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Timeout
Maximum idle time in seconds. Setting idle
timeout to 0 disables the idle timer completely
(clients can stay connected for ever, without
sending data).
Anonymous FTP
Enable anonymous FTP
Welcome message
The welcome message which will be displayed
to the user when they initially login.
Permit root login
Specifies whether it is allowed to login as supe-
ruser directly
Require valid shell
Deny logins which do not have a valid shell
Bandwidth restriction
Use the following bandwidth restriction: 0 KiB/s
means unlimited.
Passive FTP
Use the following port range: In some cases you
have to specify passive ports range to by-pass
firewall limitations. Passive ports restricts the
range of ports from which the server will select
when sent the PASV command from a client.
The server will randomly choose a number from
within the specified range until an open port is
found. The port range selected must be in the
non-privileged range (eg. greater than or equal
to 1024). It is strongly recommended that the
chosen range be large enough to handle many
simultaneous passive connections (for example,
49152-65534, the IANA-registered ephemeral
port range).
Masquerade address
If your host is acting as a NAT gateway or port
forwarder for the server, this option is useful
in order to allow passive transfers to work. You
have to use your public address and opening
the passive ports used on your firewall as well.
Specifies the amount of time, in seconds, be-
tween checking and updating the masquerade
address by resolving the IP address. Set this
value to 0 to disable this option.
Summary of Contents for G-RACK 12
Page 1: ......
Page 2: ...Copyrights...
Page 4: ...Introduction...
Page 9: ...Getting Started...
Page 12: ...Getting Started p 12 Front View Rear View...
Page 32: ...Administrative Tool...
Page 48: ...Administrative Tool p 48 Extended information from smartctl utility...
Page 92: ...Administrative Tool p 92 Comment Optional comment text box...
Page 109: ...Administrative Tool p 109 Example error message...
Page 124: ...Administrative Tool p 124 Memory usage Network interfaces...
Page 130: ...Hardware Description...
Page 159: ...Use Cases Tutorials...
Page 180: ...Use Cases Tutorials p 180...
Page 184: ...Use Cases Tutorials p 184 You need to click the enable slider to activate this option...
Page 191: ...Use Cases Tutorials p 191 Lastly a review is presented before the shares are created...
Page 192: ...Use Cases Tutorials p 192 Once you confirm the process starts...
Page 215: ...Use Cases Tutorials p 215 6 The RAID is ready...
Page 221: ...iSCSI Essentials...
Page 228: ...iSCSI Essentials p 228 Links and references https en wikipedia org wiki ISCSI...
Page 234: ...Troubleshooting...
Page 247: ...F A Q...
Page 272: ...Technical Support Warranty...
Page 283: ...Glossary...
Page 289: ...Appendices...