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Hawking Technology HNAS1 Standards, Supported Protocols, Number of Concurrently Supported Users

Models: HNAS1

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Standards

Standards

IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u

Supported Protocols

TCP/IP, HTTP, SMB, FTP

Number of Concurrently Supported Users

Samba: Five Users; FTP: Five Users

Interface

One 10/100Mbps RJ-45 Ethernet port

One Default Reset Button

Connection Speed 10/100Mbps

Support Hard Drive(s)

One removable 3.5” IDE hard Drive (ATA) of up to 250GB

Diagnostic LEDs

Power: On/Boot or Shutdown (Green/Blinking)

Link/ACT: Ethernet Act/Link (Green)

HD: Hard Drive Data Transfer (Amber/Blinking)

Dimensions

8.66” x 2.36” x 5.20” (L x W x H); 220mm x 60mm x 132mm (L x W x H)

Operating Temperature

0q-50qC; (320 - 1220 F)

Power Supply

DC 12V 3A External power adapter

Certifications

FCC (CISPR_22), CE (EN55022), VCCI Class B

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Hawking Technology HNAS1 Standards, Supported Protocols, Number of Concurrently Supported Users, Interface, Dimensions

Contents

Page Trademarks & Copyright IP Protocol Setup Package ContentsHard Drive Installation Quick Setup WizardSmart Wizard Powerful and EasyKey Features Unpack and Inspect Power Power ButtonFront Panel LED DefinitionsHow to Configure the TCP/IP Network Protocol Configuring the Network Protocols1. Click on Start- Settings- Control Panel- Network How to Configure the TCP/IP Network ProtocolWindows 98/Me 2. Click TCP/IP - Ethernet Adaptor and click Properties4. Type in the IP Address. Make sure you set the Subnet Mask to 3. Click IP Address and click on Specify IP Address1. Click on Start- Settings- Network and Dial-up Connections How to Configure the TCP/IP Network ProtocolWindows 2. Choose Local Area Connection and click on Properties3. Click on Internet Protocol TCP/IP and then click on Properties 2. Double click on Local Area Connection How to Configure the TCP/IP Network ProtocolWindows XP Page Page titled Local Area Connection or b. Click on View Network Connectionsc. In the Network Connections Default Gateway line. These two Screws How to Connect Your Hard Drive to the Network Storage CenterIDE Connector Power Connector Welcome Page 1 Activate The Utility Softwareƒ Ensure that the “Power” LED is lit green 2 Follow the Setup Wizard to Complete Installation Power OnLAN Connection ƒ Ensure that the “Link/Act” LED is lit greenScan Hard Drives on the Network 3 Click “Next” to start the Scan Prepare to ScanStatus ReachableAction Hard Drives FoundSettings User name/Password ReminderPlease read this carefully Setup my Network HD Setup the Network Click OK to set up your Network Storage CenterStorage Center by Web-Browser Ex I.E Access My Network Storage Center Icons Createda. ALL=Read/Write b. Power=Read/Write c. Guest=Read Only Set Up the Network Storage Center Homepage ConfigurationThe Network Storage Center’s Homepage Home StatusStatus Details Host Name Network SettingsConfiguration IP Address ConfigurationConfiguration Superuser/Passwordƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ AdministrationRestart System HD Format Firmware Upgrade Factory Default ResetCharacter Set System TimeShare User configuration1. Click the Add button 4. Choose the default folder for this user 5. Click Apply to save2. Click Delete to remove Delete UserTo add a new folder for users to share Folder Configuration1. Click Add to add a new folder 2. Enter the Folder Name and Description 3. Click Apply to save2. Click Delete to remove Delete FolderTo remove a folder and files inside Non-access The User cannot access the folder Read-only Items FTP ConfigurationMeaning How to…1. You cannot include the word “FTP” FTP Password2. You must use at least one number in the password string You can do this by following the steps below Page Page Remote Backup PC PC PC Server Backup DataMultiple Users Backup File-SharingRemote Backup FTP 1. How do I shut down the Network Storage Center properly? 2. The Express Setup Wizard cannot configure my network settings6. I cannot access the Network Storage Center Dimensions Diagnostic LEDsOperating Temperature Power Supply