Buffalo Technology TSXE80TLR5, TS-RXL manual

14	Double-click on your TeraStation’s icon.

15 The TeraStation’s shared folders are displayed.

Note:

For Mac OS, TeraStation is mounted as a drive icon on the desktop, or displayed in the sidebar of the [Finder]. Setup is now complete. You can now use the TeraStation's shared folders to save files just like other hard drives.

Note:

Keep the TeraStation updated with the latest firmware. You can download the latest firmware from www.buffalotech.com. The currently installed firmware version is displayed on the main screen of NAS Navigator2.

TeraStation User Manual

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Buffalo Technology TSXE80TLR5, TS-RXL TeraStation’s shared folders are displayed, Double-click on your TeraStation’s icon

Contents

Network Attached Storage Contents Backup Using WebAccess Direct Copy PrintServer Sleep Timer NS-SHFT GPL Information Data BackupUpdate the TeraStation’s Firmware Glossary TeraNavigator Setup Chapter Diagrams and LayoutDirections, or use the following procedure Connect cables Click Begin Installation Not illuminated. Continue to Step Click OK Change your administration password Configure RAID Scanning TeraStation’s shared folders are displayed Double-click on your TeraStation’s icon Front View Rear View 15 16 Diagrams and LayoutFront View Rear View With cover attached With cover removed Rear View Reset Button Power ButtonError LED USB Connector USB 2.0/1.1 Series a Manual default Auto Power ModeAuto Chapter Using your TeraStation Opening a Shared Folder Opening a Shared Folder from a Second PC Adding Additional TeraStations Opening the Web Admin interface Web Admin interface opens Click LoginDisplayed on the left Chapter Changing RAID Modes RAID 5 mode 3 hard drivesRAID 10 mode RAID Arrays RAID 0 mode RAID 1 mode Default for TS-WXL/R1Normal Mode Default for TS-WXL/1D Format Array or Disk Using Normal modeConfirm Operation screen Confirm Operation Screen Using RAID 5 mode 4 hard drives Click the array you want to configure Using RAID 5 mode 3 hard drives Seconds, and click Apply Select RAID Using RAID 10 modeSelect hard drives all 4 of them to use in RAID10 Using RAID 1 mode Using RAID 0 mode Select all available hard drives Configuring a Hot Spare Click System Storage RAID Array in the Web Admin interface Chapter Adding an External Hard Drive Connect an External Drive Formatting the External Drive To erase all data on a disk, choose System Restore/EraseWeb Admin interface, navigate to System Storage Disks Set Access Restrictions on the External Drive Restrictions Chapter Removing External Hard Drives Dismounting with the Function button Select the USB drive Dismounting from the Web Admin interfaceClick Remove Disk Backup Data on the TeraStation Chapter BackupBackup Data from your Windows PC Set up Destination for Backup Backing up to another TeraStation on the local network Overwrite Backup Append Backup Configuring a backup jobNormal Backup Overwrite Backup Differential Backup Backup Notes Bytes Restrictions regarding to BackupCorrectly TeraStation’s LAN Port ReplicationStatus of the TeraStation Network Replication is configuredBackup. Click on View NAS Devices Off-subnet TeraStations as described below Web Admin interface, navigate to Network Settings Network Services and click AFPClick Modify Settings Time MachinePage Page Access Restrictions on Active Directory Chapter Configuring Access RestrictionsAccess Restrictions on NT Domain Restrict access by delegating authority Click Create Folder Adding a Shared FolderClick Save Read Only Shares Recycle BinHide Share Occur Technical RestrictionsBe automatically Group Names May be lostPage Adding Users Importing Users Adding Groups Setting Access Restrictions for Users/Groups Access RestrictionsClick Add Page Access Restrictions on NT Domain Page Access Restrictions on Active Directory Restrictions When Administrating in Active Directory Domain Page Page Restrictions When Administrating Delegate Authority Option Chapter Managing your TeraStation Name, Date and Time NTP Click Enable RAID Scanning Disk Check Encrypt Hard Drives on the TeraStation Formatting Disks Notifies when backup jobs are completed MaintenanceMail Notification On HDD Status Report System Alert UPS Settings You’ve now configured alerts LCD Display SettingsFan Error, or UPS power Error Beep Alerts Changing the Admin Username and Password Erase Data on the TeraStation Completely Reset Button Restore Factory DefaultsReset Button Initialization Initialization from within the Web Amin interface Changing the IP Address Jumbo Frame NetworkTeraStation Page Port Trunking Page Chapter Extensions Using WebAccessWhat is WebAccess ? Office Direct Copy Function Button USB ConnectorFront View USB Connector Rear View Front View Rear ViewPage PrintServer Setting up a printer on Windows 7/VistaNot included Page Double-click on the TeraStation’s printer icon lp Setting up a printer on Windows XPManufacturer’s directions for installation Is not listed, click Have Disk and follow the printer Setting up a printer on Windows Sleep Timer Click Save when done Specific day of the week Wednesday 1000 Timer Everyday 900Timer Disable Specific day of the week Wednesday 0730 Disk Quotas Disk space quotas for usersPage Disk space quotas for groups Click Create Group Click Users/Groups Local User Page TeraSearch Page Offline Files Set the offline feature for Click Make Available Offline UNC to the original location Icon is displayed in the systray DFS Distributed File System Page Web Admin interface, navigate to Network Settings Network Services and click FTPFTP Server Configure your To access the TeraStation with an FTP clientAccessing the TeraStation with an Anonymous user FTP client software with the following settings Network Address 192.168.0.0 Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0 Accessing from a NFS ClientClick NFS Folders Setup Choose a shared folder 100 Click NFS Client Setup From Linux From Windows Services for UnixFrom Solaris10 Encrypting Data Transmission Encrypting Data from the Web Admin interfaceEncrypting FTP Transfer Data Server.key SSL Key SSL KeyServer.crt SSL Certificate Updating SSL Key Wake on LAN Chapter NAS Navigator2 Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000 and Windows Server2003/Server2008 Default Gateway Gateway Exit Exits NAS Navigator2 108 Displays NAS Navigator2 windowBrowse Shares Server again Following tasks may beFunction 109 Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later File Security Tool Chapter SoftwareNAS Navigator2 NAS Navigator2 client software is described on NS-SHFT EXT3 Reader Common items left side of the screen Chapter List of Settings in the Web Admin interfaceFollowing options can be set from the Web Admin interface Shared Folders 115 Sftp 116 DFS Users/Groups 117 118 Dhcp If Dhcp is disabled, you can enter an IP address manually119 Network is required for use 120 121 122 NFS Only Windows computers display the description System123 NTP 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 Deletion. Be careful not to delete the necessary data Use Compressed Transfer Method 131Backed up 132 Backup FoldersAdd CRAM-MD5SMTP-AUTH/CRAM-MD5 133SSL/TLS 134 LED 135 136 Array Failure SettingsErase Data erased cannot be recovered Erase Extensions 137 Time Machine feature is used 138 Appendix Assign as Network Drive Windows Example shows the display of TS-XL Series Mount as a Network Drive Mac OS X 10.3.9 or laterClick OK Specifications 141 Enabled Factory DefaultsSetting Ethernet Bytes Frame Size Disabled File Sharing Security Level Change Tool SoftwareBuffalo NAS Navigator2 Adobe Reader EXT3 Reader Info Folder Tions how to use itStructions how to use it Lmcmchg Folder Inst.exe Normal Display LCD Display146 Status 147 Error and Warning 148 149 Troubleshooting If You cannot Setup Data Backup GPL Information Update the TeraStation’s Firmware Glossary Subnet mask SMB Server Message BlockTCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol Environmental Information Compliance InformationFCC Warning CE Mark Warning 155 KCC 156