Synology DS2.0 Ver. 2.0240 2.Configuration

Synology DS-101j

2.Configuration

In this page you may backup the system setting, and restore the system setting in the future. You can backup the system configuration (not data; to backup data, please refer to “Backup.”) and save it as a .dss file, or you can also restore the configuration from a selected .dss file.

Contents

Page Copyright Notice Trademark Notice Limited Warranty Revisions Safety Warnings and Instructions Page Table of Contents Page About this User’s Guide Chapter 1 Get to Know your DS-101jDisk Station Page Page Page 1.3Install HDD Page Page 1.4 Synology DS-101jDisk Station Applications Small Office and Home Office Educational Market Home User ISP Private Backup for Business People Portable Storage 1.5 Synology DS-101jDisk Station Advantages 6-in-1Server Low Cost Easy to Install Easy to Use Noise Free USB 2.0 Support Direct input from Digital Camera/Flash drives 1.6Limitations 1.7 Software Features Network Transport Protocols: Network File Protocols: Client Support: Network Setting: One-Clicksetup Manual Configuration DHCP auto IP assignment Page Chapter 2 Install your DS-101jDisk Station C. USB COPY button with LED – D. USB ports – Back Panel A. RESET button – B. LAN Port 2.2 Table of LED Descriptions LED Color Status Description Chapter 3 Install your DS-101jDisk Station Condition 3, Home Network without IP Sharing: Condition 4, Direct Connection: Page Warning: DS-101jjDisk Station does not support installing on Mac OS DSAssistant Page Yes Next Page Finish Page Page Warning: Map drive function is for Windows only Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Chapter 4 Manage your DS-101jDisk Station 2.Status 3.Log 4.About 4.2System (System Setting) 1.User To create a new user Step Create User name User description 2.Group To create a new group Group name Group description Not members 3.Share To create a new share Share name Page Edit Continue 4.Time NTP (The Network Time Protocol) 5.Hardware Manager Power Recovery Write Cache Support HDD Hibernation Setup To set up the time Idle time 4.3Network (Network Setting) 1.LAN 2.Win/Mac OS Workgroup AppleTalk Zone Encoding Page 4.Web Service Enable Photo Station Enable Password Protection readable photo 5.Mail (E-mailNotification) SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) 4.4Tools 1.Wizard Step 1 System Setting Next Step 2 LAN Setting Step 3 Time Setting Finish 2.Configuration 3.Factory Default Page 5.Backup Page 4.5Device (USB Settings) 1.USB Disk DS-101jDisk Station will format the attached USB disk Page 2.USB Printer Refresh the USB printer status Eject the USB printer Clean up the printer spool space Steps for setting up USB printer in Windows Steps for setting up USB printer in Mac OS 10.2.X running AppleTalk Print Center Add Generic Page Steps for setting up USB printer in Mac OS 10.2.X running TCP/IP IP printing Use default queue on server Steps for setting up USB printer in Mac OS 10.3.X running AppleTalk Page Printer Setup Utility 4.Choose AppleTalk Steps for setting up USB printer in Mac OS 10.3.X running TCP/IP 4.Choose IP Printing LPD/LPR Steps for setting up USB printer in Mac OS 9 running AppleTalk Page Steps for setting up USB printer in Mac OS 9 running TCP/IP Change Verify File Save Page 3.USBCopy Page Page Chapter 5 Use Data Replicator 5.1 Before You Begin 1. Install DS-101jDisk Station 2.Basic Computer Requirements 3.Install Data Replicator Data Replicator Page Page Source Upload All Files Create a tag after upload 3. Tag Management tags B.Modified files since last upload C. Modified files since a designated time Modified files since a designated time 1.2Monitoring DS-101j Disk Station Monitor Restore 2.Restore data to your computer Restore to Page You can create a tag in 2 ways: 3.1 Creating a tag after files are uploaded 3.2 Creating a new tag in the “Tag” tab Tag Page 4.Preferences 4.1Files Uploading A. Upload before monitoring B. Upload before creating tag 4.2 File Copy A. Copy with compression B. Copy with encryption 4.3 Setup A. Auto start when login Chapter 6 Troubleshooting Page Page Appendix A Suggested Periphery Appendix B Technical Support