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4.6.1(3) When Using Mac OS X
Setup procedure
(1)Setting up the FTP server Add FTP server functions.
(2)Adding a user (entering the user ID and password) Set the
This setting must be made after
Settings
Setting the FTP server
1)Select [Apple Logo] - [System Environment Settings].
2)For Internet and network items in the System Environment Settings window, click “Shared.”
3)Select the check box “Start FTP Service” (for Mac OS 10.1) on the File and Web tab or the check box “FTP Service” (for Mac OS 10.2) on the Service tab.
Adding a user
1)In the System Environment Settings window, click “User” (for Mac OS 10.1) or “Account” (for Mac OS 10.2).
2)In the User window (for Mac OS 10.1) or Account window (for Mac OS 10.2), click “New User” and supply the User ID and Password that have been set for External Server of the
3)Close the window.
4)For the IP address on the server side, you can select the
On home directory settings and the separation of save directories for each of multiple users
When a user is added, a home directory is automatically created under the specified user name and directory name at a location below [Macintosh HD] – [Users].
When image files are transferred, the FTP Dir. specified on the
“FTPIBOX,” then the FTP transfer directory is “C:\Users\DS1\FTPIBOX\.”
When accounts are added, separate directories are created for each user, so that even if there are multiple users
Access rights for the created folder are set so that only the user who created it can access it with both read and write privileges; other users may access the folder only to read files. Do not change the access rights for the created folder. Doing so may make it impossible to transfer images to the folder or result in other users inadvertently deleting images.
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