EDIMAX NS-2502 User Manual
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Introduction .................................................................................................. 4
Features ....................................................................................................... 4
Minimum Requirements .............................................................................. 4
Package Contents ........................................................................................ 4
Back Panel ................................................................................................... 5
Front Panel ................................................................................................... 6
Getting started ........................................................................................... 10
Chapter 1 Status .................................................................................... 16
1.1 Status ................................................................................................ 16
1.2 Log ..................................................................................................... 17
1.3 Notification ........................................................................................ 18
Chapter 2 Quick Setup .......................................................................... 20
2.1 Password .......................................................................................... 20
2.2 Network ............................................................................................. 21
2.3 Storage Server Name ....................................................................... 21
2.4 Turn on Functions ............................................................................ 22
2.5 Time Zone.......................................................................................... 23
2.6 Confirm Settings ............................................................................... 24
2.7 Apply Settings .................................................................................. 25
2.8 Shared folders automatically created by Quick Setup .................. 27
Chapter 3 Basic ...................................................................................... 28
3.1 Time Zone.......................................................................................... 28
3.2 Password .......................................................................................... 29
Chapter 4 Network ................................................................................. 30
Chapter 5 File/FTP Server ..................................................................... 32
5.1 Users ................................................................................................. 32
5.1.1 Add a New User ............................................................................. 33
5.2 Groups ............................................................................................... 34
5.2.1 Add a New Group .......................................................................... 35
5.3 Server Settings ................................................................................. 36
5.4 Shared Folders ................................................................................. 38
5.4.1 Add/Edit Shared Folder ................................................................. 40
5.4.2 Browse Dialog ................................................................................ 42
5.5 Easy Send ......................................................................................... 43
Chapter 6 BT Download ........................................................................ 45
6.1 Add BT Torrent ................................................................................. 47
6.2 Advanced Setting ............................................................................. 48
Chapter 7 Web/FTP Download .............................................................. 50
Chapter 8 Download Manager ............................................................... 52
8.1 Start Download Manager .................................................................. 52
8.2 Search for storage server ................................................................ 52
8.3 Login storage server ........................................................................ 53
8.4 Manage download items .................................................................. 54
8.4.1 Add a download item..................................................................... 55
8.4.2 Main menu ...................................................................................... 57
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8.5 Tray Icon ............................................................................................ 59
Chapter 9 iTunes Server ........................................................................ 60
Chapter 10 Media Server ...................................................................... 63
Chapter 11 Backup .................................................................................. 65
11.1 Add/Edit a Local Backup ............................................................... 65
Chapter 12 Surveillance ....................................................................... 67
12.1 Add/Edit IP Camera ....................................................................... 68
12.2 Search Local IP Cameras .............................................................. 68
12.3 Basic Information of IP camera .................................................... 68
12.4 Video Information of IP camera .................................................... 69
12.5 Recording Settings ........................................................................ 70
12.6 Schedule Settings ......................................................................... 71
Chapter 13 Tools ................................................................................... 73
13.1 Storage Tools ................................ ................................................. 73
13.1.1 Check & Fix Disk ........................................................................ 76
13.1.2 S.M.A.R.T. .................................................................................... 77
13.1.2.1 S.M.A.R.T. Advanced Setting .................................................. 78
13.1.2.2 S.M.A.R.T. Self-Test ................................................................. 79
13.1.3 Auto Partition & Format ............................................................. 80
13.1.4 Add a Partition ............................................................................ 81
13.2 Storage Status ............................................................................... 82
13.3 USB Copy ....................................................................................... 82
13.4 Configuration Tools ....................................................................... 83
13.5 Firmware Upgrade ......................................................................... 84
13.6 Reset .............................................................................................. 86
Chapter 14 Storage Server Management Wizard ................................ 87
14.1 Login the storage server ............................................................... 87
14.2 Quick Setup ................................................................................... 89
14.3 Extension Functions ..................................................................... 89
14.3.1 Install Extension Function ......................................................... 89
14.3.2 Remove Extension Function...................................................... 92
14.4 Upgrade Firmware ......................................................................... 95
Chapter 15 NetDisk Explorer ............................................................... 98
15.1 Login the storage server ............................................................... 98
15.2 Map Network Drive ...................................................................... 100
15.3 Use the file server ........................................................................ 101
15.4 Setup NetDisk Explorer ............................................................... 103
15.5 Use tools of NetDisk Explorer .................................................... 104
15.6 Disconnect Network Drive .......................................................... 104
15.7 Logout the storage server .......................................................... 105
15.8 Exit the NetDisk Explorer ............................................................ 105
15.9 Easy Send .................................................................................... 105
15.9.1 Easy Send History .................................................................... 107
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Introduction
Congratulations on purchasing this network storage server (NAS, Network Attached
Storage). This storage server lets you easily share your files in your network.
Simply plug in the hard disk drive, connect the LAN port to your network, and do
some basic settings, and you're ready to share files. The storage server provides a
total solution for the Small and Medium-sized Business (SMB) and the Small
Office/Home Office (SOHO) markets, giving you an instant way to share and
manage your files through network.
Features
- Supports two internal SATA hard disk drives
- Provides two USB ports for connecting USB mass storage devices
- Allows you to share your files via FTP or Network Neighborhood
- Allows you to share your multimedia content to DLNA compliant media adapters,
like Xbox 360, Sony PS3…
- Allows you to share your music to iTunes
- Provides Internet download engine which supports download through FTP, Web
and BitTorrent.
- High file transfer throughput (> 100Mbps)
- Equipped with one gigabit LAN port (10/100/1000M)
- Supports static IP and dynamic IP
- Easy to use both Windows-based and Web-based GUI for configuration and
management
Minimum Requirements
- One SATA hard disk drive
- Network Interface Card (NIC) for each Personal Computer (PC)
- Computer with a Web-Browser (Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher, Netscape
Navigator 7.2 or higher, Firefox 2.0.0.3 or higher)
Package Contents
- One Network Storage Server
- One Quick Installation Guide
- One User Manual/Utilities CD
- One Power Adapter
- Accessories
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Understand your Storage Server
Back Panel
The diagram below shows the storage server‟s back panel.
1) Local Area Network (LAN)
You should connect the LAN port of this storage server to your hub/switch, or one
LAN port of your router etc.
2) USB2
The USB2 port allows you to share your files stored in the USB mass storage
device plugged in.
Note: Please plug the external power of your USB mass storage devices before
you connect them to the storage server.
Note: If you have USB mass storage device (like USB external HDD), please plug it
to this storage server‟s USB 2 port, and plug the USB flash disk you wish to share
to the USB 1 port.
3) Power Switch
When the storage server is not working, switch the Power switch to “1” will switch
on the power and make the storage server start. When the storage server has been
shut down, switch the Power switch to “0” will switch off the power.
Note: Please do not directly switch off the power when the storage server is
running. This will make some data not correctly saved in the storage server and
may make the storage server not work properly. Before switch off the power, please
press Release button for more than 5 seconds to shut down the storage server first.
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Note: If you did not switch off the power after your previous shut down (just press
Release button for more than 5 seconds) and you want to start the storage server
now, you should switch off the power first and then switch on the power, and the
storage server will start again.
Note: After you shut down the storage server and before switch off the power, the
storage server is still providing power to the hard disk drives and the hard disk
drives are still running. You have to switch off the power after you shut down the
storage server to make the whole system completely stopped.
Front Panel
1) Release button
The Release button has three functions: (1) unplug the external USB mass storage,
(2) shut down the storage server, and (3) reset the configuration of the storage
server to factory default settings.
Unplug the external USB mass storage: When you press and hold Release
button for 2 seconds, the storage server will beep for 0.5 second to hint that
your command is detected. At this time, you should release the Release button
immediately if you want to unplug the external USB mass storage device
plugged in USB1 port. The storage server will take several seconds to unplug
the USB mass storage. When the LED of the USB1 port goes off, you can
safely detach the USB mass storage device from this storage server.
Shut down the storage server: You should press and hold Release button for
more than 5 seconds to start shutting down the storage server. Please ignore
the beep sound. The Power LED will keep flashing during the shutting down
process. When the Power LED goes off, the storage server is completely shut
down. You can now switch off the power by switch the Power switch to “0”.
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Restore factory default settings: If you want to reset the configuration of the
storage server to factory default settings, you should press and hold BOTH the
Release button and the Copy button at the same time for more than 5 seconds,
the storage server will beep for 2 seconds to hint that your command is
accepted. The Power LED will keep flashing during the restore process. After
the restore is complete, the storage server will restart itself automatically.
2) Copy button
The Copy button has two functions: (1) copy the content of one external USB mass
storage device to another attached storage device, and (2) reset the configuration
of the storage server to factory default settings.
Copy USB mass storage device: When you press and hold the Copy button
for 2 seconds, the storage server will beep for 0.5 second to hint that your
command is detected. At this time, you should release the Copy button
immediately if you want to copy the content of one external USB mass storage
device to another attached storage device. During the process of copy, the LED
of corresponding USB port will flash slowly. When the LED of corresponding
USB port stops flashing and is lit steady, the copy job is finished. If any error
occurs during the process of copy, the LED of corresponding USB port will
flash very fast. The default source storage is USB1, you can change the source
storage by USB Copy settings in Web user interface of storage server.
Restore factory default settings: Please refer to the description of Release
button.
Note: Before you trigger the USB Copy function by pressing the Copy button, make
sure that the destination folder has enough free space to store all data of the
source USB mass storage device.
Note: USB Copy function does not support length of file name longer than 255
bytes. If the source USB mass storage device contains any file with file name
longer than 255 bytes, the copy job will fail.
3) USB1
The USB1 port allows you to share your files stored in the USB mass storage
device plugged in.
Note: Please plug the external power of your USB mass storage devices before
you connect them to the storage server.
Note: If you have USB mass storage device (like USB external HDD), please plug it
to this storage server‟s USB 2 port, and plug the USB flash disk you wish to share
to the USB 1 port.
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LED
Light
Status
Description
Power
ON
Storage server is powered on
Off
Storage server is shut down
Slow
Flashing
Storage server is starting; or the storage server is
shutting down; or the storage server is restoring its
settings to factory default values.
LAN
ON
LAN port is connected
Off
LAN port is unconnected
Flashing
Data is transferring through the network
Status
ON
The storage server is working well
Off
The storage server is not ready to provide service.
Please go to the Web GUI to configure the storage
server.
Slow
Flashing
The storage server has some problem. Please go to the
Web GUI to check the status of the system to find out
the problem.
USB1
ON
USB storage device is connected to USB1 port
Off
USB storage device is not connected to USB1 port or is
not detected due to hard disk failure or the system is
doing partition/format on this hard disk drive.
4) LED
On the storage server‟s front panel there are LEDs, which show the status of this
storage server. Below is the list of each LED and its description.
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Slow
Flashing
The used space of the USB mass storage is over 95%
or the USB Copy tool is copying from the USB mass
storage device plugged to USB1 port.
Fast
Flashing
The USB mass storage is full or the USB Copy tool is
copying from the USB mass storage device plugged to
USB1 port, but this job faces some error and is stopped
(In this situation, the LED will keep flashing about 30
seconds and go off).
USB2
ON
USB storage device is connected to USB2 port
Off
USB storage device is not connected to USB2 port or is
not detected due to hard disk failure or the system is
doing partition/format on this hard disk drive.
Slow
Flashing
The used space of the USB mass storage is over 95%
or the USB Copy tool is copying from the USB mass
storage device plugged to USB2 port.
Fast
Flashing
The USB mass storage is full or the USB Copy tool is
copying from the USB mass storage device plugged to
USB2 port, but this job faces some error and is stopped
(In this situation, the LED will keep flashing about 30
seconds and go off).
HDD1
ON
Internal SATA hard disk drive is installed
Off
Internal SATA hard disk drive is not installed or is not
detected due to hard disk failure or the system is doing
partition/format on this hard disk drive.
Slow
Flashing
The used space of the internal SATA hard disk drive is
over 95% or the two internal SATA hard disk drives are
synchronizing in RAID 1 mode.
Fast
Flashing
This internal SATA hard disk drive is full or this internal
SATA hard disk drive has some problem in RAID mode
(For example the hard disk fails or is not installed or the
RAID function fails to use this hard disk).
HDD2
ON
Internal SATA hard disk drive is installed
Off
Internal SATA hard disk drive is not installed or is not
detected due to hard disk failure or the system is doing
partition/format on this hard disk drive.
Slow
Flashing
The used space of the internal SATA hard disk drive is
over 95% or the two internal SATA hard disk drives are
synchronizing in RAID 1 mode.
Fast
Flashing
This internal SATA hard disk drive is full or this internal
SATA hard disk drive has some problem in RAID mode
(For example the hard disk fails or is not installed or the
RAID function fails to use this hard disk).
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Getting started
This is a step-by-step instruction on how to start using the storage server.
1) Pull out the disk drawer from the case of storage server as shown in the setup
diagram below.
2) Fix your SATA hard disk drive in the drawer by screws as shown in the setup
diagram below.
3) Push the disk drawer with hard disk drive installed back into the case of storage
server as shown in the setup diagram below.
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The disk drawer is
not safely installed
Note: Please make sure the disk drawer is safely installed.
For example, please DO NOT install hard disk by the way showed in the following
pictures.
4) Plug the power adaptor to the storage server and connect the storage server to
your network as shown in the setup diagram below.
5) Power on the storage server by pressing the power switch of the storage server
on as shown in the setup diagram below.
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6) When the Power LED is steady lit, the storage server is ready.
7) There are two methods to setup the storage server: (1) Use the Windows-based
Storage Server Management Wizard utility to do the basic setup; (2) Use the
Web-based GUI to do the advanced setup, just go to the next step.
8) The default IP address of storage server is 192.168.2.5. The PC to setup the
storage server should be in the same subnet as the storage server. If the IP
address of your PC is not in the range of 192.168.2.1~254, please modify the
Windows IP address of your PC as following diagram. If you have used
Windows-based Storage Server Wizard utility to setup the IP of the Storage
Server, you can skip this step, because the IP of the Storage Server and your
PC should be in the same subnet now.
Note: If you have to modify the Windows IP address of your PC, please
remember the original Windows IP address settings of your PC. After you
finished the whole quick setup procedure, you have to modify the Windows IP
address settings of your PC back to the original values to make your PC work
well.
9) Once the IP address of your PC is in the same subnet of the storage server,
enter the URL of default IP address http://192.168.2.5 (default IP address of
this storage server) into your PC‟s web browser and press <enter>. If you have
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modified the IP of the Storage Server by some way, for example, by using the
Windows-based Storage Server Wizard utility, please use the new IP of Storage
Server.
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10) The login screen below will appear. Enter the “User Name” and “Password”
and then click <OK> to login.
Note: By default the user name is “admin” and the password is “1234”.
When you see the screen below, you are ready to setup the storage server.
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Status (Chapter 1)
This page displays the status and basic information of the storage server.
Quick Setup (Chapter 2)
Quick Setup will guide you through the basic settings of the storage server.
Basic (Chapter 3)
This section contains basic configurations such as: Time Zone and Password.
Network (Chapter 4)
This section contains network configurations such as: IP and DNS.
File/FTP Server (Chapter 5)
This section contains File Server and FTP Server configurations such as: User
Management, Group Management, File Server and FTP Server sharing policies.
BT Download (Chapter 6)
This section contains BT Download configurations such as: Torrent Management
and Download Status.
Web/FTP Download (Chapter 7)
This section contains Web Download and FTP Download configurations such as:
Download URL Management and Download Status.
Download Manager (Chapter 8)
This section contains usage of Windows Download Manager utility which let you
manage your BT/Web/FTP download items.
iTunes Server (Chapter 9)
This section contains iTunes Server configurations such as: Media Folder
Management, Server Status and User Status.
Media Server (Chapter 10)
This section contains Media Server configurations such as: Media Folder
Management and Rescan Interval.
Backup (Chapter 11)
This section contains Backup configurations.
Surveillance (Chapter 12)
This section contains Surveillance configurations.
Tools (Chapter 13)
This section contains Configuration Tools such as: Disk Drive Partition and Format
Tools, Storage Status, USB Copy Tool, Configuration Backup and Restore Tool,
Firmware Upgrade Tool, System Reset Tool.
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Parameter
Description
System Time
Current system time.
MAC Address
The MAC address of this storage server.
Firmware Version
The version of storage server firmware.
Server Name
The name of this storage server. This is the file server name
that shows in My Network Places on client computer.
Workgroup
The My Network Places group this file server will join.
Description
The description of this storage server.
IP Address
The IP address used by this storage server in your network.
Subnet Mask
The IP Subnet Mask of your LAN segment.
Gateway
The gateway IP address of your network.
Chapter 1 Status
1.1 Status
This page displays the status and basic information of the Storage Server.
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Parameter
Description
Type
Logs are categorized into several types. Please select a
suitable type of log that you want to check.
Key Words
You can enter key words here and click “Search” to let the
system searches all log information that contain the key
words.
Save
Click “Save” to download and save the log information into
your PC.
Clear
Click “Clear” to clear the log information of the selected type.
|<<
Move to the first page of log.
<<
Move to the previous page of log.
>>
Move to the next page of log.
>>|
Move to the last page of log.
1.2 Log
This page displays the log information of the Storage Server.
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Parameter
Description
E-mail Notification
Function
Select to enable/disable E-mail Notification Function.
Primary E-mail
The e-mail address of the e-mail box that will receive
notification e-mail messages.
Secondary E-mail
The e-mail address of the e-mail box that will receive
notification e-mail messages.
SMTP Server
The address of the SMTP Server that the storage server will
use to send notification e-mail messages. You should refer
to your e-mail service provider for the correct address.
SMTP Port
The port number of the SMTP Server that the storage server
will use to send notification e-mail messages. You should
refer to your e-mail service provider for the correct port
number.
Secure
Connection (SSL)
is required
Select it if your e-mail service provider requires it.
Authentication
Select it and fill in the login information below if your e-mail
1.3 Notification
This page let you to setup e-mail account that the storage server will use to send
notification e-mail to you when the status of the storage server changes. You can
assign two e-mail addresses (primary and secondary) for notification. Both e-mail
boxes will receive the notification messages.
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Required
service provider requires you to provide user name and
password when using the e-mail service.
Username
The user name required by SMTP server.
Password
The password required by SMTP server.
Confirm Password
The password required by SMTP server. It should be the
same with the password above.
E-mail Subject
The subject of the e-mail notification messages sent by the
storage server.
E-mail Language
The language of the content of the e-mail notification
messages sent by the storage server.
Send a test
message
Click this button and the storage will send a test e-mail
notification message to the provided e-mail boxes. If you
receive the test e-mail notification message, it means your
e-mail notification settings are correct.
E-mail Notification
Events
Select types of notifications that you want the storage server
send to you by e-mail.
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Chapter 2 Quick Setup
Quick Setup will guide you through the basic settings of the storage server step by
step. When you click “Quick Setup” in the left menu, a Quick Setup window will pop
up.
Note: If this is the first time the internal SATA hard disk drive is used in the storage
server, the storage server will automatically erase old partitions and data in the
internal SATA hard disk drive and re-create partition and format the internal SATA
hard disk drive. Please make sure original valuable data in the internal SATA hard
disk drive is backed up before doing Quick Setup.
2.1 Password
Enter the new password of storage server. A valid password should consist of 0~30
alphanumeric characters. The New Password and the Confirm Password should be
the same.
Click “Next” to go to the next step of Quick Setup.
Click “Cancel” to abort the Quick Setup. Any modified settings during this Quick
Setup session will not take effect.
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2.2 Network
Setup the IP address and DNS address of the storage server. You can manually
assign IP address or let the storage server to obtain IP address from DHCP server
automatically. For more detail information, you can refer to Chapter 4.
Click “Prev” to go to the previous step of Quick Setup.
Click “Next” to go to the next step of Quick Setup.
Click “Cancel” to abort the Quick Setup. Any modified settings during this Quick
Setup session will not take effect.
2.3 Storage Server Name
Assign a name to the storage server. A valid storage server name consists of 4~15
case sensitive alphanumeric and underline characters.
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Click “Prev” to go to the previous step of Quick Setup.
Click “Next” to go to the next step of Quick Setup.
Click “Cancel” to abort the Quick Setup. Any modified settings during this Quick
Setup session will not take effect.
2.4 Turn on Functions
Select functions that you want to turn on.
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Click “Prev” to go to the previous step of Quick Setup.
Click “Next” to go to the next step of Quick Setup.
Click “Cancel” to abort the Quick Setup. Any modified settings during this Quick
Setup session will not take effect.
2.5 Time Zone
Select the time zone of your location. You can also assign daylight saving period if
you need. During this configuration, the storage server will synchronize its time with
your computer and remember it. After this configuration, the storage server will also
automatically try to synchronize its time with public time server in Internet every
time when it restarts.
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Click “Prev” to go to the previous step of Quick Setup.
Click “Next” to go to the next step of Quick Setup.
Click “Cancel” to abort the Quick Setup. Any modified settings during this Quick
Setup session will not take effect.
2.6 Confirm Settings
List the setting values of Quick Setup for your confirmation.
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Click “Prev” to go to the previous step of Quick Setup.
Click “Apply” to make all the settings of Quick Setup take effect.
Click “Cancel” to abort the Quick Setup. Any modified settings during this Quick
Setup session will not take effect.
2.7 Apply Settings
After you click “Apply” in the confirmation page, the following page will display and
the Quick Setup will start to apply the settings to the storage server. It will take
several minutes to apply the settings.
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After the Quick Setup settings values are applied, the storage server will restart and
the following page will display. Please wait for a while.
Click “Finish” after the storage server restarts.
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2.8 Shared folders automatically created by Quick Setup
Quick Setup will automatically create some shared folders for you. The shared
folder names and their usage are listed as follows:
Public_hdd1: You can access “Public_hdd1” anonymously with reading and
writing privilege by FTP and Network Neighborhood (Samba). The absolute
path in the storage server of “Public_hdd1” is “[HDD1]C:\Public\”.
Media: The “Media” folder is located under the “Public_hdd1” folder, so the
“Media” folder is also accessible by FTP and Network Neighborhood (Samba)
with reading and writing privilege. The music files in “Media” folder can be
accessed by iTunes clients. The video, music and image files in “Media” folder
can be accessed by DLNA compliant media adapters like Sony PS3, Xbox
360…etc. The absolute path in the storage server of “Media” is
“[HDD1]C:\Public\Media\”.
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Parameter
Description
Set Time Zone
Select the time zone of the country you are living. The
storage server will set its time based on your selection.
Time Server
Address
You can manually assign time server address if the default
time server does not work.
Daylight Savings
The storage server can also take Daylight savings into
account. If you wish to use this function, you must check/tick
the enable box to enable your daylight saving configuration
(below)
Times From
Select the period in which you wish to start using daylight
saving
Times to
Select the period in which you wish to stop using daylight
saving
Set System Date
and Time
If your network is not connected to the Internet, the storage
server will have no chance to get correct time from the time
server. In this case, you can manually assign current time
here.
Chapter 3 Basic
The basic configurations include the Time Zone and Password setup pages.
3.1 Time Zone
The Time Zone allows this storage server to base its time on the settings
configured here. This will affect functions such as update time of files stored in this
storage server.
Click <Apply> at the bottom of the screen to save the configurations.
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Description
Current
Password
Enter your current password.
New Password
Enter your new password.
Confirmed
Password
Enter your new password again for verification purposes.
3.2 Password
You can change the password required to log into the management GUI of the
storage server. By default, the password is “1234”. Please change the password as
soon as possible, and store it in a safe place. Password can contain 0 to 30
alphanumeric characters, and are case sensitive.
Note: If you forget your password, you have to reset the storage server to the
factory default (password is “1234”) with the “Release” and ”Copy” buttons (see
front panel of the storage server).
Click <Apply> at the bottom of the screen to save the configurations.
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