AXIS StorPoint NAS
100 User’s GuideSetup for Microsoft and IBM Networks (SMB)
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It is also possible to define folders as shares on root level for each disk. This makes it possible for a
user to map directly to a specific folder on a hard disk.
Access Control
In order to protect the hard disks, files and folders that are shared by your StorPoint NAS, you can
set up specific access restrictions. In the Windows (SMB) environment, you select whether you
want to use share-level or user-level access control:
•
Share-level
access control will prompt the users to supply a password before they can access the
shared resource.
•
User-level
access control will grant specific users access to specific resources. This method also
allows the StorPoint NAS to be integrated with existing Windows NT or OS/2 domains.
Share-level Access Control
1. From within the Administration Web pages, click
File Properties
.
2. Locate the resource you want to protect in the file tree, and click
Properties
. The
Properties
dialog box appears.
3. Open the
Windows Sharing
page.
4. Select the
Share as
radio button, and enter a share name
in the
Share Name
field.
5. Specify the type of access you want the users to have:
•
Read-Only
to enable users to open and copy
documents.
•
Full
to enable users to change, add or remove files.
•
Depends on Password
to allow different types of
access. Note that you must specify both password
fields, otherwise the users will not be prompted for
any password.
6. Click
OK
.
