for your LinkStation and you’ll be able to read its
IP address. You must have a Windows PC running on the

network to use the Buffalo NAS client. See page 51 for more

on the LinkStation client utility.

You can always get the LinkStation’s IP address from your

router’s conguration utility. Many Buffalo routers list this

information on the Client Monitor page, as shown to the right.
Consult your router’s documentation for instructions on
identifying the LinkStation’s IP address.

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LinkStation Expansion

LinkStation Pro has two USB 2.0 ports on the rear. These ports can be used for adding external

USB Hard Drives. LinkStation will share connected USB storage devices, allowing everyone on the
network to use them. Up to two external USB hard drives may be added to LinkStation Pro. To
connect a USB hard drive to your LinkStation, simply plug it into one of the USB ports.

Once your USB hard drive is connected, see page 26 for conguring your LinkStation to use it.
See page 29 for information on setting up shared folders on a USB Hard Drive. Page 28 will show
you how to reformat the USB Hard Drive. Page 38 and 39 show you how to set up LinkStation to

backup to a USB Hard Drive.

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Power Button – Press and release the Power Button to turn
the LinkStation on. Hold it down for three seconds to turn the
LinkStation off.

Link/Act LED – The Link/Act LED glows green when the

LinkStation is connectied to a network. It blinks when the
LinkStation is sending or receiving data.

Info LED – The Info LED blinks when you have a message
waiting for you in the client utility.

Diag LED – The Diagnostic LED blinks to signal abnormal

operation. See page 53 for a list of Diagnostic LED codes.

LinkStation Layout

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Init button – The red Init button allows you to return
your LinkStation to factory defaults.

10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet Port – Use this port
to connect your LinkStation to a switch, a router, or
another computer. The port is autosensing, so either a
conventional Ethernet cable or a crossover Ethernet cable
may be used.

USB Ports – LinkStation offers two USB 2.0/1.1 ports

for adding external drives. Please see the LinkStation
Expansion section on page 16 to learn more about using

LinkStation’s USB Ports.

LinkStation Layout

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The Advanced Configuration GUI

Advanced Settings

The Advanced Conguration GUI may be accessed

at any time by typing the IP address of your
LinkStation into the URL bar of a browser running
on a computer connected to the same network as
the LinkStation. This works perfectly with OS X,
Linux, and other non-Windows PCs.

If you have a PC running the Buffalo NAS Client

Utility, you can get to the Advanced Conguration

GUI by clicking on Setup and choosing
Conguration Settings.

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Advanced Settings

This login prompt will appear. Enter admin for the user name. Until you change it, the
password for the admin account will be password. Press the OK button when nished.

User name: admin
Password: password

See page 35 to change your password.

If this login prompt does not appear,
your DHCP server may not be
functioning correctly. If DHCP is
disabled, you may re-enable it, or verify
that the LinkStation’s IP Address is in
the same range as that of your PC.

NOTE: Page 23 shows how to enable
or disable DHCP, or congure the

LinkStation with a Static IP Address.

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Advanced Settings - Home

Welcome to Advanced Settings! Bookmark this page in your browser so it can be easily accessed

for future conguration changes. If the LinkStation’s IP Address changes, you will need to recreate

the link. You can also get here by typing http://LinkStation_Name into a Web browser, where

LinkStation_Name is the name of your LinkStation (page 22).

You are now at Home. Notice that the Home button is lit up in yellow. You can navigate this menu
by clicking on the buttons at the left of the screen. Here at “Home”, you can see basic information
about your LinkStation’s current conguration. You may close this screen by clicking Logout at the
bottom left, or just by closing the browser window. If you have lost your LinkStation, clicking I’m

here! at the bottom left will cause it to beep, making it easier to nd.

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Basic

You may modify your LinkStation’s hostname and
description under Hostname Setup. A friendly,
easy-to-remember name (e.g. “LinkStation”) is
recommended.

Make sure that the date and time are correct
in Date and Time Setup. To synchronize time
settings with those in your computer, press
Use Local Time. To have your system time
automatically set by an NTP server, enable NTP
Server and enter an IP Address for the NTP server

(e.g. 192.43.244.18) or use the supplied default

NTP server.

Ensure that both the Display Language and the
Windows Client Language are set to languages
that you’re comfortable with.

Once desired elds have been completed, press

the Apply button.

Advanced Settings

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Network (IP Address Properties)

Advanced Settings

In most networks, LinkStation will get its IP
Address automatically from a DHCP server.
You may disable DHCP here. If DHCP is
disabled and an IP Address is not set manually,
it will default to 192.168.11.150. The
LinkStation’s IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default
Gateway Address, and DNS Server address
may all be entered manually under IP Address

Properties.

Ethernet Frame Size may also be set manually

on this page. Only use JumboFrame settings

when operating in a Gigabit environment where

all other clients support the same JumboFrame

setting.

Click Apply after making any changes.

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Advanced Settings

Network (Workgroup/Domain)

If you are unfamiliar with Domain/Active Directory networking,

then please leave the Network Type and Workgroup Name set to
Workgroup.

To make your LinkStation a member of a workgroup or domain,

enter the appropriate information into the elds on this page

and click Apply. Only select NT Domain if you have a Windows
NT Server Domain Controller on your network. Only select
Active Directory if you have an Active Directory server on your
network.

NOTE: If using NT Domain, the LinkStation must be added as
a member computer in the Domain Server.

NT Domain & Active Directory Authentication integrate the

LinkStation Pro with Windows NT Domain and Active Directory Servers. The LinkStation Pro participates as
a member device in the NT Domain and Active Directory networks, allowing the LinkStation to use Users and
Groups that reside on the Domain or Active Directory System. If Active Directory is used, then the LinkStation

will automatically receive update information from the domain controller(s). To congure the LinkStation Pro
on an Active Directory network, you must have the Domain Administrator login credentials. To congure

LinkStation Pro in a Windows NT Domain or Active Directory environment, select the appropriate Network

Type and enter the Domain Name and Domain Controller into the appropriate elds. In an Active Directory
environment, ll out the remaining elds. The Authentication Setup elds will be automatically lled out, so
no input is needed there. Once you have nished, press Apply.

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Disk Management (Drive Properties)

This page shows the properties for
the main drive in your LinkStation
Pro. If you have any USB hard
drives plugged into the linkstation,
their properties will appear here as
well.

Advanced Settings

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Disk Management (USB hard drives)

Advanced Settings

From here you can see your USB hard

drives’ setup information. If the hard drives’
information isn’t displayed properly, try
restarting your USB hard drives and then
restarting your LinkStation. Some USB
hard drives must be reformatted from within
LinkStation before they can be assigned
shares. Select Disk Format from the left-side
menu to format your USB hard disk(s).

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Disk Management (Disk Check)

Advanced Settings

Disk check checks any of your hard drives for

errors. To use disk check, select the disk that
you want to check from the target pulldown
and click Select Target.

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Disk Management (Disk Format)

Advanced Settings

To format a hard drive or array, select it from
the Target Disk drop box. Choose the le
system desired from the File System dropbox
(internal drives can only be formatted with XFS).

Note that FAT32 has a 2 gigabyte single le size
limit. If you choose FAT32 for your le system,
you will not be able to store single les larger
than 2 gigabytes on the drive. Use of the XFS or

EXT3

le systems is recommended. Press Select

Target Disk when done.

Depending on the size of the target hard disk or
array, a Disk Format may take several hours to
complete. Performance will be slow during the
disk format.

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Shared Folders

Advanced Settings

To begin setting up shares on
your LinkStation, select Shared
Folders from the left side menu,
and then click the Add button
under Shared Folders Setup.

To delete a share or shares,
check the checkbox next to
the shares you’d like to delete,
and press the Delete button.
Deleting shares will remove the

share and erase all of the les

and folders inside that share.

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Advanced Settings

Adding a new Shared Folder

To add a new shared folder, enter a name for it
in the Shared Folder Name box and choose which
Disk Space it will reside in. You may also choose
which operating systems and features the share
will support by putting the appropriate checks
next to Shared Folder Support, and whether
the share supports the Recycle Bin by putting
a selecting Enable or Disable. Enter a Shared
Folder Description and a Remote Backup Password
if desired. Click Apply to build the new shared
folder.

Appletalk support is available for use with
legacy Macs. Checking “Apple” by Shared Folder
Support turns on AppleTalk, letting you use your
LinkStation with older Macs. Note that Appletalk

les are limited to 2GB maximum lesize and 32

on is accessed from a modern OS that supports smb shares, these limitations will not apply.

Remote Backup Password will set a password on this share for other LinkStations who want to
use it as a remote backup target. This password will not affect users attempting to access the
share; it only pertains to remote LinkStations trying to access this share for backup tasks.

characters for lenames. If a folder with AppleTalk

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Shared Folders (Access restrictions)

Advanced Settings

To use Access Restrictions for a share, select
Enable.

Highlight groups or users in the All Groups/
Users column and use the left-pointing arrow

buttons (located just to the left of each box) to
move individual groups or users from the All
Groups/Users column to the Read Only box (if
you want to give them read access only) or all
the way to the Writable box, if you want to give
them full access to the share. Right-pointing
arrows will move highlighted users or groups
back to the right.

Click Apply when you have your groups and
users in the appropriate boxes.

To set up new groups and users, see pages 33
and 34.

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Advanced Settings

Shared Folders (Service Setup)

To allow FTP Access to LinkStation, choose Enable for FTP Server. To enable legacy AppleTalk
support, choose Enable for AppleTalk Protocol.

FTP Server Info: Enabling the FTP Server will allow users to connect to shares via FTP protocol.
Their username and password is used for their login credentials, and they will only have access to
shares that have read-only or writeable access to on the LinkStation. The network administrator

of your network may need to enable trafc on port 21 to the LinkStation for FTP to work over the

Internet.

Click the Apply button to set up these services.

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Group Management

Groups allow for easier management of permissions

in some networks, specically networks with a lot

of users in different departments.

To Delete a group, put a check next to its name and
click Delete. To add a group to your LinkStation,

click Add.

Add a name and a description to the Add New
Group elds. Put checks next to each Member User
that you want to be part of the group. Click Apply
when your group is set up the way you want it.

Active Directory and Domain Groups are not shown
here but are available under Share Management.

Members can be added or removed from a group
at any time by editing the group. This is done by
clicking on the Group name on the main Group
Settings page.

Advanced Settings

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User Management

The Add New User dialog will appear. Enter a
User Name, Password, and User Description for

the new user and click the Apply button. If a user
will be accessing the LinkStation from a Windows

95/98 computer, their password should be 15

characters or less. Mac OS 8 and OS 9 users’s
passwords should be 9 characters or less.

A Domain User List will be displayed if the
LinkStation Pro is a member of a Domain or
Active Directory environment.

Advanced Settings

LinkStation is precongured with two users,

admin and guest, out of the box. The admin
and guest user accounts cannot be deleted. To
delete any other user, put a check next to their
name and click Delete. To add a new user, click

Add.

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User Management (changing passwords)

To change an account’s password, click on the
name of the account under User Settings. Note:
if a user name and password are used to log into
a user’s windows computer or domain, the same
user name and password should be used when
creating the user’s account on the LinkStation, or
problems accessing shared folders may occur.

Enter the desired new password in both boxes
and click Apply.

Advanced Settings

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Accessing Multiple Shares from a single PC

When accessing multiple shares to a Windows
PC, you may see this error message.

This is caused by having multiple shares to the

same resource using different login credentials.
The error occurs when connecting to at least one secure, restricted share. Due to a constraint in
Microsoft Windows, only one set of login credentials can access or map drive letters for a network
resource such as the LinkStation. As such, only one username and password can be used while
mapping drives to a PC. If unsecure, unrestricted shares are mapped and then an attempt to map a
secure, restricted share is made from the same PC, this error will occur. To prevent this, you must
create all mapped shares using the same login and password information. Please follow the steps
on the next page to remedy this problem.

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Advanced Settings

Mapping Multiple Shares

When mapping any share, select the Connect using a different
user name option. A login and password prompt will appear.

Use the username and password required by any secure,
restricted shares for all shares. All mapped shares on a
single PC must use the same username and password!

If only unrestricted shares are being mapped, then it’s not necessary to set a username and
password for shares. Multiple mapped drives to unrestricted shares can exist without a username
or password as long as no restricted, secure shares are mapped. If an unrestricted share and a
restricted share are both being mapper or accessed, use the restricted username and password for
the unrestricted share login by using the Connect using a different user name option. This will allow
a Windows PC to access both shares without any problems.

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Disk Backup

Advanced Settings

To create a backup job, click on a Job Number.

The Edit Backup Job dialog will appear.

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Disk Backup (Edit Backup Job)

Advanced Settings

A Backup Job can run regularly on a daily or
weekly schedule, or immediately by appropriate
choices in the Backup Job Schedule eld. Date
and Time for the backup may be entered,
and Encryption and Compression enabled or
disabled. Enable Overwrite Backup to have
each scheduled backup write over the previous
backup, or Differential Backups to backup only

les changed since the previous backup.

Select the folder to be backed up from the
Local Backup Shared Folder dropbox, and

the destination for the backup les from the

Destination Backup Shared Folder dropbox.
The destination folder may be on a USB
drive attached to the LinkStation, or another
LinkStation on the network. Click on Select to
approve the backup targets.

Click the Apply button when your backup job is
set up the way you want it, or Clear Job to stop
a job from running again.

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Advanced Settings

Disk Backup (LinkStation List)

The LinkStation list shows other LinkStations in your network that you can congure network

backups to.

Press Refresh to get a list of LinkStations on your network.

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Advanced Settings

Disk Backup (Add LinkStation)

To add a remote LinkStation to your network, enter its numerical IP Address in the Remote
LinkStation IP Address eld and click the Add to List button. For remote LinkStation backups,

make sure both rewalls are congured to allow trafc in and out of their networks.

Note: Disk Backups between two LinkStations use port 8873 for encrypted backups and port 873

for backups with no encryption.

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Advanced Settings

Maintenance (Notification)

If your LinkStation is remotely managed, you

may choose to receive nightly status reports

and be notied of any disk events by email.

To set this up, enable Mail Notication and

enter the IP Address of your SMTP server*

in the SMTP Server Address eld. Select a

Subject line for the emails (i.e. “LinkStation

Status Report”) and enter the email address of

each person you want to receive notication

emails into a Recipient Mail Address eld.

* SMTP server must be an open type server. Currently, there’s no provision for entering a
username or password.

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Advanced Settings

Maintenance (Alert Settings)

Alerts can be congured on the LinkStation to make audible noises when a problem is detected.

Along with the audible noise, alert emails will be sent out if Mail Notication was properly congured.
Please select the features you would like to receive an audible sound alert from and then press the

Apply button.

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Advanced Settings

Maintenance (Status LED Settings)

Adjust the brightness of the LEDs on your LinkStation’s front panel here. Press Apply to update
the settings.

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Advanced Settings

Maintenance (Shutdown)

From the Shutdown page, press Apply to shutdown LinkStation. This has the same function as
holding down the power button on the front of LinkStation, but may be done remotely. Turning
on the LinkStation after a shutdown requires a physical button push on the front of LinkStation.
The Restart Now button simply reboots the LinkStation, bringing it back to functionality after

about 120 seconds.

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Advanced Settings

Maintenance (Initialization)

Initialization is a reset procedure that restores
all settings back to the default, out of box,

conguration. All conguration, users,

groups, and backup jobs are lost, but actual
data and shares on the hard are NOT lost. If
you want all data to be erased, reformat the
drive.

Specify whether the LinkStation shall keep its
administrator password after a initialization
or whether the password should be reset to
the default password (default password is
password). Press the Apply button once you make the selection.

Press the Restore button to begin the initialization process; this will restore all settings to factory
defaults but will NOT erase the data on the hard drives. Start Disk Formatting begins a complete
disk format that will erase all information on the LinkStation’s internal hard drives. This cannot
be undone.

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System Status (System Information)

This page shows you the System Information for your LinkStation.

Firmware updates are occasionally available from www.buffalotech.com for the LinkStation Pro.
These must be executed from a Windows PC on the same network. Your router, switch, or hub

should pass through ports 8873 and 22939 for this to work (most do).

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Advanced Settings

System Status (USB Details)

This page shows you details on USB hard drives and UPSs plugged into your LinkStation. In this
example, no USB hard drives are plugged in to the LinkStation.

48

System Status (Drive Properties)

This page shows you the properties of all hard drives in
and attached to your LinkStation.

Advanced Settings

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System Status (Network Information)

This page shows you the System Information for your network connection.

Advanced Settings

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LinkStation Client Utility

This is the Buffalo NAS Client Utility. Installed
on your PC, it allows you to access each of
the LinkStations (and TeraStations) on your
network. Click Refresh List to get tabs for each
of your LinkStations. Each tab shows the Host
Name, Workgroup, IP Address, and Subnet
Mask of the associated LinkStation, as well as

the version of rmware it’s running.

With a LinkStation’s tab selected, you can click
on the View Shares button to go directly to its
root share. Clicking the Setup pulldown menu
and selecting Browser Management takes you
to the browser management tool that we began
exploring on page 19. And clicking Setup and
choosing Modify IP Address takes you to the
following screen . . .

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LinkStation Client Utility

IP Address Setup

Here, you may enter your IP Address and Subnet Mask manually, or enable your LinkStation to
acquire them automatically from a DHCP server. You’ll need the administrator password to use
this screen. Press OK when you’re done.

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Troubleshooting

Disk Errors

If LinkStation encounters a disk error, it will be reported in the LinkStation status on the top
of any of the Web-Based conguration screens. Run a Disk Scan in the event of this error. If
that doesn’t work, try a reformat. Reformatting the drive will delete all of the data on it so try
to backup any data you can before beginning. Finally, if none of the above solutions help, then

please contact Technical Support for further assistance.

LED Flash Codes:

3 ashes - Partition problem with hard drive. Reformat the hard drive.
4 ashes - Fan problem.
5 ashes - ROM problem.
6 ashes - Hard Drive can not be recognized.
7 ashes - Problem with motherboard (RAM, LAN, or Hard Drive controller).

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Technical Specifications

LAN Standards: IEEE 802.3u; IEEE 802.3ab; IEEE 802.3

Transmission Types: 1000BASE-T: 8B1Q4, PAM5; 100BASE-TX:

4B5B MLT-3; 10BASE-T Manchester Coding

Access Media: CSMA/CD

Media Interface: RJ-45

USB Standard: USB 2.0

Hi-Speed (HS)
Full-Speed (FS)
Low-Speed (LS)

USB Connector: USB A Connector (2)

Data Transmission Speed: Max: 480 Mbps (HS Mode)
Max: 12 Mbps (FS Mode)

Electric Current: 120V A/C

Power Consumption: ~21W (Varies slightly with size)

Dimensions: 2.4” x 6.3” x 8.5” (60 x 160 x 216 mm.)

Weight: ~3.5 lbs (x.x kg.) (Varies with size)

Operating Environment: 41° - 95° F; 20-80% non-condensing

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Technical Support (US and Canada)

Buffalo Technology offers toll-free technical support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for this product.

Customers in the United States and Canada can obtain technical support using the following
information:

Web: www.buffalotech.com
E-mail: [e-mail]
Telephone: [phone]

FCC Warning

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference

received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

GPL Statement

This product uses GPL/LGPL software. Please see the GNU LICENSE document on the LinkNavigator

CD-ROM for more information concerning the terms of the license. To obtain a copy of our open
source software, contact [e-mail].

(USA & Canada only; see page 56 for European tech support)

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Technical Support (Europe)

Buffalo Technology (Europe), Inc.

176 Buckingham Avenue,
Slough, Berkshire, SL1 4RD

United Kingdom

GENERAL INQUIRIES

Email: [e-mail]

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Technical Support in Europe is available between the hours of 9am-6pm (GMT) Monday to

Thursday and 9am-4:30pm (GMT) Friday for this product. Customers in Europe can obtain

Technical Support using the following information:

E-mail: [e-mail] | Web: www.buffalo-technology.com

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