Buffalo Technology LSV40TL User Manual

LinkStation User Manual

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Contents

Chapter 1

Setup............... ......................................................................... 4

LinkNavigator Setup (LS-VL, LS-XHL, LS-CHL) .........................................4

LinkNavigator Setup (LS-WVL, LS-WXL) .....................................................6

LinkNavigator Setup (LS-WSXL) .................................................................... 8

Diagrams and Layout (LS-VL, LS-XHL, LS-CHL) ........................................ 11

Diagrams and Layout (LS-WVL, LS-WXL) ...................................................13

Diagrams and Layout (LS-WSXL) .................................................................. 15

Chapter 2

Using your LinkStation ........................................................... 17

Opening the Shared Folder ............................................................................ 17

Opening the shared folder from another PC ........................................... 18

Adding another LinkStations.........................................................................19

Power Modes ....................................................................................................... 20

Web Admin interface ........................................................................................21

Adding shared folders ...................................................................................... 24

Access Restrictions .....................................................................................................26

Disk Quotas ................................................................................................................... 36

FTP Server ......................................................................................................................41

Direct Copy ...................................................................................................................44

Users/Groups .......................................................................................................46

Adding Users ................................................................................................................46

Adding Groups ............................................................................................................48

Admin Password .........................................................................................................49

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Network .................................................................................................................50

Jumbo Frame................................................................................................................50

Web server .....................................................................................................................52

MySQL server ...............................................................................................................53

System-Settings..................................................................................................54

Name, Date and Time ................................................................................................ 54

System-Storage .................................................................................................. 56

Check Disk .....................................................................................................................56

Format a Drive .............................................................................................................. 58

Adding Storage ...........................................................................................................60

Remove Disk ................................................................................................................. 64

System Backup .................................................................................................... 65

Time Machine ...............................................................................................................65

System-Backup ............................................................................................................70

RAID Arrays ..........................................................................................................78

RAID Scanning .................................................................................................... 84

System - Maintenance ...................................................................................... 85

E-mail Notication ......................................................................................................85

System Power Management ..........................................................................87

UPS Settings .................................................................................................................87

Sleep Timer....................................................................................................................88

Restoring Factory Defaults ...................................................................................... 90

Format the LinkStation ............................................................................................. 92

Extensions ............................................................................................................93

WebAccess ....................................................................................................................93

Print Server ....................................................................................................................94

BitTorrent Client ..........................................................................................................101

Media Server ................................................................................................................. 103

Using iTunes with the Media Server ....................................................................112

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Chapter 3

NAS Navigator2 ...................................................................... 113

Chapter 4

Web Admin interface .............................................................. 118

Home ......................................................................................................................118

Shared Folders .................................................................................................... 119

Users/Groups .......................................................................................................122

Network .................................................................................................................125

System ...................................................................................................................132

Extensions ............................................................................................................146

Appendix............ ..................................................................... 151

Specications ......................................................................................................151

Default Settings .................................................................................................. 152

Mapping Additional Shares ...........................................................................153

Windows ........................................................................................................................ 153

Mac OS X ........................................................................................................................154

Software ................................................................................................................ 155

Info folder .............................................................................................................158

Status LED (LS-VL, LS-XHL, LS-CHL) .............................................................159

Status LED (LS-WVL, LS-WXL) ........................................................................162

Status LED (LS-WSXL) ....................................................................................... 166

Compliance Information ................................................................................. 169

Troubleshooting .................................................................................................170

Data Backup .........................................................................................................172

GPL Information ................................................................................................. 172

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Chapter 1 Setup

LinkNavigator Setup (LS-VL, LS-XHL, LS-CHL)

Connect the LinkStation with an Ethernet cable and the included AC adapter. Plug the power

cord into a surge protector or power outlet. Connect the Ethernet cable to a router, hub, or switch on your network. The Ethernet cable will “click” and lock in place when inserted properly.

LinkStation

Network

(Router or Hub)

Move the Power Mode Switch on the back of the LinkStation to the ON

position.

Note: Do not set the Power Mode Switch to AUTO at this time. After

the initial installation is complete, then the Auto Power Mode may be used.

Wait until the power LED stops blinking and glows a steady blue.

Insert the Utility CD in your computer’s CD drive. LinkNavigator will launch.

Click [Begin Installation]. The wizard will guide you through installation.

If LinkNavigator does not launch automatically, open the Utility CD and double-click [LSNavi.exe].

This example shows a LS-VL LinkStation. Your screen may be slightly dierent.

Power LED

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Notes: If you are using Windows 7 or Vista, the autoplay screen may appear. Click [Run LSNavi.

exe].

If “Do you want to allow the following program to make changes to this computer?” is displayed in Windows 7, please click [Yes].

If “A program needs your permission to continue” is displayed in Windows Vista, please click [Continue].

For OS X, double-click on the LinkNavigator icon in the utility CD.

If you have problems installing, temporarily disable your anti-virus software and software rewall. After setup is complete, re-enable the software.

If your computer does not have a CD drive, you may download the LinkNavigator software from www.bualotech.com.

Click [Finish] or [Complete]. NAS Navigator2 starts automatically.

The LinkStation’s shared folder opens. You can now use the LinkStation’s shared folder to save

les just like any other hard drive.

Note: With Mac OS, the LinkStation is mounted as a drive icon on the desktop, or it is displayed in

the sidebar of the Finder.

Setup is now complete.

In NAS Navigator2, double-click your LinkStation’s icon.

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LinkNavigator Setup (LS-WVL, LS-WXL)

Connect the LinkStation with an Ethernet cable and the included AC adapter. Plug the power

cord into a surge protector or power outlet. Connect the Ethernet cable to a router, hub, or switch on your network. The Ethernet cable will “click” and lock in place when inserted properly.

LinkStation

Network

(Router or Hub)

Move the Power Mode Switch on the back of the LinkStation to the ON

position.

Note: Do not set the Power Mode Switch to AUTO at this time. After

the initial installation is complete, then the Auto Power Mode may be used.

Wait until the power LED stops blinking and glows a steady blue.

Insert the Utility CD in your computer’s CD drive. LinkNavigator will launch.

Click [Begin Installation]. The wizard will guide you through installation.

If LinkNavigator does not launch automatically, open the Utility CD and double-click [LSNavi.exe].

This example shows a LS-WVL LinkStation. Your screen may be slightly dierent.

Power LED

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Notes: If you are using Windows 7 or Vista, the autoplay screen may appear. Click [Run LSNavi.

exe].

If “Do you want to allow the following program to make changes to this computer?” is displayed in Windows 7, please click [Yes].

If “A program needs your permission to continue” is displayed in Windows Vista, please click [Continue].

For OS X, double-click on the LinkNavigator icon in the utility CD.

If you have problems installing, temporarily disable your anti-virus software and software rewall. After setup is complete, re-enable the software.

If your computer does not have a CD drive, you may download the LinkNavigator software from www.bualotech.com.

Click [Finish] or [Complete]. NAS Navigator2 starts automatically.

The LinkStation’s shared folder opens. You can now use the LinkStation’s shared folder to save

les just like any other hard drive.

Note: With Mac OS, the LinkStation is mounted as a drive icon on the desktop, or it is displayed in

the sidebar of the Finder.

Setup is now complete.

In NAS Navigator2, double-click your LinkStation’s icon.

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Chapter1 Setup

LinkNavigator Setup (LS-WSXL)

Connect the LinkStation with the AC adaptor and an Ethernet cable. Plug the power cord into a

surge protector or power outlet. Connect the Ethernet cable to a router, hub, or switch on your network. The Ethernet cable will “click” and lock in place when inserted properly.

LinkStation

Network

(Router or Hub)

Move the Power Mode Switch on the back of the LinkStation to ON.

Note: Do not set the Power Mode Switch to AUTO at this time.

After the initial installation is complete, then the Auto Power Mode may be used.

Wait until the power LED stops blinking and glows a steady blue.

Power LED

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Insert the Utility CD in your computer’s CD drive. LinkNavigator will launch.

Click [Begin Installation]. The wizard will guide you through installation.

Notes: If LinkNavigator does not launch automatically, open the Utility CD and double-click

[LSNavi.exe].

If you are using Windows 7 or Vista, the autoplay screen may appear. Click [Run LSNavi. exe].

If “Do you want to allow the following program to make changes to this computer ?” is displayed in Windows 7, please click [Yes].

If “A program needs your permission to continue” is displayed in Windows Vista, please click [Continue].

For Mac OS, double-click on the LinkNavigator icon in the utility CD.

If you have problems installing, temporarily disable your anti-virus software and software rewall. After setup is complete, re-enable the software.

If your computer does not have a CD drive, you may download the LinkNavigator software from www.bualotech.com.

Click [Finish] or [Complete]. NAS Navigator2 starts automatically.

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The LinkStation’s shared folder opens. You can now use the LinkStation’s shared folder to save

les just like another hard drive.

Note: With OS X, the LinkStation is mounted as a drive on the desktop or displayed in the

sidebar of the Finder.

Setup is now complete.

Double-click your LinkStation's icon in the NAS Navigator2 window.

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Diagrams and Layout (LS-VL, LS-XHL, LS-CHL)

Front

Power LED

Blue light is ON: Power ON Blue light is OFF: Power OFF

Amber light is ashing: The amber light ashes if there is a

message. Flashing pattern varies depending on the message. For more information, refer to "Status LED" on page 161 .

Red light is ashing: Red light ashes when an error occurs.

Flashing pattern varies depending on the message. For more information, refer to "Status LED" on page 159 .

Function Button

The Function button initiates direct copy, dismounts USB devices, and is used to initialize the LinkStation

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Back

Fan

Do not block the fan when installing the unit.

USB 2.0 Connector

You may attach a USB device such as a digital camera, printer, memory card reader, or hard drive. USB hubs, mice, keyboards, and all-in-one printers are not supported. USB card readers that support multiple memory cards may not function properly.

Power Mode Switch

AUTO: Automatically powers the LinkStation on and o with

your computer.

ON: Turns the LinkStation on. OFF: Turns the LinkStation o.

LAN Port Connect an Ethernet cable here. The Link/Act

LED by the LAN port turns green when the unit is connected to the network and ashes when there is network activity.

Power Connector Connect the AC adapter here. When it’s

connected properly, the LED to the right will glow green.

Hook Use as a strain relief for the AC adapter cable.

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Diagrams and Layout (LS-WVL, LS-WXL)

Front

Back

4 5 6

7 8

Note: – Please do not lift the LinkStation by its front cover. It might come o.

1 Power LED

Blue LED: Power on. LED is o: Power o. Blinks blue: During startup and shutdown.

11 12

2 Function LED

The Function LED glows blue when direct copy is nished, during initialization, and during USB dismounting (about 60 seconds). During direct copy it blinks blue.

3 Info/Error LED

The Info/Error LED blinks orange when there’s a message and red when there’s an error.

4 Function Button

The Function button initiates direct copy, dismounts USB devices, and is used to initialize the LinkStation.

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5 USB 2.0 connector

6 Power Mode Switch

AUTO: The LinkStation turns on and o automatically with your PC (s). ON: The LinkStation boots and is operational. OFF: The LinkStation shuts down.

7 LAN Port

Connect to your LAN with an Ethernet cable.

8 Link/Act LED

Glows green for connection. Blinks green for access.

9 Power connector

The AC adaptor connects here.

10 Fan

Do not block the fan when installing the unit.

11 Security lock for anti-theft

Many security cables are compatible with this lock.

12 Hook

Secure the Power cable so that it does not come o by mistake. Slide the cable down to secure.

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Diagrams and Layout (LS-WSXL)

Front

2 3 4 5

Back

8 9

10 11

1 Function Button

The Function Button initiates direct copy, dismounts USB devices, and is used to initialize the LinkStation.

2 Function LED

The Function LED glows blue when direct copy is nished, during initialization, and during USB dismounting (about 60 seconds). During direct copy the Function LED blinks blue.

3 Link/Act LED

Glows green for connection. Blinks green for access.

4 Info/Error LED

The Info/Error LED blinks orange when there’s a message and red when there’s an error.

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5 Power LED (LinkStation)

Blue LED: Power on. LED is o: Power o. Blinks blue: During startup / shutdown.

6 Security lock for anti-theft

Many security cables are compatible with this lock.

7 USB 2.0 connector

8 Power Mode Switch

AUTO: The LinkStation turns on and o automatically with your PC(s). ON: The LinkStation boots and is operational. OFF: The LinkStation shuts down and turns o.

9 Power connector

The AC adaptor connects here.

10 LAN Port

Connect to your LAN with an Ethernet cable.

11 Hook

Secure the Power cable so that it does not come o by mistake. Slide the cable down to secure.

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Chapter 2 Using your LinkStation

Opening the Shared Folder

Launch NAS Navigator2.

Notes: In Windows, click [Start] - [(All) Programs] - [BUFFALO] - [BUFFALO NAS Navigator2] -

[BUFFALO NAS Navigator2].

In Mac OS, double click on the [NAS Navigator2] icon in the Dock.

The LinkStation’s shared folder opens.

Note: In OS X, the share is mounted as a drive icon on the desktop, or displayed in the sidebar

of the Finder.

You can now use the LinkStation’s shared folder to save les just like another hard drive.

Double click on the LinkStation's icon.

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Opening the shared folder from another PC

After the LinkStation is installed on one computer, you don’t have to go through the full installation to add a second computer. Just install NAS Navigator2 on each additional computer to access the LinkStation.

Insert the Utility CD in your computer’s CD drive. LinkNavigator will launch.

Notes: If LinkNavigator does not open, open the Utility CD and double-click [LSNavi.exe].

If you are using Windows 7 or Vista, the autoplay screen may appear. Click [Run LSNavi. exe’]

If “Do you want to allow the following program to make changes to this computer ?”is displayed in Windows 7, please click [Yes].

If “A program needs your permission to continue” is displayed in Windows Vista, please click [Continue].

For Mac OS, double-click on the LinkNavigator icon in the utility CD.

Click [Options] - [Additional Software Installation].

For Mac OS, click [Install NAS Navigator].

Follow the instruction on the screen to install NAS Navigator2.

After NAS Navigator2 is installed, click at the top right top of the installer window to close it.

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Launch NAS Navigator2:

In Windows, click [Start] - [(All) Programs] - [BUFFALO] - [BUFFALO NAS Navigator2] - [BUFFALO NAS Navigator2].

In OS X, double-click on the [NAS Navigator2] icon in the Dock.

The LinkStation’s shared folder opens.

Note: On Mac OS, LinkStation is mounted as a drive icon on the desktop, or displayed in the

sidebar on the Finder.

Setup is complete. You can now use the LinkStation’s shared folder to save les just like another hard drive.

Double-click on the LinkStation icon.

Adding another LinkStations

To add one or more additional LinkStations to your network, rerun the installation program for each one.

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Power Modes

The LinkStation can automatically turn on and o with your computers. To use this feature, install NAS Navigator2 on each computer and then set the Power Mode Switch to the AUTO position.

LS-VL, XHL, CHL LS-WVL, WXL LS-WSXL

AUTO: When the switch is in the AUTO position, the LinkStation automatically turns o when all

computers on the network with NAS Navigator2 turn o. If any computer on the network is powered on, the LinkStation automatically powers on as well.

ON: The LinkStation stays on, even when all computers are o.

OFF: Turns the LinkStation o.

Notes: Never disconnect power from the LinkStation while the switch is in the ON position.

The Auto Power Mode may not work in some network environments. If this occurs, move the switch to the ON position to use the LinkStation.

After all computers are powered down, it may take several minutes for the LinkStation to shut down.

During initial setup, leave the Power Mode Switch in the ON position. Do not move it to the AUTO position until the unit is set up and NAS Navigator2 is installed on all computers that will access the LinkStation.

If a power outage disconnects power from the LinkStation while it’s in Auto Power Mode, will not power on automatically when power is restored. Move the Power Mode Switch to the ON position to power on the LinkStation. Once the unit has booted, you can move the Power Mode Switch back to the AUTO position.

Immediately after the Power Mode Switch is switched to the AUTO position, it will not shut down for at least 5 minutes even if all PCs on the network are turned o.

The LinkStation models with multiple hard drives do not shut down during RAID initialization or rebuild.

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Web Admin interface

To open the LinkStation’s web-based administration interface, follow the steps below.

Launch NAS Navigator2.

In Windows, click [Start] - [(All) Programs] - [BUFFALO] - [BUFFALO NAS Navigator2] - [BUFFALO NAS Navigator2].

In OS X, double click on [NAS Navigator2] icon in the Dock.

In Windows, right-click on the LinkStation’s icon. In OS X, click the icon while holding down the control key. Select [Open Web Admin] in the displayed menu.

If 2 or more LinkStations and TeraStations are connected on the network, multiple icons will be displayed. Right-click on the unit that you want to display.

When a LinkStation’s icon is selected, information about its settings appears in the bottom right of the window.

Enter your username and password, and click [Login].

The default username and password are:

Username: admin Password: password

After you log in, refer to page 49 to change the password for security purposes. .

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Note: The Web Admin interface is compatible with Internet Explorer 6.0 Service Pack 2 or later,

Firefox 1.5 or later, and Safari 3 or later.

The Web Admin interface contains the following sections.

The Web Admin interface opens. The LinkStation’s name, IP address, workgroup and hard disk information are displayed on the left side of the window.

• [Shared Folders]

Add/delete shared folders, set access restrictions, and congure direct copy.

• [Users/Groups]

• [Network]

• [System]

Congure name, time, disk check format, backup, mail notication settings, timers, UPS synchronization settings, initialization, and format drives.

• [Extensions]

Congure WebAccess, Media Server, Print Server, BitTorrent, and Time Machine.

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To open the Web Admin interface from a dierent computer, open a browser and type the LinkStation’s IP address into the URL eld.

With a Mac, you can open the Web Admin interface from Bonjour as described below.

1 Launch Safari.

2 Select [View] - [View Bookmark Bar] from Safari’s menu.

Select [Bonjour] from the left-side menu, then click on your LinkStation in the bookmark list.

1 Enter your username and password.

2 Click [Login].

Note:To log in as a guest, enter "guest" as the username and leave the password blank.

The Web Admin interface opens.

The LinkStation’s name, IP address and drive information are displayed on the left.

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Using your LinkStation

Adding shared folders

By default, the LinkStation includes one shared folder “share”. You may add additional folders as follows.

You have created a new share.

To protect your data from accidental deletion, you may enable a [Recycle Bin] for the share (not available for Apple and FTP connections). Deleted data in a shared folder will be temporarily moved to the [Recycle Bin] folder. To recover deleted data, open the [Recycle Bin] folder and move les.

1 In the Web Admin interface, click [Shared

Folders] - [Folder Setup].

2 Click [Create Folder].

1 Enter desired characteristics for the new share.

Note: If you would like to copy the settings of an

existing folder, select a source folder from the [Copy Settings From] dropdown.

2 Click [Save].

Read-Only shares cannot be modied or deleted. To make a Read-Only share, select [Read Only] in the [Shared Folder] screen and click [Save].

Notes:

• By default, [shared Folder Attributes] is congured as [Read & Write].

• A shared folder set to [Read Only] cannot be written by any users or groups, even if they have read and write permissions. Read-Only folders are read-only for all users.

• Read Only shares are described as [Read Only] in the shared folder description.

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Notes:

• When using multi-byte character(such as Japanese), make folder or le names with 80 bytes(UTF-8) or less. You may not be able to copy a folder or a le whose name length is more than 80 bytes.

• You cannot set hidden or read-only attributes to subfolders or les on the LinkStation.

• If non-Roman alphabetical folder names or workgroup names do not display properly, rename the folder or workgroup with Roman alphabetical characters.

• Please do not use any of the following words as the name of a shared folder. These words are reserved for internal use by the LinkStation:

info, spool, usbdisk1, usbdisk2, usbdisk3, usbdisk4, lost+found, global, printers, homes, lp, auth, test, ram, disk1, disk2, disk3, disk4, array1, array2, msdfs_root, mt-daapd

• The following characters are handled dierently by Mac OS X and Windows. Avoid using these characters when sharing data between Mac OS X and Windows:

• The following characters are not displayed correctly by Windows, or by a Mac connected to the LinkStation via SMB. Avoid their use in le names that will be used with the LinkStation.

• Never turn o the LinkStation or unplug its Ethernet cable while data is being written. Doing so may result in an incomplete le that cannot be opened or deleted. If this happens, restart the LinkStation, delete the le, then retry copying the le.

• Your OS may update the date and timestamp stored on the LinkStation’s hard drive, or on a USB drive connected to the LinkStation. This might result in inaccurate information for date-created or date-accessed data on the LinkStation.

• In the Web Admin interface, or from a Mac OS X 10.6 or later, drive size is displayed in gigabytes, where 1 gigabyte = 1,000,000,000 bytes. This is also how drive capacity is expressed on your LinkStation’s packaging. However, if you check the drive size from an older Mac, or from a Windows computer, it may display the size of the drive in gibibytes, where 1 gibibyte = 1,073,741,824 bytes. Since a gibibyte is larger than a gigabyte, the displayed drive capacity will be a smaller number than the actual drive size.

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Access Restrictions

There are several ways to restrict access to users of a LinkStation.

Access restrictions for Users and/or Groups on the LinkStation

The next page describes how to congure access restrictions for local users and/or groups.

Access Restrictions on NT Domain

Follow the procedure on page 29 to congure.

Access Restrictions on Active Directory

Follow the procedure on page 31 to congure.

Notes:• This chapter describes the procedure to use Active Directory with Windows 2000 Server,

Server 2003, and Server 2008.

• Depending on the security settings, the LinkStation may not be able to join, or may be

able to join but may not be authenticated by a domain. In such a case, it is recommended to restrict access by delegating authority.

Access restrictions by using the Delegate Authority server feature

Follow the procedure on page 33 to congure.

Notes:• Permissions are assigned to shared folders. Child folders in a shared folder inherit their

permissions from the parent folder. If a le or folder is moved into a new shared folder with dierent permissions from the folder it was originally in, it will now have the access restrictions from the new shared folder.

• When accessing the LinkStation from Windows via SMB, changing permissions from the

folder’s security tab in the properties screen of a folder is not supported. Access restrictions for shared folders on the LinkStation can only be congured from within the Web Admin interface.

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Using your LinkStation

Restricting access for Users and Groups on the LinkStation

You can set access restrictions for shared folders by username or group names for users that are registered on the LinkStation.

Create new user accounts and passwords in Windows, or record existing Windows usernames and passwords. Each account on the LinkStation will have the same username and password as the user’s Windows account.

1 Add users as described on page 46.

2 Add groups as described on page 48.

Congure access restrictions for groups and/or users.

In the Web Admin interface, navigate to [Shared Folders] - [Folder Setup].

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Click a shared folder you want to set access restrictions for.

Using your LinkStation

Check [Access Restrictions] to enable.

Click [Add].

Note: The procedure described here shows how to

set access restrictions for users. To set access restrictions for a group of users, click [Local Groups] - [Add].

1 Check the users (or groups) that you want to

permit to access the share.

2 Click [Add].

Select the level of access for the user or group you added.

7 Click [Save].

You have assigned access restrictions.

• If you log on from a Microsoft Network Domain, you can set the [Access Restrictions] with the users

and/or groups which are registered on the domain.

• If both [Read only] and [Read & Write] permissions are given to a user, that user will have read-only

access.

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Access Restrictions on NT Domain

The LinkStation can download users, groups, and passwords from an NT Domain server. This procedure is recommended for system administrators only.

Note: The LS-CHL LinkStation doesn’t support NT Domain in the US and the EU.

Create an account on the Domain Controller for the LinkStation.

Note: If there is an option to “Accept accounts for computers with Windows 2000 or earlier”,

then select it.

Click [Network] - [Workgroup/Domain] - [Modify Settings] in the Web Admin interface.

Follow the instructions in the previous section to add access restrictions to the domain.

1 Select [NT Domain]. 2 Enter [NT Domain Name]. 3 Enter [NT Domain Controller Name]. 4 Enter [Administrator Name]. 5 Enter [Administrator Password]. 6 Enter [WINS Server IP Address].(Optional) 7 Click [Save].

Notes:• You can enter up to 23 bytes(UTF-8) for [NT Domain Name]. Alphanumeric characters,

multi-byte characters, -(hyphen), _(underscore), and .(dot) may be used. Do not use a symbol as the rst character.

• You can enter up to 63 bytes(UTF-8) for [NT Domain Controller Name]. Do not use multi-

byte characters. Alphanumeric characters, -(hyphen), and _(underscore) may be used. Do not use a symbol as the rst character.

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