2.9.3 Advanced
Advanced setting is used to set the properties of FTP server and the default share setting for new USB storage devices.
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| Set the concurrent maximum user of the FTP server. |
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| Set the idle time that when ftp clients inactive for this time, server will disconnect this |
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| Internet Accessible |
| Check on this option to share FTP server in internet or check off this option only to use |
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| Select the default sharing setting for newly plugged USB storage device. You can share it |
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You can now configure other advance sections or start using the router (with the advance settings in place) NOTE: For a partition which owns NTFS file system, you can follow below procedures to share them.
(i)Switch to "NAS System
(ii)Switch to "NAS System
(iii)Check on "Read Only" to give read authority on the NTFS partition and save it.
2.9.4 NAS Tools
Some Tools for NAS disk management. There shows all the USB storage status whether it mounted or not. You can use these tools to add / edit / remove partitions or format partitions.
Note: USB1 port is dedicated for the USB storage disk used for the NAS router (usually the disk is brand new or no need to move to other PC environment), you can use the NAS tools to partition and format the USB storage disk.
USB2 port is for USB flash disk or storage disk which you usually used to share data in other PC environment. If needed, you can partition and format it in your favorite PC environment.
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