LaCie Network Space • DESIGN BY NEIL POULTON | Administration |
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4.5. Support
The Support page of the NAS administration page displays the current LaCie Network Space software version number, allows you to enable/disable FTP service, scan or rebuild the media server database, view/download/clear the system log, link to LaCie’s support web site and restart the machine.
4.5.1. Enabling FTP Service
FTP service enables you to access the LaCie Network Space from any computer connected to the Internet using either the Admin or User login information (for details, see the chart under section 3. Accessing and Managing Files).
If you prefer to connect to your LaCie Network Space using an FTP client, you can enable FTP connection by clicking Enable under “Software.” Click Disable to turn off the FTP service. See Fig. 4.5.1.
TECHNICAL NOTE: By default, the username and password for FTP access is ftp. These defaults can be modified, for de-
tails see 4.2.6. Edit Accounts.
Figure 4.5.1
4.5.2. Media Server |
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Your LaCie Network Space also includes UPnP AV media server |
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functionality, allowing you to play your music or videos from any |
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UPnP |
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Scan the Media Server Database |
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The LaCie Network Space automatically scans “openshare” |
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once per hour for media files. These files then appear in the list |
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of playable files on UPnP AV devices. |
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You can perform a manual scan at any time to cause UPnP AV |
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devices to immediately detect media files stored in the “open- |
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share” by clicking Scan on the Support page. |
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Rebuild the Media Server Database |
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Your LaCie Network Space should appear in iTunes under |
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“Shared” (Fig. 4.5.2). Any |
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Network Space should appear in the library when your LaCie |
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Network Space is selected. If files do not appear in the iTunes |
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library, click Rebuild on the Support page (Fig. 4.5.1) to refresh |
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the list. | Figure 4.5.2 |
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