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CELVIN® NAS

Operating Manual

Your CELVIN® NAS Server… 5

Installing the NAS 14

Connecting to the NAS 25

Copying data using the front USB port 53

Web Server 55

FTP server 57

Using the Qsync synchronisation software 58

NetBak Replicator 64

Surveillance station 66

Firmware update 72

NAS maintenance 74

Troubleshooting RAID operation errors 78

Technical data 82

GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE 83

Remarks

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Contents

Your CELVIN®NASServer… ........................................................... 5

Notational conventions .................................................................. 6

Safety instructions ...................................................................... 7

CEmarking ............................................................................ 7

FCCCompliance Statement ............................................................. 8

FCCClassBCompliance Statement .................................................. 8

FCCRadiationExposure Statement .................................................. 9

Hardware overview ...................................................................... 10

CELVIN®NASQE707 ............................................................... 10

CELVIN®NASQE807 ............................................................... 12

Installing the NAS . . . .................................................................. 14

List of recommended h

System ventilation ...................................................................... 14

System status chec

Overview of LED ind

Alarmbuzzer ....................................................................... 17

Conﬁguring the so Connecting a netw

Connecting totheNAS ................................................................. 25

Using the public folder (public network share) . ............................................ 25

Administering the NAS via a Web browser under Windows . . . . ............................. 27

Administrations interface ................................................................. 28

Opening themainmenu ............................................................. 29

Open the Control Panel/Applications . . . . . . ............................................ 31

Accessing the NASfromLinux ........................................................... 32

Storage management . .................................................................. 33

Use ﬂexible volume management . . ................................................... 33

Architecture of the ﬂexible volume management . . . .................................... 33

Creating a new storage pool . . ....................................................... 34

Expanding storage pool capacity online . . . ............................................ 36

Creating anewvolume .............................................................. 42

Expanding volume capacity online . ................................................... 45

Creating a new block-based iSCSI-LUN (Internet sma ll comput er systems interface - logical

unitnumberdiskdrive) .............................................................. 47

Expanding iSCSI-LUNcapacityonline ................................................ 51

Copying

WebServer ............................................................................ 55

MySQLadministration ................................................................... 56

SQLite administration ................................................................... 56

FTP se

UsingtheQsyncsynchronisationsoftware ............................................. 58

Getting started .......................................................................... 58

datausingthe front USB port .................................................

rver .............................................................................

Requirements for the use of Qsync ................................................... 58

Create a user account on the NAS . ................................................... 58

Install Qsync utility .................................................................. 58

Logon atNAS ...................................................................... 59

arddisks ..........................................................

ks ...................................................................

icators &systemstatus ...........................................

ftware settings .........................................................

orkdrive ..............................................................

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Contents

StartusingQsync ................................................................... 59

Synchronisation ......................................................................... 60

Ofﬂineediting ....................................................................... 60

Filesharingviadownload links ........................................................... 61

Sharefolderwithagroup ............................................................ 62

Synchronisation manager ................................................................ 62

Add ﬁlesand view the synchronisation resultontheNAS ............................... 62

Control synchronisation process ...................................................... 62

Informationonsynchronisation andsharing ............................................ 63

Manage or track Qsync status via web browser . . . . . . .................................. 63

NetBak Replicator ..................................................................... 64

InstallingNetBakReplicator .............................................................. 64

UsingNetBakReplicator ................................................................. 65

Surveillance station . . . . ................................................................ 66

Prepare IPcamera ...................................................................... 66

Prepare USBwebcam(optional) ......................................................... 68

Setup Surveillance Station .............................................................. 69

Usefurthercameras .................................................................... 70

Firmware update ....................................................................... 72

Updating the system ﬁrmware using Fujitsu Qﬁnder ........................................ 73

NASmaintenance ...................................................................... 74

Shutting down/rebooting the server . . . . . . ................................................. 74

Resetting theadministratorpasswordandnetwork settings ................................. 75

Failure ormalfunction ofa hard disk ...................................................... 76

Power failure or abnormal shut down . . . . ................................................. 76

Abnormal system software behaviour . . . . ................................................. 76

System temperatureprotection ........................................................... 76

Conﬁgure EuP (conﬁguration for compliance with legal standby requirements) ............... 77

Troubleshooting RAID operation errors ................................................ 78

Troubleshooting . . ....................................................................... 79

Replacing hard disks during ongoing operation . . . ......................................... 80

RAID restore ........................................................................... 81

Technical data ......................................................................... 82

GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE ...................................................... 83

TERMS AND CONDITIONS ............................................................. 84

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Your CELVIN® NAS Server…

Thank you for purchasing a CELVIN® NAS! These operating instructions provide detailed information on the use of this product. Please read the instructions care fully to enjoy the full beneﬁt of the powerful functions offered by the CELVIN® NAS!

The CELVIN® NAS is hereinafter also referred to as N AS.

It is available in two device versions: as a model with 2 hard d isks (QE707) or as a model with 4 hard disks (QE807)

Back up your system regularly to avoid any potential data loss. F ujitsu Technolo gy Solutions will not accept responsibility for the loss of or the recovery of any data in any form.

QE707

For more

safety notes

Safety Notes

information, see "www.celvin.com".

QE807

sa f ety not

e s

Safety Notes

D i spla

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Your CELVIN® NAS Server…

Notational conventions

Pay particular attention to text marked with this symbol. Failure to observe these warnings could pose a risk to health, damage the device or lead to loss of data. The warranty will be invalidated if the device becomes defective through failure to observe these warnings.

Indicates important informa

tion for the proper use of the device.

►



This font

"This font"

Key

Indicates instructions d endanger your health or l

Indicates an activity that must be performed

Indicates a result

indicates data ente the command line, e. start a program (sta

indicates

• terms and texts us

• names of programs or ﬁles, e.g. Windows or setup.exe.

indicates

• cross-references to another section, e.g. "Safety information"

• cross-refere information,

• Names of CDs, DVDs and titles or designations for other materials, e.g.: "CD/DVD Drivers & Utilities" or "Safety/Regulations" m anual

indicates a key on the keyboard, e.g:

isplayed on the device. Failure to observe them will

ead to physical damage.

red using the keyboard in a program dialogue or at

g. your password (Name123) or a command used to rt.exe)

ed in a software interface, e.g.: Click on Save

nces to an external source, e.g. a web address: For more

go to "

http://www.fujitsu.com/fts/"

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Safety instructions

To prevent ﬁres, the CELVIN® NAS QE707/QE807 must only be operated with the original adapter

Delta Electronics, Inc. DPS65VB 12V DC / 5,417 A (CELVIN® NAS QE707)

Delta Electronics, Inc. DPS90AB-3 12V DC / 7,5 A (CELVIN® NAS QE807)

Your CELVIN® NAS Server…

The supplied AC/DC mains CELVIN® NAS QE707/QE807

• Your NAS can operate normally in temperatures of 0 to 40ºC and with a relative humidity of 20 to 80%. Please make sure that its operating environment is well ventilated.

• The power cord and devices connected to the NAS must be connected to a suitable pow er source (90 to 264 V, 100 W)

• Do not place the NAS in direct sun light or near chemicals. Make sure that the temperature and humidity of the environment are within the permitted ranges.

• Unplug the power cord and separate all connected cables before cleaning the device. Wipe the device with a dry towel. Do not use a chemical cleaning agent or aerosol to clean your NAS.

• Do not place any objects on top of the NAS for the server’s normal operation and to avoid overheating.

• When installing a hard disk in the NAS, use the ﬂat head screws in the product package to ﬁt the hard disk in the NAS.

• Do not place the NAS near any liquid.

• Do not place th e NAS on any uneven surface to avoid falling off and damage.

• Make sure the voltage is correct in the location where the NAS is installed. If you are uncertain, contact t hedistributor or the local power supply company for information.

• Do not place any objects on the power cord.

• Never try to repair your NAS yourself. Improper disassembly of the product mayexpose users to electric shock or other risks. For any enquiries, please contact thedistributor.

adapter must only be used with the

CE marking

CE marking for devices without wireless component supplied at launch from 20 July 2007

The shipped version of this device complies with the requirements of EU directives 2014/30/EC "Electromagnetic Compatibility", 2014/35/EC "Low voltage directive", 2009/125/EC "Ecodesign directive" and 2011/65/EC "RoH S directive".

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Your CELVIN® NAS Server…

FCC Compliance Statement

If the device complies with the FCC regulations, the FCC sign can be found on the type rating plate.

FCC Class B Compliance State

DOC (INDUSTRY CANADA) NOTICES Notice to Users of Radios and Television:

This class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

The following statement applies to the product s covered in this manual, unless otherwise speciﬁed herein. The statement for other products will appear in the accompanying documentation.

NOTE:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a "Class B" digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules and meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Standard ICES-003 for digital apparatus. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in strict accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television r ece p tion, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the s

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

• Consult the d

Fujitsu is not responsible for any radio or television interference caused by unauthorized modiﬁcations of this equipment or the substitution or attachment of connecting ca bles and equipment other than those speciﬁed by Fujitsu. The correction of interferences caused by such unauthorized modiﬁcation, substitution or attachment will be the responsibility of the user.

The use of shielded I/O cables is required when connecting this equipment to any and all optional peripheral or host devices. Failure to do so may violate FCC and ICES rules.

eparation between equipment and the receiver.

ealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

ment

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Your CELVIN® NAS Server…

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment.

The Bluetooth antenna is located on the middle top and is exempt from minimum distance criteria due to its low power.

The transmitters in this device mu st not be co-located or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

To prevent radio interference to the licensed service, this device is intended to be operated indoors and away from windows to provide maximum shielding. Equipment (or its transmit antenna) that is installed outdoors is subject to licensing.

Users are not authorized to modify this product. Any modiﬁcations invalidate the warranty.

This equipment may not be modiﬁed, altered, or changed in any way without signed written permission from Fujitsu. Unauthorized modiﬁcation will void the equipment authorization from the FCC and Industry Canada and the warranty.

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Your CELVIN® NAS Server…

Hardware overview

CELVIN® NAS QE707

Front

STATUS

LAN

USB

HDD1

HDD2

1 = LED indicators: Status, LAN, USB 2 = LED indicators: HDD 1-2

4 = One-touch copy button 5=USB3.0

3 = On/Off switch

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Rear

Your CELVIN® NAS Server…

1 = Kensington security slot 2 = Reset button for password and

network settings

3 = 2 x Gigabit LAN

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4=2xUSB3.0 5 = Power supply

Your CELVIN® NAS Server…

CELVIN® NAS QE807

Front

STATUS

LAN

USB

HDD1

HDD2

HDD3

HDD4

1 = LED indica tor

s: Status, USB, LAN 2 = LED indicators: HDD 1-4 3 = On/Off switc

4 = One-touch cop 5=USB3.0

y button

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Rear

Your CELVIN® NAS Server…

1 = Kensington security slot 2 = Reset button for password and

network settings

3 = 2 x Gigabit LAN

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4=2xUSB3.0 5 = Power supply

Installing the NAS

For information on hard disk installation and initial operation, please refer to the "Quick Start Guide".

To make sure that the NAS works correctly, pay attention to LEDs and alarm buzzer sounds during installation.

To install the NAS, proc

► Switch on the NAS. ► Connect the NAS to the same network as your PC.

See "System status checks", Pag e 15 for more information.

eed as follows:

List of recommended hard disks

This product will work with 2.5/3.5 inch SATA hard disks from major hard disk manufacturers. For a list of compatible hard disks, see "

Fujitsu Technology Solutions will accept no liability whatsoever for any product defects/faulty operation, and/or any time and costs associated with data loss/data recovery, insofar as the cause can be attributed to misuse or improper installation of hard disks, regardless of the circumstances or for whatever reason.

When installing a hard disk (new or used), which has not yet been installed ontheNAS,pleasenotethatthiswillﬁrst be formatted an d subdivided automatically and all disk data will be deleted.

http://support.ts.fujitsu.com".

System ventilation

When setting up the device, ensure that sufﬁcient ventilation will be available at all times. The air inlets on the product must not be covered, as otherwise it is not possible to guarantee that the system will receive sufﬁcient ventilation, which may lead to the product being damaged.

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Installing the NAS

System status checks

The NAS is ﬁtted with LED indicators to show the system status and further information. When you switch on the NAS, check the following items to make sure that the system is working normally. Please note that the information provided by the LEDs described below is only valid if the hard disks have been correctly installed and the NAS is connected to the network and the power supply.

The image below shows the CE LVIN® NAS QE807.

1 = System status 2=LAN 3=USB

STATUS

LAN

USB

HDD1

HDD2

HDD3

HDD4

4 = HDD 1 - 2 (QE707)

HDD 1 - 4 (QE807)

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Installing the NAS

Overview of LED indicators & system status

LED Colour LED status Description

• The NAS hard disk is being formatted.

• The NAS is being initialised.

• The system ﬁrmware is being updated.

• RAID restore in progress.

• Online RAID capacity expansion in progress.

• Online RAID level migration in progress

• The hard disk is not working.

• The hard disk is full.

• The hard disk is almost full.

• The system fan is not working.

• An error occurred while accessing hard disk data (read/write).

• A faulty sector has been identiﬁed on the hard disk.

• The NA S is in degraded write-protected mode (two drives in a RAID 5 or RAID 6 conﬁguration are faulty; the hard disk data can still be read).

• Error during hardware self-test.

The NAS is in degraded mode (one member drive fails in RAID 1, RAID 5 or R AID 6 conﬁguration).

• The NAS is booting up.

• The NAS has not b een conﬁgured.

• The hard disk has not been formatted.

All the hard disks in the NAS are in standby mode.

The NAS is being accessed over the network.

A read/write error occurred whilst accessing data on the hard disk.

An error occurred whilst reading/writing to the hard disk.

The hard disk can be accessed.

System status Red/Green

LAN Orange

HDD

Red/Green

Flashes green and red alternately every 0.5 sec

Red

Flashes red every 0.5 sec.

Flashes green every 0.5 sec.

Green The NAS is ready for use.

Off

Orange The NAS is connected to the network.

Flashing orange

Flashing red

Red

Flashing green Hard disk data is being accessed.

Green

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LED Colour LED status Description

• A USB device has been identiﬁed a front USB port.

• A USB device has been removed from the front USB port of the NAS.

• Access to the USB device at the port of the NAS.

• Data is being copied from o r to the external USB device

A USB device has been identiﬁed on the front (after connection of the device).

• No USB device found.

•TheNAShasﬁnished copying the data from or two the USB device at the front U SB port.

USB

Flashes blue every 0.5 sec.

Blue

Off

Alarm buzzer

The alarm buzzer can be deactivated under Control Panel - Hardware.

The beep that sounds when the device is started up cannot be deactivated.

Signal tone No. of repetitions Description

• The NAS is booting up.

• The NAS is shutting down (software shut

Short beep (0.5 sec)

Short beep

Short beep (0.5 sec),

Long beep (1.5 sec)

(0.5 sec) 3

3, every 5 mins.

down).

• The user pressed the reboot button to reboot the NAS.

• The system ﬁrmware was updated.

An attempt i to an exter front USB p

The system fan is not w orking.

• The hard disk is almost full.

• The hard disk is full.

• All the hard disks in the NAS are in degraded

• The user starts the hard disk recovery

• The NAS is in forced shut down (hardware

•The

s being made to copy NAS data

nal storage device connected to the

ort, but the data cannot be copied.

mode.

process.

shut down).

NAS started successfully and is ready

use.

for

Installing the NAS

tthe

front USB

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Installing the NAS

Conﬁguring the software settings

► Visit the website "www.fujitsu.com/fts/downloads". ► Select your NAS model. ► Select Downloads and then Applications. ► Download Fujitsu Qﬁnder and start the installation. ► Follow the screen instructions to install Fujitsu Qﬁnder.

Fujitsu Qﬁnder will then run automatically.



► If the programme does not start automatically, double-click on the Qﬁnder shortcut on the desktop.

If you are using Windows 7/8/10, the following window will be displayed:



► Set a checkmark against Private networks, such as my h ome or work network. ► Click o



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n Allow access.

Fujitsu QFinder detects the NAS on the network and if necessary asks whether Quick Setup should be run.

Installing the NAS

► Click on Yes to continue.

If the NAS could not be found, click o n Refresh to retry.

Check that you h ave installed a hard disk in the NAS.

Note that during NAS set up, the installed hard disk will be formatted and all the data on it will be lost.

► Follow the instructions for initial conﬁguration.

The conﬁguration process may take up to twenty minutes if the hard disk used has a capacity larger than 1 TB.

► Selec

t the desired disk conﬁg uration for the NAS Server:



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Installing the NAS

Conﬁguration

Description

Individual data carrier Every hard disk is used as an individual

disk. If one disk is damaged, all data is lost.

JBOD (a network of hard disks) JBOD is a network of hard disks

does not offer any RAID protec The data is stored consecuti physical disks. The stora corresponds to the total o

e network.

RAID 0 data carrier

resolution

the individual disks in th

RAID 0 (striping data carrier) combines

which

tion.

vely on the ge capacity f all capacities of

2 or more hard disks in one larger data carrier. T he data is stored on the hard disks without parity information, and no redundancy is offered.

The storage capacity corresponds to the total of all capacities of the individual disks in the network.

RAID 1 data carrier mirroring RAID 1 copies the data between two hard

disks to enable data carrier mirroring. To create a RAID 1 network, 2 hard disks are required.

The storage capacity of a RAID 1 hard disk drive corresponds to the size of the smallest hard disk.

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Installing the NAS

Conﬁguration

Description

RAID 5 data carriers The data is distributed to all hard disks in

the RAID 5 network. The parity information issavedoneachharddisk.Ifonehard disk in th e n etwork fails, the network transfers to degenerated mode. After the failed hard disk has been replaced with anewharddisk,thedatafromtheother disks in the network, which contain the same parity information, can be restored.

To create a R AID 5 network, at least 3 hard disks are required. The storage capacity of a RAID 5 network is equal to (N - 1 (s i ze of the smallest hard disk)). N is the total number of hard disks in the arrangement.

RAID 6 data carriers The data is distributed to all hard disks

in the RAID 6 network. RAID 6 differs from RAID 5 in that a second set of parity information is distributed across all disks in the network. The network can tolerate the failure of two disks.

To create a R AID 6 network, at least 4 hard disks are required. The storage capacity of a RAID 6 network is equal to (N - 2 (s i ze of the smallest hard disk)). N is the total number of hard disks in the arrangement.

RAID 10 data carriers

RAID 10 combin RAID 0 and RAI offers secur second set o striping on speed up th

RAID 10 req disks (at capacity is (size o

ray) N/2. N is the number of hard

in the ar

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least 4 hard disks). The storage of the RAID 10 hard disk volum e f hard disk w ith lowest capacity

► Click on Next a nd then on Start installation.

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Installing the NAS

Connecting a network drive

► Start the Fujitsu Qﬁnder.

► Open the menu Too l s - Map N e t w o r k D r i v e .

The NAS offers several standard network shares.



► Select the network share that should be mapped as a network drive and click on Network Share.

Download, Multimedia, USB and We b are standard network releases for the use of Download Station, Multimedia Station, external USB storage devices (auto m atic copy function) or web servers. Recordings is the standard network share for using the Surveillance Station.

► Enter the

Standard user name: admin

Default password: admin

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default user name and password.

Installing the NAS

► Select the drive letter to be used for the co nnection and click on Finish.

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Installing the NAS

► Once a connection has been successfully established, the network share will become

available for use as a local data carrier in Windows Explorer.

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Connecting to the NAS

ConnectingtotheNAS

Using the public folder (public network share)

The NAS public folder can be accessed in the following ways:

► Open Network Neighborhood and locate the NAS work group . ► If the server cannot be fo ► Double click the name of the NAS to esta blish a connection.

► Click on Start - Run or keep the Windows key on your keyboard pressed a nd press the ► Enter \\[NAS name] or \\[NAS IP] to access the shared folders on the NAS.

The placeholders [NAS name] and [NAS IP] represent the name and IP address of your NAS. You can use the Fujitsu Qﬁnder to access this information.

und, then please search the whole network for the NAS.

key.

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Connecting to the NAS

► Enter your user name and password.

Standard user name: admin

Default password: admin

Files can be uploaded to the network shares.

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Connecting to the NAS

Administering the NAS via a Web browser under Windows

The NAS Web administration page can be accessed by the following methods:

► Find the NAS via Fujitsu Qﬁnder and click on Connect. ► Open a w eb browser and enter http://[NAS IP]:8080.

The default NAS IP is 169.254.100.100:8080. If the NAS has been conﬁgured to use DHCP, then the Fujitsu Qﬁnder can be used to check the IP address of the NAS. Make sure that the NAS is connected to the same subnet as the computer that is running Qﬁnder.IfitisnotpossibletosearchfortheIPaddressoftheNAS,please try connecting the NAS directly to the computer. Then restart Fujitsu Qﬁnder.

► Enter the user name and password to log in.

Standard user name: admin

Default password: admin

The NAS supports encrypted SSL login. This allows the server to be conﬁgured and ma naged over and encrypted data link.

► To use this function, check the Secure login box on the administration page

before logging in to the server.

If the NAS is situated behind a NAT gateway and it is necessary to allow access to the N AS using secu re login over the Internet, then Port 443 must be op en on the NAT and mapped to the LAN IP of the NAS.

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Connecting to the NAS

Administrations interface

After performing the initial conﬁguration of the NAS and logging in, the administration interface will be displayed.

1 = Desktop area with various applications 2 = System control 3 = Display desktop 4 = Main menu 5 = Search 6 = Background tasks 7 = External devices

To display the administration interface, a scree n resolution of at least 1024 x 768 is recommended.

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8=Notiﬁcations and warnings 9 = Personal settings 10 = Restart, shut down, log off 11 = Help, language, desktop features 12 = Control centre 13 = Next deskto p 14 = Trash

Connecting to the NAS

Opening the main menu

The main menu consists of two parts:

•Systems The sub-items enable access to the settings for the main NAS functions.

• Applications The sub-items allow access to installed applications which are either provided and maintained

by QNAP Systems, Inc. or have been designed and submitted by independent developers and approved by QNAP Systems, Inc. These applications can be installed via the App Centre.

Please note that Fujitsu accepts no liability for the content, function and security of these applications. If you have any problems with these applications, please contact the respective developer directly.

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Connecting to the NAS

► Click on .

The main menu is displayed.

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Open the Control Panel/Applications

► Click on the Con trol Panel or one of the applications.

A new window opens within the desktop area.



Connecting to the NAS

If you open a third party application, a new browser window will open instead of a window within the desktop area.

► Click on the Help button

more information about the respective menu or application.

minimise a window. You can maximise the window aga in later using the task bar.

► Click

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to maximise a window.

to close a window.

in the top right-hand corner of the window to ﬁnd out

Connecting to the NAS

Accessing the NAS from Linux

In addition to operating systems from Microsoft, the NAS also supports Linux systems using the NFS service.

► In Linux, run the following command:

mount -t nfs <NAS IP address>:/<Network Share Name><Directory to Mount>

► For example, if the IP address of the NAS is 169.254.100.100 and the link to the network

share folder "public" should be created in the /mnt/pub directory, use the following command: mount -t nfs 169.254.100.100:/public /mnt/pub

The above command can only be executed when logged in as "root".

► Log in with the user name speciﬁed previously. The network share folder

can be accessed via the mounted directory.

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Storage management

Connecting to the NAS

Use ﬂexible volume managemen

The NAS has ﬂexible volume management to better manage your storage capacity. The storage pool combines drives in a larger storage space. The storage pool supports multiple RAID groups (RAID: redundant array of independent backup disks). This system provides ’redundant’ or duplicate d data backup and reduces the risk of data loss. With thin provisioning, storage space can be used more efﬁciently. Users can dynamically add or expand capacity as required, in order to use the storage f or th e intended applications.

Architecture of the ﬂexible volume management

HDD Management Storage Pool Volume

Shared

Folder 1

Volume 1

RAID Group 1

Shared

Folder 2

Shared Folder 3

Volume 2

Storage Pool

RAID Group 2

LUN 1

Hot Spare

LUN 2

Shared Folder

RAID Group 3

Internal Hard Drives RAID Expansion

Enclosure

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Connecting to the NAS

Creating a new storage pool

Note that all the data on the selected drives will be deleted.

► Select Storage manager > Storage space, and to open the storage creation

window, click on Create > New storage pool.

► Select the dri

suitable type

► Click on Next.

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ves which you want to add to the new storage pool and a of RAID for backups.

Connecting to the NAS

► Specify the reserved storage space for snapshot protection (the default

value is 20%) and click on Create.

Note that if "snapshot storage allocation" is deactivated, the system will automatically use unallocated storage space from the storage pool for snapshots. In this case, you must monitor the used storage space, in order to ensure that sufﬁcient storage space is available for n ew snapshots.

The new storage pool is now created.

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Connecting to the NAS

Expanding storage pool capacity online

There are two options for expanding the storage pool capacity:

• Creating a new RAID group for backups

• Adding drives to an existing RAID group

Note that all the data on the selected drives will be deleted.

Creating a new RAID group

► Select Storage manager > Storage space, click on Manage and then to open the assistant

for the storage pool expansion, click on Expand pool.

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► Select Create and add a new RAID group. ► Click on Next.

Connecting to the NAS

► Select th

type of R

e drives which you want t o add to the RAID group and a suitable

AID. Click on Next.

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Connecting to the NAS

► Conﬁrm your settings on the overview page, and to ﬁnish click on Expand.

The capacity of the

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storage pool will now be expanded.

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Adding drives to an existing RAID group

Note that RAID 0, RAID 10, single drive and JBOD ("just a bunch of disks") are not supported in a storage pool expansion.

Connecting to the NAS

► Select Storage

for the storage

► Selec

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t Add new data carrier(s) t o an existing RAID group,selectanexistingRAID

p from the drop-down list and then click on Next.

grou

manager > Storage space,clickonManage and then to open the assistant

pool expansion, click on Expand pool.

Connecting to the NAS

► Select a drive to be added to the RAID group, and click on Next.

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Connecting to the NAS

► Conﬁrm your settings on the overview page, and to ﬁnish click on Expand.

The capacity o f the storage pool will now be expanded.

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Connecting to the NAS

Creating a new volume

There are 3 options available:

• Static single volume (best performance)

• Thick multi-volume (good performance and ﬂexibility)

• Thin multi-volume (excellent ﬂexibility and storage efﬁciency)

► Select Storage manager > Storage space > Create and then to open the assistant

for creating a new volume, click on New volume.

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The procedure to be followed here is described below, using the example of a "Thick multi-volume".

► Select the name of the storage pool and then click on Next.

Connecting to the NAS

► Specify the volume capacity and the remaining options and then click on Next.

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Connecting to the NAS

► Conﬁrm your settings on the overview page, and then click on Finish.

A new volume will no

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w be created.

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Expanding volume capacity online

Connecting to the NAS

► Select Storage ma

► To open the assistant for changing the volume size, click on Expand v olume.

nager > Storage space, select a volume and click on Manage.

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Connecting to the NAS

► Specify the new capacity and click on Apply.

The capacity of the

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volume will now be expa nded.

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Connecting to the NAS

Creating a new block-based iSCSI-LUN (Internet small computer sy stems interfac e - l

► Select Storage manager > Storage space, and click on Create.

► To open the "iSCSI quick con ﬁguration assistant", click o n New iSCSI-LUN.

ogical unit number disk drive)

er for the LUN to be integrated b y an iSCSI initiator, it must

In or d

igned to an iSCSI target.

be ass

iSCSI target has been created before, you can do this now

If no

the option Only one iSCSI target.

with

an also select the option iSCSI target with an a llocated LUN to combine

You c

two individual steps required in a single operation.

the

► Select Only iSCSI-LUN and then click on Next.

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Connecting to the NAS

► Select Allocate storage from a storage pool as an iSCSI-LUN and select the storage pool. Click on Next.

► Enter a LUN name, select Thin Provisioning and specify the capacity. Click on Next.

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► Select an iSCSI target for mapp ing (imaging) and then click on Next.

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Connecting to the NAS

► Conﬁrm your settings on the overview page, and to ﬁnish click on Next.

A block-based iSCS

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I-LUN will now be created.

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Connecting to the NAS

Expanding iSCSI-LUN capa c ity online

► Select Storage manager > iSCSI storage, select an iSCSI-LUN and to open the

iSCSI-LUN conﬁguration page click on Action > Modify.

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Connecting to the NAS

► Enter the new capacity and to ﬁnish click on Apply.

The capacity of the vo lume will now be e xpanded.

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Copying data using the front USB port

Copying data using the front US

Data can be copied directly from an external drive to the NAS or vice versa by pressing the one-touch copy button on the front of the device. To use this function, follow the steps below:

► Make sure a hard disk has been installed and formatted in the NAS. This

will create the USB standard netw ork share.

► Switch on the NAS. ► Conﬁgure the function of the one-touch copy button on the page Backup

Manager - USB One-Touch Copy.

► Connect the USB drive (e.g. digital camera or ﬂash drive) to the front USB port on the NAS. ► Press the one-touch copy button. Data will be copied to the NAS according

to the previously deﬁned settings.

QE707

Bport

1 = One-touch copy button 2 = USB 3.0

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Copying data using the f ront USB port

QE807

1 = One-touch copy

This function NAS only copie

button

2=USB3.0

performs a n incremental backup. After the ﬁrst data backup, the

stheﬁles that have chang ed since the last backup.

If there are several partitions on the source storage device, a new folder fo r each partition is created on the target device as a backup folder. The backup folder is named after the backup date and partition number, YYYYMMDD-1 at partition 1, YYYYMMDD-2 at partition 2, etc. If the source storage device only contains one partition, the backup folder is simply named YYYYMMDD.

Files are with the s

copied from the source to the target. Extra ﬁles at the target are deleted; ﬁles ame name are overwritten by the source. The source data remains unchanged.

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Web Server

The NAS can be used to upload web pages, with the Web Server function providing a convenient way to manage a website. Interactive websites using Joomla!, PHP, and SQLite are also supported.

► Activate the web server function and enter the port number in the Control

Panel - Applications - Web Server.

► Web pages can be uploaded

– Using Samba: Open a web browser and enter \\[NAS IP]\Web or \\[NAS Name]\Web. Log in to the folder and upload the web pages.

– By FTP: Log in to the FTP service and upload the web pages to the folder.

– Using Web File Manager: Log in to the Web File Manager and upload the web pages to the folder.

The ﬁle index.html, index.htm, or index.php will be the home page of the website.

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to the web folder using the following methods:

► On the web server side, click on the http://[NAS IP] link to call up the web pages you

uploaded. Note that when Web Server is enabled, it is necessary to type http://[NAS IP]:8080 into the web browser to access the login page for the NAS.

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Web Server

MySQL administration

We recommend installing the phpMyAdmin plug-in from the App Centre as an MySQL administration tool. When the ﬁrmware is updated in future, phpMyAdmin will not be re-installed and none of the data in the database will be overwritten or changed.

The phpMyAdmin program ﬁles are created in the web share folders. It is possible to change the folder names and to access the database by entering the URL in the browser. The link on the Web management interface will not change however.

The default user name for MySQL is "root". The password is "admin". Change the root password immediately after logging in through the phpMyAdmin administration interface.

SQLite administrati

SQLiteManager is a multi-lingual, web-based tool for managing SQLite databases. You can download it from "

Follow the steps below or refer to the INSTALL ﬁle in the SQLiteManager-*.tar.gz download to install SQLiteManager.

► Extract the downloaded ﬁle SQLiteManager-*.tar.gz. ► Upload the extracted folder SQLiteManager-* to \\[NAS IP]\Web\. ► Open your web browser and call up "

The "*" symbol refe rs to the v ersion number of SQ LiteManage r.

http://www.sqlitemanager.org/".

http://[NAS IP]/SQLiteManager-*/".

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FTP server

The NAS supports the FTP service. To use the FTP s ervice, enable this function in Netw ork Service and follow the steps below:

► Open Internet Explorer and enter ftp://[NAS IP] or ftp://[NAS Name].

It is essential that secure passwords are used when using the FTP server. A secure password contains numbers, le tters and special characters.

FTP server

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Using the Qsync synchronisation sof

tware

Using the Qsync synchronisati

software

Getting started

Qsync is a cloud-based ﬁle synchronisation service enabled by CELVIN NAS. If you add ﬁles to your local Qsync folder, these ﬁles are available on your CELVIN NAS and all devices connected with it.

Requirements for the use of Qsync

► Ensure that the Qsync network services is activated on your NAS. ► Create NAS user accounts. ► Install the Qsync utility on the computer. ► Install CELVIN NAS Explorer on the mobile device. ► Log onto the NAS from your computer or mobile device (Qsync Clients).

Create a user acc

► As a NAS administrator:

Create a user a Panel - Privil

► As a NAS user:

Contact your system administrator so that they can create an account for you.

Every N AS user account is automatically a Qsync user account.

ccount in the administration area of the NAS under Control

eges - User - Create.

ount on the NAS

Install Qsync utility

The Qsync

Device Action

Computer ► Download the Qsync utility from the Fujitsu website at

iOS mobile device ► Search for CELVIN NAS Explorer in the App Store.

Android mobile device

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utility synchronises all selected ﬁles on your computers and mobile devices.

http://www.fujitsu.com/fts/download".

► Install the app.

► Search for CELVIN NAS Explorer in Google Play.

all the app.

► Inst

Using the Qsync synchronisation sof

Log on at NAS

► Enter User ID and password after installing the utility. ► Click on Search within the LAN environment to localise the NAS.

► Please enter an IP address or a name.

Example of an IP address: 1 0.8.1.20 or 192.168.1.100

The selected NAS is set a s the Qsync server.

If the NAS ports have been changed, append the port number to the IP address. Otherwise enter only one IP address (standard port number: 8080).

Start using Qsync

► To open the local Qsync folder, double-click on the Qsync shortcut on the desktop.

tware

► Click on the Qsync symbol

► Copy or drag your ﬁles into the local Qsync folder.

The ﬁles are copied to your other devices which you use Qsync with. This means that you

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no longer have to copy ﬁles between your computer and ex ternal devices. Furthermore, thesizeofﬁles as email attachments is no longer problematic.

in the taskbar display the menu.

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Using the Qsync synchronisation sof

tware

Synchronisation

Qsync automatically synchronises your ﬁles. Files on your computers or mobile devices are synchronised with each other, along with the Qsync folder ﬁles on the NAS.

Device Action

Computer ► Drag and drop the ﬁles direct

Mobile devices (CELVIN NAS Explorer)

NAS (web-based ﬁle explorer) ► Copy and drag the ﬁles via File Station.

In the case of the web-based ﬁle explorer it is also possible to drag and drop ﬁles into the Qsync folder.

Qsync can transfer ﬁles with a size of maximum 50 GB in a LAN (Local Area N etwork).

Qsync does not support access via SAMBA, FTP or AFP. Access

ﬁles via File Station or Qsync.

The app CELVIN NAS Explorer is only able to synchronise the ﬁle list and does not download the ﬁles onto a mobile device. If you need the ﬁles, you must download them.

folder.

► Copy and drag ﬁles into the Qsync folder.

Ofﬂine editing

You can search through and edit your ﬁles ofﬂine. As soon as your device is online, Qsync automatically synchronises the ﬁles edited ofﬂine.

ly onto the local Qsync

If a ﬁle edited ofﬂine has been edited from another device or by another user in the meantime, an additional conﬂict ﬁle is created during synchronisation.

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Using the Qsync synchronisation sof

File sharing via download links

By sending ﬁle download links, you can share ﬁles in the Qsync folder with people who haven’t installed Qsync.

Device Action

Computer ► Right click on the ﬁle you would like to share.

► Click on Qsync - Share link. ► Click on Send ifyouwouldliketosendthelinkviaemail

or copy the link.

► Click on Settings to set further options for the link such as

expiry date, password or the creation of an SSL link.

NAS ► Right click on the ﬁle you would like to s hare.

► Select Share. ► Click on Send ifyouwouldliketosendthelinkviaemail

or copy the link.

set further options for the link such as

rd or the creation of an SSL link.

Mobile devices

► Click on Settings to

expiry date, passwo

► Click on the symbol in the right, upper page. ► Select Share Download Link. ► Select Send via Email ifyouwouldliketosendthelink

via email.

► Select Send via Text Message you would like to send the

link via text message.

► Select Only Create Link if you only want to create a link. ► Set further options for the link such as expiry date,

password or the creation of an SSL link.

tware

The ﬁle recipients can click on the link or add it to a web browser in order to download the ﬁle.

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Using the Qsync synchronisation sof

tware

Share folder with a group

• Every group member must have a NAS user account.

•TheQsync utility must be installed on all of the group members’ devices. Folders can be shared with a group of users. If a member of the group shares ﬁles

in the folder, other members can receive the ﬁles.

To share ﬁles with a group, proceed as follows:

► Ensure that the above-mentioned requirements are met. ► Right click on the folder you would l ike to share. ► Select Share this folder as team folder. ► Select users from the Local users or Domain users list.

All group members receive an invitation to ﬁle sharing. Once they have

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accepted, group members can access the folder.

The folder only becomes a team folder after the invitations have been accepted.

Team folder users cannot share their access further.

Synchronisation manager

► Click on the Qsync symbol in the task bar in order to display the administration feature.

With the administration feature you can:

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•Addﬁles

• Control the synchronisation process

• View information on synchronisation and sharing

• Set preferences

Add ﬁles and view the synchronisation result on the NAS

► To a d d ﬁles, open the Qsync folder. ► To v i e w the ﬁles via web browser, open File station (web-based ﬁle explorer). ► Browse through the ﬁles in the Qsync folder on the NAS.

Control synchronisation process

► To st o p ► To r e s c a n wi t h Qsync and refresh the synchronisation list, click on Synchronise with NAS now.

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or continue synchronisation, click on the corresponding button.

Using the Qsync synchronisation sof

Information on s ynchronisation and sharing

The following lists provide you with information on synchronisation and sharing:

• Sharing & ﬁle update centre:

• Sharing centre: List of shared folders and ﬁles

• File update centre:Listofﬁle and folder update log ﬁles

• Recently modiﬁed ﬁles:

• List of recently modiﬁed ﬁles

Manage or track Qsync status via web browser

► To manage or track the st ► Click on the Qsync symbol in the main menu of the adm inistration area.

Function

Overview

Users

Devices

Event Logs

Team folder

Share ﬁle

atus via web browser, log on on the NAS via a web browser.

Information Options

List of total number of online users

List with online user information Manage Qsync users (only

List of statuses of connected devices

Computer name of the computer logged onto

Name of the device as a Qﬁle-Android or Qﬁle iPhone

When dragging or copying ﬁles:

Name of the device as a

Qsync-File Station

List of user details

List of team folder status

Including shared folders and folders shared by other users

List via the status of sha ring links

Offers links to install the Qsync utility and File Station

De/activation of the Qsync utility (only for administrators)

administrators)

Allow or end device connection

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NetBak Replicator

NetBak Replicator is a powerful da ta backup program (Windows only). Selected ﬁles and folders from the local PC can be ba cked up in user-deﬁned share folders on the NAS. Data is transferred via LAN or WLAN.

Installing NetBak Repl

► Download the programme Fujitsu NetBak Replicator from the Fujitsu we bsite

http://www.fujitsu.com/fts/download".

at "

► Follow the on screen instructions to install the application. ► A shortcut icon will appear on the desktop upon successful completion of the installation

process. Double-click on the icon to start NetBak Rep lica tor.

icator

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NetBak Replicator

Using NetBak Replicator

► Before using NetBak Replicator, please login to the NAS administration page and go

to Access Control > Share Folders to create a share folder for backu p purposes. Make sure the share folder is available for access by all users, or that you l og in to the share folder with an authorized account or as administrator.

► Launch NetBak Replicator.

► To ﬁnd details about how to use the software, press the

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key.

Surveillance station

The Surveillance Station Pro offers real time video surveillance and recording of IP cameras on the local network or internet.

► The app can be downloaded via the App Centre in the administration area. For this

purpose, make sure that the NAS is connected to the internet. ► Activate the function un You can ﬁnd a list of compatible IP cameras at "

Prepare IP camera

• The NAS, the camera, y

• Their IPs are on the same subnet.

• The IP camera is swi

der Control Panel - Applications - Station Manager.

http://www.fujitsu.com/fts/support/manuals".

our computer and the router a re correctly connected to each other.

tched on and correctly set up.

Follow the descri

► Create a plan of your home or ofﬁce network before starting the s urveillance system set-up.

ptions in your IP camera manual for correct set-up.

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► Check the following information:

The IP address of the NAS

The IP address of the camera

The IP address of the computer

The IP address of the router

In this example, the following installation is used:

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• NAS IP: 192.168.1.60

• Camera IP: 192.168.1.10*

• Computer IP: 192.168.1.32

• Router IP: 192.168.1,100

Surveillance station

► You ca n ﬁnd out the IP address of your camera with Fujitsu Qﬁnder.

Some IP came ras provide a special program for IP conﬁguration. Further information can be found in the operating instructions of the camera.

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Surveillance station

Prepare USB webcam (optional)

If you want to use a USB webcam instead of an IP camera, you will need a camera with UVC (UVS Video Class) drivers.

Compatible webcams are listed at th e following link:

• Linux UVC Webcam List: "

The source mentioned above is for reference purposes only. Fujitsu cannot provide a guarantee for complete compatibility.

► Connect the USB webcam to the NAS USB port. If the webcam is supported, it will be

listedinanentryintheSystem Log under System Settings - System Logs.

► Install the app QUSBCam sothattheUSBwebcamcanbeusedwiththeNAS. ► To do this, open the Recomm ended category in the App Centre. ► Search for QUSBCam. ► Click on Download.

QUSBCam is installed.

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► To c o n ﬁgure settings, click on Open. ► Log in with the user admin and the corresponding password (admin).

A maximum of two USB webcams can be used at the same time per NAS.

http://www.ideasonboard.org/uvc"

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Surveillance station

Set up Surveillance Station

► To co n ﬁgure the IP cameras log on to Surveillance Station Pro via a web browser. ► Switch to Camera settings - Camera conﬁguration. ► Enter the IP camera information, e.g. name, model a nd IP address. ► If you are using a USB webcam, enter the following values:

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Field Values

Camera brand

Camera model

HTTP URL

IP address

Port

User name

Password

► To check whether the IP address or USB webcam can be successfully co nnected, click on Test. ► If your IP camera supports audio re cordings, you can switch on the option at Recorder settings. ► Click Apply to save the changes. ► Conﬁgure the settings of Camera 2 following the above steps. ► After you have added the network cameras to the NAS, click on Monitor. ► If you are accessing this page for the ﬁrst time with a web browser, you must

install additional plug-ins to display the image. You can now use the Surveillance Stat ion monitoring and recording functions.

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Further information e.g. on motion detection recording, schedule recording and video playback can be found in the software’s online help.

Generic model

Generic JPEG

/video0.cgi

localhost

8168

root (random entry)

----- (random entry)

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Surveillance station

Use further cameras

A maximum of tw o cameras (IP cameras and/or USB webcams) can be set up per NAS in its delivered condition.

If you want to use further cameras you can add further camera channels. QNAP® Systems, Inc provides this service.

The licences for every further channel can be obtained from the QNAP® License Store at "

http://license.qnap.com".

Fujitsu does not have any inﬂuence on the content of the QNAP® License Store. For this reason, the processes described in the following a re only exemplary and may have since chang ed. By purchasing licenses via the QNAP® License Store you enter into an exclusive contractual relationship with QNAP® Systems, Inc.

Fujitsu does not assume any liability for th e availability or quality of the licenses.

► Visit the QNAP® Lic ► To create a new account or log in with an existing account, click on Account.

Two passw ords are set at registration. The ﬁrst one is for un packing the license, the second is for logging into your account.

r your account has been created, you will receive an email to conﬁrm your account with.

► Afte ► To activate your account, click on the link in the email.

er activating and logging onto the account:

► Aft

Click on Tur bo NAS under License Purchase or Categories.

► Select the number of licenses.

ense Store.

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Surveillance station

The licenses for NAS models TS-x31P are compatible with the CELVIN® NAS Surveillance Station.

► Click on Checkout and follow the further instructions on the website. ► If you click on Continue you will be directed to PayPal®.

You can either pay via an existing PayPal® account or via direct debit or credit card.

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► After selecting the payment type you are redirected back to the QNAP License Store. ► Click Pay to conﬁrm the payment.

You will receive an Email with a compressed archive.

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► To access the content of this archive you will need the password previously set to decompress it. ► Copy the Product Authorisation Key (PAK) from the text ﬁle. ► In the app, navigate to the ﬁeld Licence Manager - Install Licence. ► AddthePAKtotheﬁeld ► Make sure that the NAS is connected to the internet.

As soon as the camera licence is activated, yo u can set up the other cameras as described under "

As soon as you have activated the PAK with your NAS, the PAK is connected with the hardware identiﬁcation (UDI) of your NAS. You can then no longer use the same PAK for a different NAS.

If you have any QNAP® License

Set up Surve illance Station", Page 69.

problems related to the camera licenses or PAK, please contact

Store Support: "https://license.qnap.com/ContactU s.ht ml".

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Firmware update

During the ﬁrmware update, the power and network connections must not be disconnected. Never switch the NAS off during the ﬁ rmware update.

If the system is running p

Before updating the system ﬁrmware, make sure the product model and ﬁrmware version are correct. Follow the steps below to update ﬁrmware:

► Read the “Release Notes” for this ﬁrmware version on the website

http://www.fujitsu.com/fts/support" to check if it is necessary to update the ﬁrmware.

► Before updating the system ﬁrmware,backupalldatastoredontheharddiskto

avoid any data being lost during the system update.

► Open the administration interface and select Control Panel - Firmware Update - Firmware Update. ► Click on Browse... to select the new ﬁrmware to update the system. ► Select the corresp onding IMG ﬁle and click on Update system to update the ﬁrmware.

The system update may take tens of seconds to several minutes to complete depending on the network connection status. Please be patient. The system will inform you when system update is completed.

roperly, then there is no need to update the ﬁrmware.

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Firmware update

Updating the system ﬁrmware using Fujitsu Qﬁnder

The system ﬁrmware can be updated using Fujitsu Qﬁnder. Choose an NAS model and click on Update ﬁrmware in the Tools menu.

► Log on as an administrator. ► Browse to select the correct ﬁrmware for t he NAS. ► Click Start to update the system.

The Fujitsu Finder can be used to update all servers of the same model on the same local network. Please note that this process requires administrator access to all the servers to be updated.

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NAS maintenance

Shutting down/rebooting the server

Follow the steps below to shut down or reboot the server:

► LogintotheNAS. ► Click on the logged in user name (e.g. admin) in the top right-hand area of the screen. ► Click on Restart to restart the server. ► Select Shut down to switch off.

You can force the download if the server cannot be shut down in the usual way.

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Forcing the shut down can cause damage to the ﬁle system as well as data loss.

► To force a shut down of the server, press and hold the power button for more than

10 seconds. The server will beep once and then shut down immediately.

The Fujitsu Qﬁnder can be used to restart or shut down the server (admin access required).

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NAS maintenance

Resetting the administrator pa

ssword and

network settings

To reset the administrator pas

► Press and hold the reset butto

This will reset the following settings to their defaults:

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• System administration pa

• TCP/IP conﬁguration: IP address is automatically obtained via DHCP

• TCP/IP con ﬁgu ration: Ju

• TCP/IP conﬁguration: If port bundling is activated (only for models with two LAN ports), the p o rt bundling m ode is re set to Active backup (failure protection).

• System port: 8080 (syst

• Security level: Low (all connections are allowed)

• VLAN is deactivated

► Advanced system reset (10 sec.): Press and hold the reset button for 10 seconds.

Two beeps sound (af



the factory settin Settings - System C previously made b After an advanced network sharing f

► Log in to the NAS with the default user name and password.

Standard user n



• Login: admin

• Password: adm

To be able to r must be activ

gs, just like with the web-based system reset under Control Panel - System

olders on the NAS. All data will then b e accessible again.

ame:

sword and NAS network settings, proceed as follows:

n on the NAS for a 3 seconds. A beep will be heard.

ssword: admin

mbo Frame is deactivated

em repair port)

ter the third and tenth seconds). The NAS resets all system settings to

onﬁguration - Reset to factory settings, only the data is retained. Settings

y you, such as users, user groups and network sharing folders are deleted.

system reset, you can access old data again by creating the same

eset the system via the reset button, the Activate reset button option

ated in Control Panel - System settings - Hardw are.

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NAS maintenance

Failure or malfunction of a hard disk

Please proceed as follows if a hard disk malfunctions or fails:

► Make a note of all unexpected behaviour and/or error messages to assist the technician. ► Stop using the NAS for any purpose and switch it off. ► Contact technical support.

The NAS must be repaired by a trained technician. Never try to repair the NAS yourself.

Power failure or abnor

In case of power outage or a bnorma l shut down of the NAS, the system will resume to the state before it is shut down. If your server does not function properly after restart, please do the following:

► If the sy s tem conﬁguration is lost due to the shut down or power failure,

then reconﬁgure the system manually.

► In th e event of abnormal operation of the system, or if error messages are displayed,

contact customer services for technical support.

Abnormal syste

If the system software does not operate correct ly, the NAS will automatically restart to restore normal operation. If the syste m restarts continuously, it may fail to resume normal operation. Please contact technical support immediately in such cases.

m software behaviour

mal shut down

System temperature protection

When the system temperature exceeds 70 °C (158 °F), the system will shut down automatically to protect the hardware.

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Conﬁgure EuP (conﬁguration for compliance with legal standby requireme

EU D irective 2009/125/EC deﬁnes requirements for the environmentally-friendly design of energy-related products. To meet the requirement s of this directive, EuP mode must be activated.

► Activate EuP m o d e under Control Panel – System settings - Performance. If EuP mode is activated, this inﬂuences the settings below, so that a low current consumption

(less than 0.5 W) can be retained by th e server in deactivated state:

• Wake on LAN: Deactivated.

• AC operations resumption: The server remains off if the power supply is restored after a power failure.

• Switch on/switch off/restart on schedule: Deactivated.

If EuP mode is deactivated, the server’s power consumption in deactivate d state is greater than 0.5 W. EuP is deactivated by default so that the Wake on LAN, mains resumption and operating schedule functions can be used normally.

nts)

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Troubleshooting RAID operation err

ors

Troubleshooting RAID operati

If the RAID conﬁguration for the NAS is incorrect or error messages are displayed, try the following solutions:

It is essential to back up all important data on the NAS ﬁrst to mitigate any pote ntial data loss.

Check the following to determine if the RAID rebuild has failed:

• LED: The Status LED on the NAS is ﬂashing red.

• The status of the drive Control Panel - System

► Establish which hard disk(s) caused the RAID rebuild failure:

Go to the Control Pan messages to ﬁ nd out

Error occurred whi



Drive X has been removed

X refers to the number of the hard drive slot.

conﬁguration is displayed as In degraded mode in

settings - Storage manager.

el – System settings – System logs to search for the following error

which hard disk(s) caused the error.

le accessing Drive X

on errors

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ors

Troubleshooting

• Only one drive at one time may be connected to or disconnected from the NAS.

• After connecting or disconnecting a hard disk, wait for about ten seconds or longer until two beeps are hea rd. The next hard disk can then be connected/disconnected.

When connecting or removing a hard disk, please adhere strictly to the above-mentioned rules to avoid causing a system operation fault or loss of d ata.

The drive rebuild will start when a new hard disk (e.g. HDD 1) is connected. If the drive conﬁguration fails again due to a read/write error from the hard disk during the rebuild process, then check which hard disk caused the error and then follow the steps b elow to rectify the problem.

Circumstance

The error is caused by the newly plugged in drive.

The error was caused by an existing drive (e.g. HDD 2) in the RAID con ﬁguration.

Procedure

If the last drive to be connected (e.g. HDD 1) caused the rebuild error, then disconnect HDD 1 and connect another new drive to start R AI D rebuilding.

If the RAID conﬁguration is RAID 1, then carry out one of the following steps:

► Back up the data on the drive to another

storage device. Once this is done, repeat theinstallationandsetupoftheNAS.

► Format the last drive to be connected (e.g.

HDD 1) as a single drive. Next, back u p the data on the NAS to this drive (HDD 1) us ing Web File Manager. Remove the faulty drive (e.g. HDD 2). Install a new drive in the NAS to replace the faulty drive. F inally, run the RAID 1 migration.

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Replacing hard disks during ong

Fujitsu Technology Solutions rejects any responsibility with regard to product damage/malfunctions or data loss/recovery due to incorrect use or improper installation of hard disks for any reason.

Please note that a hard disk (new or used), which has not yet been installed in the NAS, will be automatically formatted and partitioned; all data on the hard disk will be lost.

The NAS supports the replacement of hard disks during ongoing operation if a hard disk fails in RAID 1 or one to two hard disks in RAID 5 or 6 fail.

However, to completely eliminate the risk of electric shock, Fujitsu Technology Solutions recommends switching off the NAS before replacing hard disks.

To replace a hard disk during ongoing operation, proceed as follows:

Have a new hard disk ready to re place the faulty hard disk.

The capacity of the new hard disk should be the same as or greater than the capacity o f the faulty hard disk.

► LogintotheNAS. ► Check the drive ► The drive is in degraded mode. ► Disconnect th ► Wait until the server emits two beeps. ► Remove the fa ► Insert the new hard disk in the carrier. ► Insert the c ► The server should emit two 1.5 second beeps. ► Check the d

The drive now automatically executes the restore.



conﬁguration under Storage Manager.

e faulty hard disk from the NAS.

ulty hard disk from the carrier.

arrier in the N AS .

rive status on the web administration page.

oing operation

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RAID restore

The CELVIN NAS supports exclusive RAID restore technology to restore a RAID drive damaged due to accidental separation or removal of hard disks from the system. Via RAID restore, you can restore an inactive RAID 1, RAID 5 or RAID 6 drive to degraded mode or an inactive RAID 0 and JBOD conﬁguration to normal mode.

Drive RAID restore suppo rt

Individual No

JBOD

RAID 0 Yes

RAID 1 Yes

RAID 5 Yes Two or more

RAID 6 Yes Three or more

RAID 10 No

Yes

Maximum number of hard disks that can be removed

One or more

One or two

ors

If the drive statu

► Choose Storage M ► Wait about 60 seconds until the process is completed.

After the resto



Degenerate

Write-protected (for immediate data backup and & HDD replacement)

RAID restore

(RAID Status: Not active)

RAID c

N = number of hard disks in the network

s is not active, you can install the same hard disks in the same slots of the NAS again.

anager - RAID Administration - Restore.

re is completed, you can access your data again.

After the RAID mode (via RAID

The drive sta

If the discon

d mode

rash

1, RAID 5 or RAID 6 drive has been restored from inactive to degraded

restore) you can read and write data on the drive as no rmal.

tus is restored to normal state after the synchronisation.

nected hard disk is damaged, RAID restore will not work.

CELVIN RAID

N-1

N-1, bad blocks in the existing hard disks of the netwo rk.

If all or been ins again an and acc super b

N-2failedHDDandall remaining HDDs cannot be started up and identiﬁed and are not accessible.

iginal hard disks have

talledontheNAS d started up, identiﬁed

essible, and if the HDD

lock is not damaged.

CELVIN RAID

N-1 & N-2

N-2, bad blocks in the existing hard disks of the network.

If all or been ins again an and acc super b

N-3 an HDDs c

d identiﬁed and are not

up an

ssible.

acce

iginal hard disks have

talled on the NAS d started up, identiﬁed

essible, and if the HDD

lock is not damaged.

d all remaining

annot be started

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Technical data

QE707 QE807

CPU

RAM

Flash memory 5 12 MB NAND

Hard disk

Network

LEDs

Buttons

USB 3 x USB 3.0 ports (front: 1, rear: 2)

Dimensions

Weight

Operating temperature 0-40°C

Humidity

Power supply External power supply 65 W

Anti-theft device Security Lock

Fans

Accessories Accessories box

AnnapurnaLabs, an Amazon company Alpine AL-212, 2–core,

1.7GHz

1 GB DDR3

Up to 2 x SATA 6G hard disks (these can be switched when in operation)

2 x Gigabit RJ-45 network connector

Status, LAN, USB, HDD2, HDD2 Status, LAN, USB, HDD1, HDD2,

On button, copy button, conﬁguration reset switch

Supports USB printer, USB storage and control of uninterrupted power supply over USB.

169 x 102 x 219 mm (H x W x D) 169 x 160 x 219 mm (H x W x D)

1.28 kg (net), 2.32 kg (gross) 3 kg (net), 4.3 kg (gross)

20~80%

Input: 100-240 V~2A 50-60 Hz

Output: 12 V, 5.417 A

1 x low-noise fan for hard disks and circuit board

Power supply and mains cable

2 x 1.8 m Ethernet cables

Quick Start Guide

Safety instructions

Screws for 2.5" hard disk s

Screws for 3.5" hard disk s

Up to 4 x SATA 6G hard disks (these can be switched when in operation)

HDD3, HDD4

External power supply 90 W

Input: 100-240 V~2A 50-60 Hz

Output: 12 V, 7.5 A

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Fujitsu CELVIN NAS QE807, CELVIN NAS Series, CELVIN NAS QE707 Operating Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

CELVIN® NAS

Contents

Your CELVIN® NAS Server…

Notational conventions

Safety instructions

CE marking

FCC Compliance Statement

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement

Hardware overview

CELVIN® NAS QE707

Front

Rear

CELVIN® NAS QE807

Front

Rear

Installing the NAS

List of recommended hard disks

System ventilation

System status checks

Overview of LED indicators & system status

Alarm buzzer

Connecting a network drive

Connecting to the NAS

Using the public folder (public network share)

Administering the NAS via a Web browser under Windows

Administrations interface

Opening the main menu

Open the Control Panel/Applications

Accessing the NAS from Linux

Storage management

Creating a new storage pool

Expanding storage pool capacity online

Creating a new RAID group

Adding drives to an existing RAID group

Creating a new volume

Expanding volume capacity online

Expanding iSCSI-LUN capa c ity online

Copying data using the front USB port

Web Server

MySQL administration

FTP server

Getting started

Requirements for the use of Qsync

Install Qsync utility

Log on at NAS

Start using Qsync

Synchronisation

File sharing via download links

Share folder with a group

Synchronisation manager

Control synchronisation process

Information on s ynchronisation and sharing

Manage or track Qsync status via web browser

NetBak Replicator

Using NetBak Replicator

Surveillance station

Prepare IP camera

Prepare USB webcam (optional)

Set up Surveillance Station

Use further cameras

Firmware update

NAS maintenance

Shutting down/rebooting the server

Failure or malfunction of a hard disk

System temperature protection

Troubleshooting

RAID restore

Technical data

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