Buffalo Technology TS-RHTGL/R5 user manual Network Workgroup/Domain

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Advanced Settings

Network (Workgroup/Domain)

If you are unfamiliar with Domain/Active Directory networking, then please leave the Network Type selected as Workgroup and Workgroup Name set to Workgroup.

To make your TeraStation a member of a workgroup or domain, enter the appropriate information into the fields on this page and click Apply. Do not select Domain unless you have a Windows Server Domain Controller on your network. Please leave the network type selected as Workgroup unless you are a network administrator or have been instructed to do so by one.

NOTE: If using Domain, TeraStation must be added as a member computer in the Domain Server.

Domain & Active Directory Authentication integrates the TeraStation Pro with Windows Domain and Active Directory Servers. The TeraStation Pro participates as a member device in the Domain and Active Directory networks, allowing the TeraStation to use Users and Groups that reside on the Domain or Active Directory System and update them automatically. If Active Directory is used, then FTP access to the TeraStation will be automatically disabled. To configure the TeraStation Pro on an Active Directory network, you must have the Domain Administrator login credentials. In an NT Domain environment, select NT Domain as the Network Type. Enter the Domain Name and Domain Controller into the appropriate fields. In an Active Directory environment, check the Active Directory Domain checkbox and fill in the fields. The Authentication Setup fields will be automatically filled out, so no input is needed there. Once you have finished, press Apply.

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Contents TS-RHTGL/R5 Introduction Table of Contents TeraStation Layout TeraStation Layout Power Cable UPS Ethernet USB in to router Installing Software TeraNavigator Setup TeraNavigator Setup Using your TeraStation with a Windows PC Accessing TeraStation Data from your PC To Access TeraStation Data from a PCAccessing TeraStation Data from your PC Button. Your share is now mapped to a drive letter Using your TeraStation with a Mac Accessing TeraStation Data from a Mac Accessing TeraStation Data from a Mac Accessing TeraStation Data from a Mac TeraStation Expansion Advanced Settings Configuration GUIAdvanced Settings Advanced Settings Basic Network IP Address Properties Network Workgroup/Domain Disk Management Drive Properties Page Disk Management RAID Setup Disk Management RAID Configuration Advanced Settings Disk Management Disk Check Disk Management RAID Configuration Disk Management USB Settings Disk Management USB hard drive setup Disk Management Disk Check Disk Management Disk Format Shared Folders Add a new Shared Folder Shared Folders Access restrictions EnableShared Folders Service Setup Shared Folders DFS Setup Group Management AddUser Management User Management changing passwords Troubleshooting Multiple Shares Mapping Multiple Shares Disk Backup Disk Backup Edit Backup Job Disk Backup TeraStation List Disk Backup Add TeraStation Maintenance Notification Maintenance UPS Settings Advanced Settings Maintenance Alert Settings Maintenance Status LCD Maintenance Syslog Transfer Maintenance Shutdown Maintenance Initialization System Status System Information System Status USB Details System Status Drive Properties System Status Network Information System Status Log InformationTeraStation Client Utility IP Address Setup Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Diag LCD CodesReplacing a Hard Drive Replacing a Hard Drive Replacing a Hard Drive Replacing a Hard Drive Replacing a Hard Drive Technical Specifications UPSContact Information North America Contact Information Europe GPL Information North America GPL Information Europe