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Intellinet 501712, User Manual

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System Requirements 

For Accessing Files: 

Network adapter installed and functioning properly 

 

For configuration: 

For PC Users: 

Internet Explorer 5.5 and newer or latest Opera browser with Java support 

 

For Mac Users: 

Internet Explorer 5.2 or latest Opera browser with Java support 

 

For Linux Users: 

Latest Opera browser with Java support 

 

Package Contents 

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Network Attached Storage Device   

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Power Adapter and power Cord 

z

 Ethernet 

cable 

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User Manual CD 

z

 

Quick Start Installation Guide 

 

Physical Parts/Connectors/LEDs 

Ethernet port : 10/100 Mbps 

Ethernet port MDI/MDIX switch 

Reset Button 

Power Button 

Power Jack – DC 12V 

LEDs : Link/Activity LED, Ethernet 10/100Mbps LED, HB (Heart-Beat) LED, 

HD (Hard Disk) LED, Power LED 

 

 

Ethernet Port MDI/MDIX Switch (Crossover selector) 

The Ethernet port MDI/MDIX switch is used to adjust the 

cable connection of the Ethernet port. If the port is connected 

to hub, you should move the switch to the “hub” side; if the 

port is connected directly to a PC, you should move the 

 

Summary of Contents for 501712

Page 1: ...a pictures with all of your networked computers Make files available when you are away from home Run an FTP server without leaving your computer on Have personal private storage for each family member...

Page 2: ...dapter and power Cord z Ethernet cable z User Manual CD z Quick Start Installation Guide Physical Parts Connectors LEDs Ethernet port 10 100 Mbps Ethernet port MDI MDIX switch Reset Button Power Butto...

Page 3: ...address you will not be able to access the NAS You can use the Reset Button to restore the factory settings To initiate a reset you must hold the button for at least 5 seconds or until the unit stop...

Page 4: ...the networked computers that wish to access the NAS Hardware Installation Connect the included Ethernet cable and power adapter to the back of the NAS Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to a...

Page 5: ...by double clicking My Network Places and the Nas device name Mapping A Share Folder Mapping your shared folder s to your computer makes accessing them easier When a shared folder is mapped it will app...

Page 6: ...red folder from under Entire Network Click OK once your have located the shared folder Select Reconnect at logon so you do not have to repeat this process in the future Click on Finish You will now se...

Page 7: ...ration but it is not required To enable UPnP go to the Start menu and select the Control Panel Select Add Remove Programs Click Add Remove Windows Components on the left hand side The Windows Componen...

Page 8: ...nish You can access the configuration user interface by double clicking on My Network Places on your desktop Double click on the UPnP device to gain access to the configuration page Note You may need...

Page 9: ...Finder utility Your NAS unit should be listed with the unit s IP address Double click on the device name or highlight the device name and click on Configure to bring up the configuration page If you k...

Page 10: ...ing the NAS on the network This application runs on any Windows 98 SE 2000 Me XP operating system You can run the application from the CD ROM or copy it to the computer that you want to use to configu...

Page 11: ...r menus simply move your cursor over the main menu items Basic Settings The Basic Settings page allows you to name your NAS and configure it as a DHCP client or a Fixed IP device on the network Note Y...

Page 12: ...ed as a DHCP client your IP address could change periodically Having the NAS configured with a Fixed IP address means that the IP address will not change unless you reassign it The IP address that you...

Page 13: ...from this menu Administrative Settings This password is used to log into the user interface You can change this to make the UI more difficult to locate Note You must enter the port number when calling...

Page 14: ...mage your unit and require you to send it in for service Current firmware version Select Browse and locate the updated firmware If the firmware file is not correct it will not update the firmware in t...

Page 15: ...orting in the logs and file records Select your GMT time zone and then enter the date and time Click on Apply to make the changes You can find your GMT time zone by double clicking on the clock locate...

Page 16: ...Drive information Current IP address Network link is up or down System Log Use the information provided here to help diagnose any network related issues Navigate through the history with these buttons...

Page 17: ...id users for the shared folder If the user group is included in the list the user group then has permission to access the shared folder Users For file sharing to work we have to allow users and or gro...

Page 18: ...ssignment easier Click on Add to create a new group name Enter the group name Highlight the user s on the right side and click on the button to assign the user s to the group Highlight multiple users...

Page 19: ...vity for the set time period the hard drive will power down to conserve power save wear and tear and prevent the unit from building up unnecessary heat When a user wants to access the storage the NAS...

Page 20: ...o have Read Write or Read Only 3 click on the button to move the user over to the Allowing User List Highlight users on the left list and select the button to remove them from the share or change thei...

Page 21: ...Settings All the file protocols settings are located here Disable any protocols not in use by the computers on the network to increase performance Most users will not need to change any of the settin...

Page 22: ...n the Linux machine A typical mount command line mount IP address share folder local directory File Sharing For file sharing you must create users and groups first Use this to organize the data on the...

Page 23: ...click on Remove or Modify to delete or edit the shared folder properties USB Storage Sharing As mentioned above each partition of the attached USB storage will be presented to one shared folder So if...

Page 24: ...ess visible to users whom you do not want to grant access Some networks also block the standard port 21 and may require you to change to a different port Note If you change the default port 21 you wil...

Page 25: ...n Locate the NAS device in My Network Places and select it by double clicking on the icon Enter a valid user name and password when prompted You will now see the printer port next to the shares for th...

Page 26: ...n properly A new share folder called UPnPMedia will be created with the guest user assigned to it You should change the user access and security located in File Sharing to your current network setup C...

Page 27: ...rhood or My Network Places you can try to search for it Click Search under My Network Places Enter the name of the NAS or the Fixed IP address if configured that way and click Search Now All other com...

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