Pioneer DRM-6NX manual Access Control, User-level, Share-level, Microsoft & IBM Networks SMB

				Microsoft & IBM Networks (SMB)
Access Control				5. Specify the sharing options
				6. Click OK
In the Windows (SMB) environment, you must select				NOTES:
whether you want to use share-level		or	user-level
				7 Access Type of Volumes are always Read Only. It cannot be
access control.	Follow these steps	to	select the
				changed on the File Rights page
proper security level for your needs:				7 If the same password is set for multiple volumes, a user who has
1. Click Network Settings				access to a volume may access another volume without a password
2. Click Detailed View				User-level
3. Open the Windows (SMB) page				User-level access control means that specific users and
4. Select the security mode to be used;			share-level	groups can be granted access to each shared resource
or user-level. For user-level, you must specify the				on the DRM-6NX.	The DRM-6NX validates all users
name of the	authentication domain to which the			except the local	administrator against a domain
domain controller belongs. Otherwise, no access				controller. On successful login, the user is authenticated
will be granted.				to use the shared resources on the DRM-6NX according
5. Click OK				to their existing permissions.
NOTE:				The system files are protected by default. All users that
7 If you need specific access restrictions for specific resources,
				belong to the administrator groups in the domain have
use the user-level access control. User-level access control
also allows you to integrate the DRM-6NX with existing				administrator rights on the DRM-6NX. All members of
Windows NT or OS/2 domains.				the domain have full access to all the discs.
Share-level				File Rights
Share-level access control means that you can assign				1. Click File Rights
passwords to each shared resources on the DRM-6NX.				2. To make all the discs available to some users only:
The user will automatically be prompted for the password				Ö Locate the Volumes folder in the file tree
when trying to access the shared resource. The user				To protect one or several resources but grant all
will then be granted access to the volume and all its				users access to most other resources:
subfolders.				Ö Locate the resource you want to protect from the
By default, all users will have access to all the discs. The				file tree
system files are protected by the Server password.				3. Click Properties

File Rights

4. Open the Windows Security page

1.Click File Rights

2.To make all the discs available to some users only: Ö Locate the Volumes folder in the file tree

To protect one or several resources, but grant all users access to most other resources:

ÖLocate the resource you want to protect in the file tree

3.Click Properties

4.Open the Windows Sharing page

5. Add permissions for the users and groups you want to grant access

NOTE:

7 All users must belong to the same domain

6. Click OK

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