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Contents User’s Manual Page Table of Contents FNS-1000 NAS Server IntroductionFunction Getting Familiar with your NASLEDs Rear PanelAudible Warnings Installation Basic Installation & SetupInstallation ProcedureRemoving a USB device Method a USB DevicesQuick Setup with the NAS Wizard Configuring Your NASOther Configuration Overview Client PC SetupWindow Logon Network Logon Windows 98SE/ME onlyMap Network Drive Using the NAS Servers StorageMapping a Network Drive Network BrowseNetwork Resource Password Dialog Tips for Storing Data on the NAS Install Printer Using the NAS Server’s PrinterUsing the Web File Sharing Changing your PasswordNAS Home Change User Password Web-based Administrative Interface AdministrationPassword Dialog Users Screen Existing UsersProperties Buttons To modify the properties for an existing User Disk Status ScreenSystem PrinterDelete Current Job Shutdown NowRestart Now View LogDNS Server LAN ScreenIP Address Dhcp ServerSystem Screen System ScreenIdentification Location Wins ServerOptions Support Enable UPnPRestore Default Config ButtonExisting Advanced MenuGroups Screen New GroupOperations DataTo Add a Member Group Members ScreenMembers users Other UsersExisting Shares Shares ScreenShare Save as NewGroups with Share AccessShare Access Rights Share NameModify Backup ScreenBackup Screen Backup NowDefine Backup Job Schedule Access the folderRequires login Share FolderDisk Screen Cancel StandbyDisk Log Start Upgrade Upgrade ScreenUpgrade Screen UpgradeConnecting via the Internet NAS via the InternetMaking the NAS available via the Internet But remember Using your Web Browser from the InternetRemote Management Problem 1 The FNS-1000 Utility doesnt list any NAS Servers TroubleshootingPage Package Name Appendix a LicensesGNU General Public License BSD LicenseGNU General Public License Page No Warranty Page END of Terms and Conditions