ReadyNAS OS 6.0

Use ReadyNAS Remote

ReadyNAS Remote is a web-based service that allows you to drag and drop files between your ReadyNAS system and your Windows or Mac computer using the SMB file-sharing protocol. All file permissions and shared folder security settings are retained as if you were on your LAN. All data is encrypted so that it is transmitted securely.

ReadyNAS Remote uses preinstalled software on your ReadyNAS system and a small software program for your Windows or Mac computer.

Using ReadyDROP involves these high-level steps:

1.Enable ReadyNAS Remote on your ReadyNAS storage system. (See Enable ReadyNAS Remote on page 69.)

2.Grant access to Cloud users. (See Add Cloud Users on page 148.)

3.Install ReadyNAS Remote client software on your computer. (See Install the ReadyNAS Remote Client on Remote Devices on page 71.)

4.Access your shared folders. (See Access Shared Folders Using ReadyNAS Remote on page 72.)

Enable ReadyNAS Remote

The ReadyNAS Remote service is preinstalled on your ReadyNAS storage system. Before you can access shared folders using ReadyNAS Remote, you must enable it on your ReadyNAS system.

To enable ReadyNAS Remote:

1.On the local admin page, select Cloud > Cloud Services.

2.Select the check box next to the ReadyNAS Remote icon.

The ReadyNAS Remote service verifies that your Internet connection is working and that your device is online.

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NETGEAR 104, 314, 312 software manual Use ReadyNAS Remote, Enable ReadyNAS Remote,  To enable ReadyNAS Remote

104, 314, 312 specifications

NETGEAR, a leader in networking technology, offers a range of high-performance switches designed to meet the demands of modern networking environments. Among these are the NETGEAR 312, 314, and 104 switches, each catering to specific operational needs while providing robust features and technologies.

The NETGEAR 312 switch is a part of the managed switch category and focuses on delivering exceptional performance for small to medium-sized businesses. It features 12 Gigabit Ethernet ports, ensuring high-speed connectivity for devices such as computers, printers, and servers. It supports advanced Layer 2 network management capabilities, allowing users to configure VLANs for efficient traffic management and segmentation. The 312 also incorporates Quality of Service (QoS) functionalities that prioritize critical data traffic, improving overall network performance. With its energy-efficient design and fanless operation, the switch operates quietly while reducing power consumption.

Moving on to the NETGEAR 314, this switch expands upon the features of the 312 by offering 16 Gigabit Ethernet ports, ideal for larger networks requiring more connections. The 314 also supports Layer 2 management, making it easier for network administrators to create and manage VLANs. Additionally, it comes equipped with advanced security features, including MAC address filtering and port security, which help safeguard the network from unauthorized access. The switch supports link aggregation, enhancing bandwidth capacity and redundancy. Its compact design enables easy integration into various network configurations.

Lastly, the NETGEAR 104 switch serves as an entry-level option, perfect for home offices or small businesses looking for reliable basic connectivity. It offers 10 Fast Ethernet ports, providing ample connectivity for basic networking needs. The plug-and-play functionality allows for easy setup and deployment without the need for extensive configuration. The 104 is also energy-efficient, equipped with features that automatically adjust power consumption based on port activity, ensuring minimal energy waste.

In summary, NETGEAR's 312, 314, and 104 switches showcase a diverse range of features tailored to different networking needs. From advanced management and security features to energy-efficient designs, these switches empower users to build efficient, high-performing networks. With NETGEAR's commitment to quality and innovation, these switches stand out as reliable solutions for various networking challenges.