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IOGear GNS1000 user manual IOGEAR All Rights Reserved. PKG-M0098

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Thank you for purchasing IOGEAR® 's BOSS™, one of the most advanced and reasonable network server replacements on the market. IOGEAR® only manufactures high quality connectivity devices so we are sure you will be satisfied with your purchase. IOGEAR® is dedicated to customer service and satisfaction, and wishes you the best with your new BOSS™ network server appliance.

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IOGear GNS1000 user manual IOGEAR All Rights Reserved. PKG-M0098

Contents

BOSS Broadband Office Storage Server a Network Server Appliance NSA User Manual2003 IOGEAR All Rights Reserved. PKG-M0098 Table of Contents 4.2 IP Alias Table of Contents4.4 Route Settings 4.3 Multiple NATTable of Contents 8.3 File SharingSystem Requirements Package Content and System RequirementsThis package contains Overview Features Virtual Private Network VPN Benefits and Key FeaturesEasy Installation SPI FirewallDynamic Domain Name Service DNS Benefits and Key FeaturesAuto Switching of Cable Type Network Attached StorageBenefits and Key Features FTP is the most secure, quick, and reliable method of transferring files. The FTP server allows you full control over who can login to the server appliance and to which to files the user can access or upload dataPictorial Introduction Front View10. Reset Button 5. Power Jack 6. Power Button 7. WAN port 10/100 Mbps8. WAN port MDI/MDIX switch 9. 4 LAN ports 10/100 Mbps Pictorial IntroductionPictorial Introduction WAN MDI/MDIX SwitchReset Button WAN PortInstallation 2.1 Hardware InstallationInstallation 2.2 Check Your PC Windows onlyFigure 2.2b InstallationFigure 2.2a password. Figure 2.3a Installation2.3 Connecting to the Web-Based Manager Figure 2.3b InstallationFigure 2.3a Figure 2.4a Installation2.4 Web-Based Manager - Basic Settings Installation Figure 2.4bInternal Network Interface InstallationHow the Router Works Installation According to the default settings, we will assign the LAN to network “192.168.2.1” You can add more detailed configurations later in section 4.1 DHCP Server settingsAddress Range InstallationClass A ClassInstallation External Network Interface1. Select the Fixed IP Address radio button InstallationExample 1 Fixed IP Address Settings 2. Enter the Public IP Address 3. Enter the External GatewayInstallation Example 2 DHCP ClientExample 3 ADSL Connection Installation2. In ADSL/PPPoE Setting Enter the User Name and Password Installation ADSL/PPTP Client Setting3.1 Overview of Configuration Menu Configuration HierarchiesConfiguration Hierarchies and Power Management Power Down Power Management3.2 Power Management Hard Disk Standby Power ManagementWake On LAN WOL Network Settings To Configure Your Network SettingsTo Enable the DHCP Server Network Settings4.1 DHCP Server Settings If you do not have a DHCP server on your networkaddress to each device connected to the LAN port of BOSS Network SettingsTo Disable the DHCP Server Network Settings 4.2 IP AliasNetwork Settings 4.3 Multiple NAT4.4 Route Settings Network Settings5. Or enter “0” in each field for non-setting multiple NAT 6. Click the Apply buttonNetwork Settings 4.5 DDNSNetwork Settings 5.1 Virtual Server Settings Firewall SettingsSetting up your Firewall Firewall Settings 1. Select “Virtual Server” from the FireWire Settings menuFirewall Settings 5.2 URL Filter SetupFirewall Settings 5.3 IP Filter SetupFirewall Settings 5.4 Denial of ServiceVPN Settings How to change your VPN settingsVPN Settings 6.1 IPSec SettingsVPN Settings 11. Enter the remote computer’s Subnet. e.gVPN Settings Figure 6.1a,b,cVPN Settings 6.2 PPTP SettingsUser Management Manage Your Network UsersUser Management 7.1 UserUser Management 7.2 GroupUser Management 8.1 HD Initialization Wizard NAS ManagementSetting Up Your BOSS NAS Management To modify and/or create more share folders, please refer to section2. Enter the Workgroup Name and Computer Description NAS Management8.2 Advanced NAS Management NAS Management 8.3 File SharingNAS Management groups to read the folderPlease enter the user name and password that was created in section NAS ManagementSystem Management Instruction to BOSS Management3. Confirm New Password Please enter the new password again System Management9.2 Event Report Settings System Management9.3 Firmware Update System ManagementOnce the system time is set, the system will record the 9.4 Time SettingsSystem Management 2. Enter the Community Name. Note that the agent side System Management9.5 SNMP and the client side must use the same community nameSystem Reports Generating System ReportsSystem Reports Firmware Version The system up time10.3 URL Log System Reports10.2 System Log System Reports 10.4 DHCP Lease ReportCare & Handling Other Issues TroubleShootingBasic TroubleShooting Set up the jumper on the Seagate drive to the SLAVE position TroubleShootingSeagate Trouble Shooting Tip Contacting IOGEAR Service SupportTechnical Support Appendix Default Setting TableDescription of LEDs Power ButtonAppendix StatusSpecification SpecificationsProduct Specifications FunctionRadio & TV Interference Statement Limited Warranty Page Contact info