User manual COMET LABS ND43000

[. . . ] Network Disk Server ND-42000 / ND-43000 User Manual NETWORK ATTACHED STORAGE Network Disk Server User Manual Version 3. 0 Copyright 2000-2003. This manual applies to 3. 01 or later versions of Network Disk Server July 25, 2003 1 CUSTOMER SERVICE To obtain service or technical support for your system, please refer to the registration card for detailed contacts. Trademarks Microsoft®, Windows® and Internet Explorer® are registered trademarks of Microsoft Inc. Novell® and NetWare® are registered trademarks of Novell Inc. [. . . ] Infected files are automatically deleted or quarantined by the NT virus-scanning software as setup by the NT administrator. · Backup/ Restore/ Reset Settings If you want to backup configuration settings, please select one configuration and then click [Save] button. The system may ask you whether to save or open the backup configuration file, in this case please choose to save it. Please keep the backup image file 24 carefully. If you want to restore configuration settings, please select one configuration and then first click the [Browse. . . ] button to specify the backup image file then click the [Restore] button. You can also reset the following settings to the default values: Users/Groups settings Disk configuration Share Volume Settings Hardware settings System settings Network configuration All settings 3. 10 Statistics & Logs You can monitor the current logon user of the Network Disk Server and the system event logs for the purpose of user administration or system diagnostic reference. · Active Users Displays information on all online users. · Event Logs The Network Disk Server can store thousands of recent event logs, including warning, error and information messages. In the event of a system malfunction (LCD error indicator lights up), the event logs can be retrieved to help diagnose the system problem. · DHCP Logs If the DHCP server function is activated, you can use it to monitor all of the assigned dynamic addresses, client MAC addresses and other information. 25 Chapter 4. Accessing Network Disk Server 4. 1 Using Microsoft Windows Under the Microsoft Windows operating system, you can access the Network Disk Server using the following steps: 1. Use the following methods to locate and connect the Network Disk Server within the local network: · Click on the Start button and select Run in the Windows menu bar. Enter the name of the Network Disk Server, for example: \\NAS004001, and press Enter. · You may also look for the Network Disk Server within the Network Neighborhood. Locate the workgroup and find the name of your Network Disk Server. When the server is found, double-click on the server name to connect. · You may also use the "Search for Computers" function to look for your Network Disk Server in Windows. Under Windows ME or Windows 2000, please follow these steps: i. Open "My Network Places" folder. Under the tools bar menu click "Search". Computer Name path key-in Network Disk Server name. Once the Network Disk Server is found, double-click your mouse button to connect. 26 2. [. . . ] First, select the file(s) you wish to move, then drag the files you wish to move to the destination folder. First, press CTRL + X with the file(s) you wish to move selected. Then, select a destination folder, and press CTRL + V to finish the moving operation. Changing Working Directory To change the current working directory, first click on the drop-down combo box located on the top of window, then select the desired working directory. 79 Appendix D: Quick Install Wizard Introduction The Quick Install Wizard enables you to list the Network Disk Servers within your local network, and display basic information such as server names, workgroups and IP addresses. [. . . ]