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Samba Access
You can access the File Server from your computer with Window XP:
i. Enter Network Neighborhood and double click the NUS2000 icon
ii. Click “Start” > “Run” > Open “\\nus2000” or “\\<ip address>”
Or computer running Win 7, the NUS2000 server is automatically shown under the
Network category
WebDAV Access
WebDAV is based on the Http protocol. It requires special client to support the
access but cannot be used by a general browser such as IE, Firefox or Safari to
achieve this.
For example, Mac has the built-in client supporting WebDAV access. This is similar
to access a website by typing the URL address such as
http://<ip address>
In an Apple environment, you can make use of bonjour to name the server on the
LAN. You simply type
http://nus2000 .local :9880
Which will connect to the NUS2000 WebDAV file server, you then enter the
username and password into the prompt. The “.local” is the bonjour convention for
the name of NUS2000 and the “:9880” is the tcp port number used for WebDAV.
Chapter 7 has more detail information on the setup and usage of the WebDAV client
on local LAN and remote access to the NUS storage.