SMC Networks SMCNAS04 User Manual

USER GUIDE

SMCNAS04/

SMCNAS24

TigerStore™
SMB Network Attached Storage Server

SMCNAS04 / SMCNAS24

User’s Guide

May 2007

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NOTE
the information in this manual is subject to change without notice.

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Safety Information

z WARNING: Before connecting to power, set the Voltage

Switch on the rear of your system to the voltage matching your area –
voltage rating 100~127 / 200~240 Vac. Device could be damaged when
the Voltage Switch is at the wrong position.

z Maximum operating ambient temperature 40

o

C degree

Model Information

Before accessing SMCNAS04/SMCNAS24, please download and
install JAVA Runtime Environment (JRE) 6 first on your computer,
otherwise, the NASDiscovery.html tool will not work.
Then, click on the link to download it thru your computer,

http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp

z SMCNAS04

NAS system without Hard Disk Drives Installed.
Note: Please follow SMCNAS04/SMCNAS24 User’s Guide to do

software/hardware installations and start SMCNAS04 storage system
management.

z SMCNAS24

NAS system with 4 Hard Disk Drives Installed with RAID
configuration 5.

Note: Please skip software/hardware installations and go directly to
Storage System Management (3.2 of Chapter 3)
change the preferred RAID configuration click on ““Back to Zero
Disk ” on the “Advanced” page of the NAS Discovery Tool and follow
the instructions (3.7 of Chapter 3)

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, or if you wish to

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Table of Contents

Safety Information ............................................................................... v

Model Information............................................................................... vi

Table of Contents............................................................................... vii

Chapter 1 Introduction ........................................................................ 1

1.1 Package Contents .............................................................................2

1.2 Specifications ....................................................... .............................3

Hardware........................................... ...........................................3

Software......................... ..............................................................3

1.3 System View............................................... .......................................4

Front Components........................................................................4

Front Components (Compartment Door Open) ............................6

Right-Side Components...............................................................7

Left-Side Components..................................................................8

Rear Components........................................................................9

Chapter 2 Setting Up ................................................................... 11

Step 1. Install the Hard Disks................ ..................................................11

Step 2. Connect to the Network..............................................................14

Step 3. Connect to Power.......................................................................15

Step 4. Configure Your Storage System.................................................16

Chapter 3 Configuring Your Storage System.................................. 17

3.1 Installing the Storage System Management.....................................18

3.2 Starting Storage System Management ............................................29

3.3 My NAS Page......... .........................................................................31

System Setting. ..........................................................................32

Network Setting..................................... .....................................34

3.4 Users & Groups Page............................. .... .......... .... ..... ......... .... .....36

Users..........................................................................................36

Groups .............................................................................. .........40

Quota Management............................................. ......... ..... .... .....42

3.5 Shared Folders Page................................................ .......................44

Add Shared Folder.....................................................................45

Assign Access............................................................................46

3.6 Disk Page ............................................................. ...........................47

3.7 A dvanced Page ............................................... ......... ..... .... ......... .....47

Alerts................... .......................................................................48

Firmware....................................................................................50

iTunes Server.............................................................................52

Media Server............................................................................ ..53

Printer Server...................................... .......................................55

UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply)................. .........................56

USB Backup...............................................................................58

System Log................................................................................59

Shut Down..................................................................................60

Reboot........................................................................................62

Back to Zero Disk.......................................................................64

3.8 Logging Out of Storage System Management.................................66

Chapter 4 MAP SHARES....................................................................68

The Input Limitation...........................................................................69

Administrator name:........................... .......... .... ..... .... ......... ..... ..... ......... ..69

Administrator password:....... ......... ..... .... ......... ..... .... ..... ......... ..... .... .......69

Host name: *...........................................................................................69

Workgroup name: *.......................................... ..... .... ..... ......... ..... .... ..... ..70

CIFS user name:.....................................................................................70

CIFS group name:................................................................... ................70

NFS computer description:......................................................................70

NFS computer name (IP or domain name): ............................ ................71

Shared name:.........................................................................................71

SMTP server name:..................................... ...........................................71

Email address:........................................................................................71

IP, subnet mask, Gateway, DNS address:..............................................72

NTP server name:...................................................................................72

SMTP user name:................................... ................................................72

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Chapter 1 Introduction

Your SMCNAS04/SMCNAS24 is a storage solution for small and medium
business and home network environments. With its high-speed networked
storage, network users can easily access and share music, pictures, and video
files. Also, it has a program for discovering the storage system automatic
assigned IP address.

Your SMCNAS04/SMCNAS24 storage system can accommodate up to four
hard disks with standard RAID 0, 1, 4, 5, and JBOD (future option) in BIG
configurations, providing up to 3 TB (terabytes) of shared network storage.
Supporting industry-standard protocols, you can easily add your storage device
into your existing network. In addition, network management and security are
extremely simplified through the Web-based User Interface (UI).

Additional features include:

z RAID Mode
z RAID Degrade
z RAID Rebuild
z Quota Management
z HW (hardware) Health Monitor
z UPS (uninterruptible power supply)
z Reset to Factory Default Setting
z Backup
z Event Log
z Media Server
z Multi-language (future option)
z Software Shutdown by using Storage System Management
z Function as a FTP server and printer server
z DHCP client support

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1.1 Package Contents

Includes the following:

z SMCNAS04/SMCNAS24 Storage System with K ey
z Power Cord
z RJ-45 Ethernet Cable
z Utility Disc
z Quick Installation Guide
z Warranty Card

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1.2 Specifications

NOTE: Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Hardware

Cabinet Form Factor

Small Tower

Processor

Agere NAS401

System Memory

128 MB of DDR2 SDRAM

Flash Memory

8 MB

Hard Disk Drive Bay/Type

Up to four 3.5-inch SATA (Serial ATA)

Storage Capacity

Using 750 GB drives provides up to 3.0 TB

Software

Network Client Support

• Microsoft Windows

• UNIX/Linux (future option)

• Macintosh (future option)

Network Protocol

• TCP/IP

• HTTP

• FTP

• SMB/CIFS

• NFS (future option)

RAID Migration (future option)
RAID Expansion (future option)

File Backup (under Microsoft Windows only)

• USB storage device to

SMCNAS04/SMCNAS24

• PC to SMCNAS04/SMCNAS24 (and vice

versa)

Hardware Monitor

Temperature Sensor

Disk Configuration

JBOD in BIG(future option), RAID 0/1/4/5

USB-UPS Support

HID power device standard

Network

Auto MDIX Ethernet Port (10/100/1000 Mbps)

Power Supply

100~127/200~240 V 50/60 Hz 128 W

Dimension

(H)230 x (W)187 x (D)288 mm

Weight

6.3 kg (without HDD installed)

Environment

• Operating temperature:

0

0

C (32 0F) to 40 0C (104 0F)

• Storage relative humidity:

5 % to 95 % non-condensing

Application for NAS Management

• Data Sharing, Protection

• Data Backup and Recovery (optional)

• Web User Interface

Support Browser :

• Internet Explorer 6.0

• Firefox 2.0

Others

• English language support

• Simplified Chinese / Traditional Chinese /

Japanese / German / French / Italian / Spanish
language support (future option)

• Real Time Clock (RTC)

• Programmable system clock

• Network time protocol support

• Software power off

• Firmware upgradeable

• FTP server and printer server support

• Event logs and email alerts

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1.3 System View

Front Components

Ref Component Description

Power Button

n

Power Indicator

o

POWER
ON

STANDB
Y

Turns the power on and off.
Shows the current power status.

Glows blue when the power is on.

Glows red when the system is in Standby mode
(power core is connected to the outlet but storage system
is at standby situation).

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Ref Component Description

Network Indicator

p

RAID Indicator

q

Hard Disk Drive

r

Compartment
Disk Information

s

Indicator

RAID

DIAG

STATUS

DIAG

Shows the current network status.
Glows green at 10/100 Mbps or blue at 1000 Mbps when

system is connected to the network.
Blinks green or blue to indicate sys tem is trying to

establish a network conne ction.
Shows the current RAID status.
Glows blue to indicate RAID function is implemented.
Blinks blue to indicate RAID func tion is rebuilding the

hard disk drive.
Glows red to indicate RAID function is inactive or

malfunctioning.
Contains four hard disk drive slots.

Shows the current hard disk drive sta tus.

Glows blue to indicate hard disk drive/s is standby.
Blinks blue to indicate hard disk drive/s read/write

function.
Glows red to indicate hard disk drive is inactive or

malfunctioning.

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Front Components (Compartment Door Open)

Ref Component Description

Hard Disk Tray

n

Door Handle

Opens the hard disk tray.

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Right-Side Components

Ref Component Description

n

Door Lock

Locks the hard disk drive compartment door for security.

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Left-Side Components

Ref Component Description

USB Port

n

Connects a USB device, such as a USB disk, printer, or
USB-UPS.

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Rear Components

Ref Component Description

Power Connector

n

Voltage Switch

o

Ventilation

p

Opening
Reset Switch

q

RJ-45 Connectors

r

0/1/2/3
USB Ports

s

Connects to the power cord.
Select the voltage matching your local standard setting.
Maintain proper operating temperature. Do not cover or

block the openings.
Allows you to reset the system to the factory default

username, password, and HDCP
Connects the LAN cable to any of the four connectors.

Connects USB devices, such as a USB disk, printer,
and/or USB-UPS.

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Chapter 2 Setting Up

Step 1. Install the Hard Disks

1. Insert the key and turn clockwise (n) to unlock and open the door (o).

2. Slide the latch toward the right to release the handle.

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NOTE: Install the first hard disk on the lowest level tray first, the second hard
disk on the second lowest level tray, and so forth.

3. Pull the handle to slide the hard disk tray forward. Then, pull the hard disk

tray out of the device.

4. Unfasten four screws from each side of the hard disk tray and remove the

metal bracket.

NOTE: Store the metal bracket well in a safe place for future use.

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5. Fit the hard disk into the tray where the connectors facing toward the rear.

Then align and fasten four screws for fixing the hard disk in the tray.

6. Keeping the handle in its full-open state, slide the hard disk tray all the way

into the device until the hinge of the handle is inside the device. Then , close
the handle. The latch should be clicked into place.

7. Repeat the procedures above for installing another hard disk(s) in the other

compartment(s).

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Step 2. Connect to the Network

1. Make sure that the computer, which you will install and perform Storage

System Management, is powered off and connected to the network hub /
switch.

2. Make sure that the network hub / switch is powered off.

3. Connect one end of the Ethernet cable to any of the four network connector

(

) on the back of your storage system and the other end to the network

hub / switch).
Please make sure that in your network a DHCP server is present. Either as a

separate server or build into a router, that can be used instead of the hub /
switch.

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Step 3. Connect to Power

4. Make sure that your storage system is turned off.

5. Before connecting to power, set the Voltage Switch to the voltage matching

your local standard setting.

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6. Connect one end of the power cord to your storage system and the other end

to a standard electrical outlet.

7. Power on your network hub / switch or the router being used instead.

8. Power on your computer.

Step 4. Configure Your Storage System

See the next chapter for software configuration instructions.

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Chapter 3 Configuring Your Storage System

You have to install at least one hard disk (lowest level tray) before your storage
system can provide services.

SMCNAS04
SMCNAS24

A network consists of your storage device, computer for Storage System
Management, and several clients connected via network links.

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3.1 Installing the Storage System Management

You need to install Storage System Management before you can perform any
system configurations.

NOTE: Make sure that your storage device is powered off.

1. Insert CD into your PC.

2. The following screen will appear.

If the following screen does not appear, please click the “AutoRun” in CD

3. Click the “ install Java”

4. Click the “Setup NAS Discovery Utility “

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5. Please select where you want to install

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6. select the “create a desktop icon”

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7. Click the short cut “NAS Discovery Utility” on your desktop or you can

launch the NAS Discovery Utility from Start->Programs-> NAS
Discovery Utility -> NAS Discovery Utility.
The following screen appears.

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8. Make sure that your NAS is still powered off. Now press and hold the Reset

Button (n) by inserting a small rod such as straightened paperclip.

9. Power up the NAS by pressing the Power Button (o) and keep holding

down the Reset Button (n) . Wait up to 15-20 seconds to ensure the RAID
indicator (
blue light permanently and is not blinking any more.

RAID) blinks blue. Release the reset button when you see the

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10. Wai t approximately 3~5 m i nu tes for the following scr een to appear. Then

click “Click to Configure RAID Profile” on the “Configuration URL”
column.

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11. The following screen appears. Change the RAID configuration by clicking

the radio button of the available RAID configuration on the “CHANGE
TO” column under “RAID Profiles,” then click “CHANGE.”

12. The following screen will appear, please confirm with “OK”.

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13. The following screen appears.

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14. Double-click “x:\NASDiscoveryUtility\NASDiscovery.html” again and

the following screen appears. Wait for approximately five minutes.

15. When the following screen appears, click “Click to Upgrade” under the

“Upgrade” column. It will show “Will start soon” to signify the start of the
upgrade process.

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16. The “Upgrade” column will show various stages of the upgrade process:

z Upload % Done
z Verifying Checksum
z Extracting Firmware
z Installing OS
z Installing Kernel
z Installing Media Server
z Installing KHTTPD
z Installing Samba
z Installing Configurator
z Installing NASUtils

17. When the upgrade process is done, the following screen appears and the

“Upgrade” column woul d show “Upgrade Done: Rebooting.”

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18. When the following screen appears, click “Click to Configure NAS” under

the “Configuration URL” column to log in Storage System Management.
Proceed to the next section on performing Storage System Management.

Note: About the function of “Click to Map” under the “MAP Shares”
column, please refer to “Chapter 4 MAP SHARES”

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3.2 Starting Storage System Management

NOTE: Click the short cut “NAS Discovery Utility” on your desktop or

you can launch it from Start->Programs-> NAS Discovery Utility -> NAS
Discovery Utility, when the following screen appears, click “Click to
Configure NAS” under the “Configuration URL” column to log in the
Storage System Management.

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To perform system management using the Storage System Management:

1. As soon as you start Storage S ystem Management, the s ystem automaticall y

scans the network for storage systems. This might take a few minutes. The
following screen appears.

2. Enter the default User name “admin” and the default Password

“smcadmin” then select the desired language.

3. Click “Log In.” The Storage System Management homepage, contains six

tabs namely, My NAS, Users & Groups, Shared Folders, Disk,
Advanced, and Logout, would appear.

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3.3 My NAS Page

Display a list of your storage system information (MNAS name, flash and
middleware version, MAC and IP address, subnet mask, gateway IP address,
and disk mode) , system utilization , data utilization, and current connections
(shared folders, users, and login time).

System utilization: show current system data partition usage
Data utilization: show current the data partition usage

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System Setting

Allow you to specify the storage system name, date, time, time zone, NTP
server name or IP address, administrator name, and password.

On the “My NAS” page, click “System setting” and the following screen
appears.

NOTE: Be careful when chan ging the “Storage System Name.” Inform your
clients of any change of this column for providing available functions, including
shared folders or backups.

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To change this . . . Do this . . .

Storage system name

Date, Time, Time zone

NTP server name or IP
address

Administrator name
Password
Confirm password

Enter the new name for the specific storage
system. The name can be up to 15 characters
long, including characters of letters, numbers,
and hyphens.

In the Date fields, enter or select the month,
day, and year.

In the Time fields, enter or select the hour,
minute, and second.

Use the Time zone drop-down bar to select the
time zone.

Enter the name or IP address of the Network
Time Protocol server from which the storage
system should adjust its time. You can use an
NTP server name only if it is resolvable
/recognizable.

In the Administrator name field, enter the
administrator name for logging in to the
Storage System Management.

In the Password and Confirm password
fields, enter the password for logging in to the
Storage System Management. The
administrator name and password are
case-sensitive.

1. After making the necessary changes, click “Apply.”

2. When the message of confirmation appears, click “OK” for the changes to

take effect.

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Network Setting

Allow you to configure the network settings that include the workgroup name,
MAC address, and FTP server settings.

1. Click “Network setting” and the following screen would appear.

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To change this . . . Do this . . .

Workgroup name

Get an IP address
automatically

Use this IP address
IP address
Subnet mask

Enable FTP server

Enter the new name for the specific workgroup.
The name can be up to 15 characters long,
including characters of letters, numbers, and
hyphens.

If you have a DHCP server on your network,
the server can get its IP address from that
DHCP server automatically.

If you do not have a DHCP server, you have to
specify an IP address, subnet mask, gateway IP
address, and DNS server.

Allow your storage device to perform as an
FTP server, and suggests to download data
transfer tool at http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/

2. After making the necessary changes, click “Apply.”

3. When the message of confirmation appears, click “OK” for the changes to

take effect.

Reminder: If you are using Filezilla as your FTP data transfer tool, please
follow the setting Not to Check and Enable the function of “use multiple
connections to transfer files”, or if you are not using Filezilla, please also
refer to the setting.

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3.4 Users & Groups Page

Display a list of all currently configured users for allowing you to add, modify,
and remove users. This area also allows you to add, modify, and remove groups
as well as perform quota management.

Users

1. Click the “Users & Groups” button on the Storage System Management

homepage. The following screen appears.

2. Add the users. After the user is added, you can assign the user to shared

folders by clicking “Shared Folders” to assign/restrict access (see later
section for details).

NOTE: Windows users can be joined into groups as well as assign several users
to a shared folder.

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3. Click “Add” and the following screen appear, allowing you to specify the

type of user (Windows/Mac OS X or Linux/Other Mac – future option) you
want to add.

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4. Click “Next” and the following screen appears. You must provide the

requested user information.

For Windows/Mac OS X user (CIFS) –

To change this . . . Do this . . .

User name
Password
Confirm password

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In the User name field, enter the user name.
In the Password and Confirm password

fields, enter the password for accessing any
shared folders.

For Linux/other Mac user (NFS) – (future option)

To change this . . . Do this . . .

Computer des cription
IP address or computer

name

The Computer description field can be the
name of the user who typically accesses the
computer or any other description to identify
the computer.

The IP address or computer name field
identifies the Host system, enter the IP address
or computer name of the user you are adding.

5. Click “Apply” and the new user would be added. Repeat the above steps

until you have added all the users that you want to add at this time.

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Groups

Placing users into groups makes it easier to give several users access to the same
shared folder at once.

1. Click “Groups” on the “Users & Groups” page. The following screen

appears.

NOTE: Only Windows users can be included in groups.

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2. Click “Add” and the following screen appear. Enter a group name and add

all or selected users to this group.

You can also remove all or selected users from a group.

3. Click “Apply.”

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Quota Management

Allows the administrator to limit (enlarge/shrink) user disk space.

NOTE: Before enabling/disabling Quota Manage ment, make sure that iTunes is
not enabled, no USB device is mounted, and there is no existing Sam ba
connection to your storage device (see later section for details).

1. Click “Quota management” on the “Users & Groups” page. The

following screen appears.

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To change this . . . Do this . . .

Enable quota for all users
Quota size on the SATA disk
Administrator password

Users
Set the Quota Size of guest

on the SATA disk
Administrator password

Click the checkbox to set quota for all
Windows users.

In the Quota size on the SATA disk field,
enter the quota size (MB).

In the Administrator password field, enter the
password for logging in to the Storage System
Management. The password is case-se nsitive.

Displays a list of available users.
It is for the set quota of the specific user on

the SATA disk field, select No Limit or
Quota Size and enters the quota size (MB).

In the Administrator password field, enter the
password for logging in to the Storage System
Management. The password is case-se nsitive.

2. After making the necessary changes, click the upper “Apply” for all users

and select one specific user in the lower and set his/her quota to “ No limit
“ or quota size , key in the Administrator password and “Apply”

3. When the message of confirmation appears, click “OK” for the changes to

take effect.

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3.5 Shared Folders Page

Display a list of all currently configured and shared folders and allow you to add
shared folders, change which users can access them, or remove them.

1. Click the “Shared Folders” button on the Storage System Management

homepage. The following screen appears.

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Add Shared Folder

2. Click “Add” to create shared folder and the following scree n appea rs.

3. Enter the name of the new shared folder and click “Next.”

4. Select the users/groups who you want to authorize (add or remove user).

5. Click “Apply.”

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Assign Access

6. Select a folder which you want to modify. Click “Assign Access” and the

following screen appear.

7. Enter the “Shared folder name.”

8. You can “Add” (specify as “Read-Only” or “Read/Write”) users/groups

to, as well as “Remove” existing users/groups from shared folders.

9. Click “Apply.”

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10. When the message of confirmation appears, click “OK” for the changes to

take effect.

3.6 Disk Page

Allow you to view information about the installed hard disk(s) slot, model,
serial number, size, RAID type, and disk status (shows the RAID rebuilding
percentage).

3.7 Advanced Page

Provide access to advanced storage system configuration options such as setting
up email alerts; upgrading the firmware; UPS (uninterruptible power supply),
iTunes/media/printer server, USB backup; viewing information about system
events; and shutting down, reboot, back to zero disk the system remotely

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Alerts

Allow you to set up the storage system to notify up to two people via email if
any problem occurs namely, when hard disk space usage have reached one
limitation of total capacity, when the upper operating temperature has been
reached, and when power level of the USB-UPS is not adequate .

To have a good use of this feature, you must have to access an SMTP email
server, either within your own network or through an Internet service provider.

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NOTE: In order to be able to send out email alerts, the “Authentication” feature
of the intended email recipient must be disabled.

1. Click on the “Advanced” button on the Storage System Management

homepage. The following screen appears.

2. Enter the information about your SMTP email server, sender’s email

address, and up to two email addresses that should receive the notification.

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NOTE: If your SMTP email server has authenticated, enabl e it and enter the User
name and Password.

3. Click “Apply.”

4. When the message of confirmation appears, click “OK” to confirm.

Firmware

Allows you to upgrade your storage system to a newer firmware when available
(check with your dealer or reseller).

1. Click “Firmware” on the “Advanced” page and the following screen

appears. For additional security, you must enter your administrator
password in order to upgrade the firmware.

2. click “Browse” and select the firmware file

Upgrade_ x.x.x.xxxx-Vxx.xx.cp io. bz2 (example as D:\

Upgrade-2.7.0.0309-V1.0.cpio.bz2 ) from the displayed list.

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(you can put the Upgrade_ x.x.x.xxxx-Vxx.xx.cpio.bz2 in the any fold er in the

PC which you like )

3. In the “Administrator password” text box, enter the password.

4. Click “Apply.”

5. When the message of confirmation appears, click “OK” to confirm.

6. The upload percentage will be displayed.

7. System will reboot automatically after upgrade done

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iTunes Server

Allow your storage system to function as an iTunes server for accessing digital
music and video files from an iTunes client computer.

1. Click “iTunes Server” on the “Advanced” page and the following screen

appears.

2. Click the checkbox “iTunes Server enabled.” Make sure to press the

“Re-scan” media button when appears.

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Media Server

Allow your storage system to function as a media server by specifying the scan
path, selecting the media file type(s), start scanning and afterwards display the
results of the scan, as well as delete and backup media database.

1. Click “Media Server” on the “Advanced” page and the following screen

appears.

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To change this . . . Do this . . .

Change Scan Paths

Media Scan Types

Media Scan Control
Media Scan Details

(Previous Scan)

Media Database Controls

Click Change Scan Paths if you want your
computer to search for media files which differ
from the one currently specified (see step 2).

Click on the checkbox of the file types on the
list to be included, and then click Set Types.

Click Start Scan to start scanning.
Displays the result of the latest scan by showing

the total number of image files, audio files,
video files, rejected files, and scan time.

1. The total number of media items would be
displayed.

2. Delete database:
It will delete the playlist

2. Upon clicking “Change Scan Paths” the following screen would appear.

3. Select the desired scan path(s).

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4. Click “Apply.”

5. When the message of confirmation appears, click “OK” to confirm.

Printer Server

Allow your storage system to function as a printer server when a USB printer is
connected.

1. Connect a printer to any USB port on your storage system.

2. Click “Printer Server” on the “Advanced” page and the following screen

appears.

NOTE: To be able to print Postscript file, you need to convert it to PDF format
first.

3. Click the checkbox “Printer Server enabled.”

4. Click “Apply.”

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NOTE: A warning message will appear if there is no USB printer connected to
your storage system.

5. When the message of confirmation appears, click “OK” to confirm.

NOTE: When setting up the USB printer on your computer, you need to specif y
the storage system’s IP Address.
htttp://<IP-Address>:631/printers/PrinterServer.

UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply)

Allow your storage system to use a USB-UPS as temporary backup power.

1. Connect a USB-UPS to any USB port on your storage system.

NOTE: When using the USB-UPS and the power level is not adequate, an email
alert will be sent for informing you to shutdown the storage system imm ediately.

2. Click “UPS” on the “Advanced” page and the following screen appears.

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3. Click the checkbox “UPS enabled.” The “Power status” (amount of

backup power available) will be shown.

4. Click “Apply.”

NOTE: A warning message will appear if there is no USB-UPS connected to
your storage system.

5. When the message of confirmation appears, click “OK” to confirm.

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USB Backup

Allow you to backup the contents of your USB storage device to your storage
system.

1. Click “USB backup” on the “Advanced” page and the following screen

appears.

2. In the “Administrator password” text box, enter the password.

3. Click “Apply.”

4. If you want to change the default Criteria of backup available space ,
In the “Criteria of backup available space” textbox, enter the value (MB) to

change the allocated disk space allowed for backing up to your storage system.
Otherwise do not change it, the default setting of the criteria of backup availab le

space (10%) is suggested.

5. Enter the password again.

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6. Click “Apply.” The backup contents of your USB storage device would be

copied to your storage system on a newly created timestamp folder under

/USBBackup/.

NOTE: When the total file size overflows the limitation, the warning message

“The disk space is not enough” appears.

System Log

Display a list of events that have occurred on the storage system. Reviewing this
list can help you identify and resolve any problems that you might encounter.

1. Click “System log” on the “Advanced” page and the following screen

appears. The date and time of the event, the type of event (I stands for
informational, E stands for error, W stands for warning, and C stands for
critical error), and a brief description of the event are displayed.

2. If an event occurs while you are viewing this list, click “Refresh” to update

it.

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Shut Down

To shut down the storage system, you can press the power button on the unit
itself and hold it until the system status and disk activity LEDs start flashing, or
you can shut the storage system down remotely by using Storage System
Management. To use Storage System Management:

1. Click “Shut Down” on the “Advanced” page and the following screen

appears, allowing you to shutdown the storage system.

CAUTION: Make sure no one is backing up a disk or usi ng a shared folder
before you shut down the storage system.

2. Enter the “Administrator password.”

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3. Click “Shut Down.” A message appears the indication of that the system is

shutting down.

CAUTION: Always shutdown the system in accordance with the instructions
above. An improper shutdown may affect the functionality of storage system in
the next startup.

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Reboot

You can reboot the storage system remotely by using Storage System
Management. To use Storage System Management:

1. Click “Reboot” on the “Advanced” page and the following screen appears,

allowing you to reboot the storage system.

CAUTION: Make sure no one is backing up a disk or usi ng a shared folder
before you reboot the storage system.

2. Enter the “Administrator password.”

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3. Click “Reboot.” A message appears the indication of that the system is

rebooting.

CAUTION: Always reboot the system in accordance with the instructions a bove.
An improper reboot may affect the functionality of storage system in the next
startup.

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Back to Zero Disk

User does not need to press HW “reset “ button 15secs to back to zero disk
again. User can click the “Back to Ze ro Disk “of Advanced.

1. Click “Back to Zero Disk ” on the “Advanced” page and the following

screen appears, allowing you to back to software installation STEP 3.1.5. to
change the preferred RAID configuration.

2. Enter the “Administrator password.”

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3. Click “Back to Zero Disk.” A message appears indic ating that the system

is rebooting.

4. Wait for a while (approximately 3~5 minutes) until the following screen

appears. Click “Click to Configure RAID Profile” on the “Configuration
URL” column (Please refer to software installation STEP 3.1.5.)

5. The following screen appears. Select the preferred RAID configuration by

clicking the “CHANGE TO” drop down menu under “RAID Profiles,”
then click “CHANGE” (Please refer to software installation STEP 3.1.6.)

CAUTION: An improper reboot may affect the functionality of storage system in
the next startup.

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3.8 Logging Out of Storage System Management

1. To log out of the Storage System Management system without shutting it

down, click the “Logout” button.

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2. When the message of confirmation appears, click “OK”.

3. The following screen appears. You can allow it to stay in the background

and perform other computer task. To use the Storage System Management
later, click “Log In.”

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Chapter 4 MAP SHARES

1. The following screen appears, click “Click to Map” under the “MAP

Shares” column to mapping shared folders.

2. Then, the following screen appears,

NAS Samba Share: User could select which shared folder to connect
Share Name: User could re-name a prefe r red s har e na me

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The Input Limitation

Before the user inputs are set to the system, the WEB GUI is required to validate
the user inputs according to the following rules:

Administrator name:

9 Maximum number of characters: 15
9 Rules: Can include only letters (uppercase and lowercase A-Z),

numbers (0-9), hyphens (-), underlines (_), and dots (.). First
character must be a letter (uppercase and lowercase A-Z)

Administrator password:

9 Maximum number of characters:8
9 Rules: Any printable ASCII characters but not [ ' ]

Host name: *

9 Maximum number of characters: 15
9 Rules: Can include only letters (uppercase and lowercase A-Z),

numbers (0-9) and hyphens (-).First character must be a letter
(uppercase and lowercase A-Z)

9 Because the iSCSI target name need use to add the original hostname

with the underline.

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Workgroup name: *

9 Maximum number of characters: 15
9 Rules: can include only letters (uppercase and lowercase A-Z),

numbers (0-9), hyphens (-) and underlines (_). First character must
be a letter (uppercase and lowercase A-Z)

CIFS user name:

9 Maximum number of characters: 15
9 Rules: Can include only letters (uppercase and lowercase A-Z),

numbers (0-9), hyphens (-), underlines (_) and dots (.). First
character must be a letter (uppercase and lowercase A-Z),

9 User name cannot be uppercase and lowercase

“root”,”backupuser”,”nobody”,”ftp”,“anonymous”.

CIFS group name:

9 Maximum number of characters: 15
9 Rules: Can include only letters (uppercase and lowercase A-Z),

numbers (0-9), hyphens (-), underlines (_) and dots (.). First
character must be a letter (uppercase and lowercase A-Z).

9 Group name cannot be uppercase and lowercase

“root”,”isadmin”,”isclient”,”isrou”,”isbmr”,”nasgrp”.

NFS computer description:

9 Maximum number of characters: 15
9 Rules: Can include only letters (uppercase and lowercase A-Z),

numbers (0-9), hyphens (-), underlines (_) and dots (.). First
character must be a letter (uppercase and lowercase A-Z).

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NFS computer name (IP or domain name):

9 Maximum number of characters: 64
9 Rules: Can include only letters (uppercase and lowercase A-Z),

numbers (0-9), hyphens (-), underlines (_), dots (.), slash(/), star(*),
question mark (?).

Shared name:

9 Maximum number of characters: 64
9 Rules: Can include only letters (uppercase and lowercase A-Z),

numbers (0-9), hyphens (-), underlines (_) and dots (.). First
character must be a letter (uppercase and lowercase A-Z).

9 Share name cannot be uppercase and lowercase “com1” … “com9”,

“lpt1” … “lpt9”,“con”,“nul”,“prn”,“aux”,”homes”,”spool”,”
usbdisk1”,” usbdisk2”,”usbprint1”,” usbprint2”.

SMTP server name:

9 Maximum number of characters: 64
9 Rules: Can include only letters (uppercase and lowercase A-Z),

numbers (0-9), hyphens (-), underlines (_) and dots (.)

Email address:

9 Maximum number of characters: 128

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IP, subnet mask, Gateway, DNS address:

9 Maximum number of characters: 15 (3 “.” Included)
9 Rules: The format is xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx and the value of xxx is

between 0 and 255

NTP server name:

9 Maximum number of characters: 64
9 Rules: Can include only letters (uppercase and lowercase A-Z),

numbers (0-9), hyphens (-), underlines (_) and dots (.)

SMTP user name:

9 Maximum number of characters: 64
9 Rules: Cannot include quote (‘),double quote (“),backslash

(\),question mark (?), (&), angle bracke ts(<) a nd (>).

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