Medion LIFE P89626 MD 86407 User Manual Download Page 7 | Manualshive

Page: 7 / 106

background image

6

Telephone:

1300 884 987

Internet: www.medion.com.au

After Sales Support

Proper use

The Home Storage Network System (Network Attached Storage, NAS) is a ﬁ le
server. A server is a device that is used to store different types of ﬁ les and to
provide these to the users in a local network.
The server is delivered with software that allows several users to back up, store,
share and protect their data on the installed hard drive.
This device is intended for use in dry, indoor areas only.
This device is intended for private use only and not industrial or commercial
use.

86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content.indd 6

86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content.indd 6

04.11.2011 09:23:09

04.11.2011 09:23:09

«
...
5
6
7
8
9
...
»

Summary of Contents for LIFE P89626 MD 86407

Page 1: ...ork Storage System MEDION LIFE P89626 MD 86407 MEDION Australia Pty Ltd St Leonards NSW 2065 Australia Hotline 1300 884 987 Opening hours Mon Fri 08 30AM to 06 00PM EST Internet www medion com au E mail Support australia medion com ...

Page 2: ...n to all rights and remedies in respect of the product that the consumer has under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 and similar state and territory laws Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage You are also ent...

Page 3: ...d data may be lost We recommend you save this data elsewhere prior to sending the product for repair You should also be aware that rather than repairing goods we may replace them with refurbished goods of the same type or use refurbished parts in the repair process Please be assured though refurbished parts or replacements are only used where they meet ALDI s stringent quality speciﬁcations If at ...

Page 4: ...he NAS server 11 Operating mode of the NAS server and the supplied components 11 Components of the NAS server 12 Overview of the device 12 Front view and rear view of device 12 Setting up 13 Connection to a network 13 Initial operation 14 Install the supplied software on the computer 14 Starting the NAS Starter Utility 15 NSU NAS Starter Utility 16 Introduction to the NAS server 18 Difference betw...

Page 5: ...me 59 OTC Button 60 Package Management 62 Flickr YouTube 65 YouTube 68 YouTube Settings 68 FTP Uploadr 70 Adding or Editing an FTP Server Entry 71 FTP Uploadr Preferences 72 Sharing 74 Users 74 User List 74 Adding or Editing an Account 75 Adding or Editing User Group Membership 76 Displaying User Info 76 Groups 76 Shares 78 Maintenance 85 Report Conﬁg 86 Conﬁguration 88 Restart 90 Do you need more...

Page 6: ...ctions DANGER Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury WARNING Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury CAUTION Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury ATTENTION Is used to address practices not related to personal injury NOTE Please follow th...

Page 7: ...provide these to the users in a local network The server is delivered with software that allows several users to back up store share and protect their data on the installed hard drive This device is intended for use in dry indoor areas only This device is intended for private use only and not industrial or commercial use 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 6 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 6 04 ...

Page 8: ...s vases on the device the mains adapter or in close proximity to the device and protect all parts from drips or water splashes The container can tip over and the liquid can affect electrical safety If the plug cable or device itself is damaged disconnect the device from the power supply immediately If the device is moved from a cold room into a warm room wait a moment before you connect it to the ...

Page 9: ... avoid hazards Cleaning and maintenance Before you clean the device always unplug the mains adapter from the mains Only use a dry clean cloth for cleaning Do not use chemical solutions and cleaning products because these may damage the device s surface and or inscriptions Data backup Please note Back up your data on external storage media after each update We do not accept any liability for claims...

Page 10: ...nnected from the mains if required To avoid overheating do not cover the mains adapter If you use an extension cable make sure that it complies with Australian requirements If in doubt contact an electrician Position the cables so that no one can step on or trip over them Do not place any objects on the cables as this could damage them Note on electrostatic charge If the device does not function p...

Page 11: ...pplied with your product 1 5 TB Home Network Storage System NAS LAN cable Mains adapter Software CD Operating instructions Warranty card PLEASE NOTE Remove the protective ﬁlms from the device before use DANGER Keep all packaging for instance plastic wrapping out of the reach of children If misused there is a risk of suffocation 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 10 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content in...

Page 12: ...rinter to the NAS server and make it available to other users in the local network The integrated media server permits all users with DLNA capable devices in the local network to access photos videos and music on the NAS server You can set up the iTunes service on the server to enable users to stream music to network computers with iTunes Operating mode of the NAS server and the supplied component...

Page 13: ...ion ﬂashes blue during system start or during hard drive activity ﬂashes red during ﬁrmware update and glows red for hardware errors 2 LED GREEN LAN indicator glows when a network connection is established ﬂashes during data transfer 3 LED ORANGE OTC indicator of the front USB port glows when a data medium is detected on the front USB port ﬂashes when copying synchronizing data between the NAS ser...

Page 14: ...ect the mains adapter to a mains socket outlet Make sure that the computer you will be using to conﬁgure the server is in the same network Connections for USB devices You can use the USB ports to connect external USB drives or a USB printer that will be available to all users in the local network The USB port at the front of the server can also be used for the One Touch Copy function PLEASE NOTE B...

Page 15: ...up software Installing the NAS Starter Utility Insert the installation CD into the DVD CD drive The CD starts automatically Follow the installation instructions Installing Memeo Instant Backup Following completion of the NAS Starter Utility installation tick the box next to Install Memeo Instant Backup to subsequently start the installation of Memeo Instant Backup Follow the installation instructi...

Page 16: ...or call it up via Start All Programs Medion AG NAS Starter Utility Medion AG NAS Starter Utility The NAS Seeker Utility appears Start screen of the NAS Starter Utility This displays all available NAS servers Click on a NAS server and then on Connect to log in to this NAS server 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 15 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 15 04 11 2011 09 23 11 04 11 2011 09 23 11 ...

Page 17: ...er onto the NAS server an overview page of the NAS Starter Utility appears The NAS Starter Utility ﬁnds all Medion NAS servers on your network and enables straightforward access to the following functions 1 2 3 4 5 6 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 16 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 16 04 11 2011 09 23 11 04 11 2011 09 23 11 ...

Page 18: ...talled the Memeo Backup solution while installing the NAS Starter Utility you can start and conﬁgure the software using this icon Configuration Click on Conﬁguration to call up the following options Initialization wizard Here you can conﬁgure the NAS server with the help of an assistant You can use a standard conﬁguration or conﬁgure the NAS server step by step using the assistant manual conﬁgurat...

Page 19: ...up accounts Set up and edit folders or shares Update the server ﬁrmware Reset the server name and password to the standard settings Users All users including the administrators can use the following functions Change their log in password Save and share ﬁles on the NAS server Back up ﬁles on the NAS server Access the server via the Internet Download large ﬁles from the Internet directly to the serv...

Page 20: ... ﬁles First steps for users Initial tasks when using the NAS server 1 Make sure you have received the following from the administrator NAS Starter Utility software Memeo Backup software User name and password for the NAS server The names of the shares that you may access Information about any access restrictions e g read only access to a speciﬁc share User manual 2 Install the NAS server software ...

Page 21: ...public DATE _ TIME on the NAS server During the copying procedure the OTC indicator ﬂashes orange As soon as the copying procedure is completed you will hear two longer beeps If you hear two short beeps then there is not enough disk space to complete the copying procedure In this case you need to make sufﬁcient disk space on the NAS server Hold down the OTC button for about 3 seconds until you hea...

Page 22: ... settings If the NAS server has a faulty response or if settings that have been made have caused you to lose your access to the system it may be necessary to reset the system to the standard settings To reset the system keep the RESET button pressed down for about 10 seconds After 3 seconds you will hear a ﬁrst short beep and a second short beep after 10 seconds Now release the RESET button As con...

Page 23: ...et a checkmark in the ﬁeld Restore Connection at Windows logon Backing up data with Memeo Backup Start Memeo Instant Backup by clicking on the Memeo Backup icon in the NAS Starter Utility In the Help menu click on the entry Register and then enter the product key that is on the cover of the provided software CD Skip the start page by clicking on the entry No Thanks I want to start a Backup now Now...

Page 24: ...ator can be called up in 3 ways Open your standard Web browser and enter the IP address displayed in the NAS Starter Utility in the address bar of the Web browser or Enter http nas server in the address bar of the Web browser or In the NAS Starter Utility main menu click on the Configuration entry top left and then on Administration When prompted enter your user name and password to open the page ...

Page 25: ... the icons circle or list at the bottom right in the screen NOTE If you did not activate the option Stay logged in for two weeks when logging in you will be automatically logged out from the current Web conﬁgurator session if there is no activity for more than 15 minutes In this case simply log back in to the NAS server 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 24 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 24 04...

Page 26: ...lay back your video ﬁles Use the Favourites menu to create and edit playback lists The ﬁle browser will show you the folders and ﬁles on the server in a directory structure Here you can rename ﬁles move them or download them to your computer Use the Applications menu to activate or deactivate programs installed on the NAS server Use the system settings in order to carry out the basic settings as u...

Page 27: ...he VLC plug in for the Mozilla FireFox browser select the Mozilla plug in checkmark during installation Navigating in the menu bar The menu bar will be shown at the top edge in most menus Using the menu bar icons you can navigate as follows Return to the main menu Call up help page for the currently displayed page Click on this button to end the current session and to log off from the Web conﬁgura...

Page 28: ...he ﬁles use the tool bar shown below 1 3 4 5 6 7 2 1 Menu access 2 Start playback 3 Add to current playback list 4 Show ﬁles as thumbnails 5 Show ﬁles as list 6 Search for ﬁles 7 Refresh view Folder Select music by folders albums Artist Select music by artist name All Select music by folders albums title and artists 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 27 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 27 04 11 ...

Page 29: ...apsed playing time 6 Rewind fast forward 7 Pause 8 Name of playback list 9 Title entry in the playback list 10 Delete entry from the playback list 11 Total playing time 12 Repeat title repeat all 13 Random playback 14 Adjust the volume 15 Stop playback 2 3 4 1 5 7 6 8 9 10 11 13 14 12 15 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 28 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 28 04 11 2011 09 23 14 04 11 2011 09 2...

Page 30: ...ge the ﬁle view or to organise the ﬁles use the tool bar shown below 1 3 4 5 6 2 1 Menu access 2 Start slide show 3 Show ﬁles as thumbnails 4 Show ﬁles as list 5 Search for ﬁles 6 Refresh view Folder Select photos by folders Date Select photos by date All Select photos by name and folder 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 29 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 29 04 11 2011 09 23 14 04 11 2011 09 2...

Page 31: ...l up one of the entries in the Video menu To change the ﬁle view or to organise the ﬁles use the tool bar shown below 1 3 4 5 6 2 1 Menu access 2 Start playback 3 Show ﬁles as thumbnails 4 Show ﬁles as list 5 Search for ﬁles 6 Refresh view 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 30 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 30 04 11 2011 09 23 15 04 11 2011 09 23 15 ...

Page 32: ...r 3 Pause playback 4 Rewind fast forward 5 Stop playback 6 Switch from the Windows Media Player to the VLC Player 7 Full screen double click in the screen to exit full screen mode 8 Adjust the volume 9 Elapsed total playing time 4 5 6 7 8 9 3 2 1 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 31 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 31 04 11 2011 09 23 15 04 11 2011 09 23 15 ...

Page 33: ...st frequently played Lists the ﬁles according to the amount of times they have been played Last added Lists the ﬁles by the date they were added to the Favourites list To change the ﬁle view or to organise the ﬁles use the tool bar shown below 1 3 4 5 2 1 Menu access 2 Start playback 3 Show ﬁles as thumbnails 4 Show ﬁles as list 5 Refresh view 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 32 86407 EN ALDI AU...

Page 34: ...older structure on the left side and the contents of the folders are listed to the right in the main window To organise your ﬁles and folders use the tool bar shown below 1 Menu access 2 Create new folder 3 Conﬁgure share 4 Delete 5 Rename 6 Upload 7 Download 8 Restore 9 Move 10 Copy 11 Refresh view 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 33 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 33...

Page 35: ... to call up the settings for this application Use menu bar To deactivate or stop an application use the tool bar shown below 1 Menu access 2 Activate application 3 Deactivate application 4 Pause application 5 Resume application 6 Show applications as thumbnails 7 Show applications as list 8 Refresh view 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 34 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 34 04 ...

Page 36: ...ilable to all users you can change the settings for the media player playback behaviour as well as photo and video playback for the currently logged in user You can also change the user name and password as well as set the system language of the Web conﬁgurator that will be displayed to the user As administrator you can also use the entry Go to system administration page to switch to the system se...

Page 37: ...ystem Administration If you are logged in as administrator you can completely manage the conﬁguration for the NAS server through the System Administration menu 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 36 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 36 04 11 2011 09 23 17 04 11 2011 09 23 17 ...

Page 38: ...is displayed here Media Server Status This indicates whether the media server is activated or deactivated Before media clients e g Windows Mediaplayer or DLNA capable media devices such as TVs Internet radios media player can play the media ﬁles that are on the NAS server the Media Server must be activated Click on the status to conﬁgure the Media Server FTP Server Status This indicates whether th...

Page 39: ...ate and edit volumes on the NAS server External volumes are any drives that are connected to the NAS server as USB data media USB drives are numbered in the sequence they were connected Click the gear wheel icon to call up the Storage There you can create and edit volumes on the USB data medium Also read the section Storage on page 42 Status This icon indicates whether the volume is healthy degrad...

Page 40: ...for FTP and Web sessions Username The name of the user who is connected to the NAS server is displayed here A user name must be deﬁned for this ANONYMOUS FTP appears if no user name is deﬁned for the session of this user Connected At Here the date and time of the last user session is displayed in the format year month day hour minute and second IP Address This shows the IP address of the computer ...

Page 41: ...s in addition to the server name You can use all characters except Workgroup Name Enter the name of the work group here A work group is a group of computers in a network that can exchange ﬁles When the work group is speciﬁed the users of these computers are connected to the NAS server You can enter up to 15 alphanumerical characters A minus sign is not allowed as last character The name must begin...

Page 42: ...e server from the drop down list or enter the address of another time server in this ﬁeld Synchronize Now Click this button to directly synchronize the time via the server speciﬁed above Time Zone Time Zone Enter the time zone of your location here This entry will set the time difference betwen your time zone and Greenwich Mean Time GMT Auto Manual Daylight Saving Use these ﬁelds to deﬁne the peri...

Page 43: ...me The drive name is initially allocated automatically by the NAS server You can then allocate a different drive name File system Disk Configuration The ﬁle system of the drive is displayed here Disk s This column displays the physical hard disk that contains the drive Moving the mouse pointer over the entry will display additional information such as model name and capacity Capacity The total cap...

Page 44: ... ﬁrst character must be alphanumeric A Z 0 9 The last character may not be a space For external drives names may only consist of up to 32 characters from the ASCII character set The name must be unique not already allocated to another drive Apply Click here to accept and save the settings Cancel Click here to exit the settings without saving 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 43 86407 EN ALDI AUS ...

Page 45: ...dress automatically the computer and the NAS server will assign themselves addresses and will then be able to communicate Static Choose this option to deﬁne static IP information To do this enter the following information IP Address Enter the static IP address here IP Subnet Mask Enter the IP subnetwork mask here Default Gateway Enter the standard gateway address here DNS DNS Domain Name System is...

Page 46: ...ot support this you will lose access to the NAS server If this occurs you will have to reset the NAS server to the factory settings Network Diagnostic Tool Use this function to test the network connection to a speciﬁc IP address or domain Select an address or enter one in the entry ﬁeld Then click on Ping to send a packet from the NAS server to the network connection Successfully pinged host The N...

Page 47: ... connect the NAS server directly to a DSL modem You will have to enter the user name and password you received from your Internet provider Username Enter the user name here If the user name needs to entered in the form user domain where the domain represents the provider name then enter both parts in this fashion Password Enter the password for the user name entered above Password confirm Repeat t...

Page 48: ...e user name FTP or anonymous without entering a password Any other user name is then recognised as a dedicated user name and requires a corresponding password to log in Customise the port range for data transfer Mark this ﬁeld to specify a port range for FTP clients that is to be used when downloading data from the NAS server in passive mode The number of connections is deﬁned by half of the port ...

Page 49: ...Server you can play back data on UPnP DLNA compatible media devices such as game consoles e g Xbox PSP Wii digital media players digital picture frames cameras other NAS storage units PCs or mobile devices The NAS server can classify these media data e g by artist or genre and indexes them to make searching faster If the media data are not displayed correctly or are not classiﬁed update the data P...

Page 50: ...the Media Server Share Publish Here you can select shares for joint use e g for use with media clients such as DMA 2500 or iTunes Publish Select the shares that the Media Server is to share with other media clients Share Name Here the shares on the NAS server are displayed by name Publish Music Tracks Select this ﬁeld to permit media clients to access the music ﬁles on the NAS server Publish Photo...

Page 51: ... shared with other BitTorrent users appear here The NAS server can download a maximum of 5 tasks simultaneously or less depending on how much system memory is available If you add more tasks they will appear in the window Inactive BitTorrent downloads may brieﬂy appear in the window Inactive before they are displayed in the window Active The NAS server automatically moves completely downloaded ﬁle...

Page 52: ...se which ﬁles of the download you would like to delete The Delete function deletes the downloaded ﬁle and for BitTorrent ﬁles it will also delete the associated torrent ﬁle You can use the SHIFT and Ctrl keys to make multiple selections Pause Select a download task here whose download you would like to pause Paused downloads appear in the window Inactive You can use the SHIFT and Ctrl keys to make...

Page 53: ...ded to other BitTorrent users during the download The number of computers who have the complete download ﬁle is displayed here The value is displayed in the format Leeches Seeds whereby Leeches refer to participants who do not have the complete ﬁle yet and are also downloading them Seeds are the participants who already have the complete download ﬁle Peers Peers are all computers that are currentl...

Page 54: ...ad Source URL Enter the URL of the ﬁle to be downloaded The URL can be an HTTP link an FTP link or a BitTorrent For a BitTorrent copy the URL of the torrent ﬁle and insert it here The NAS server then automatically downloads the associated torrent ﬁle and uses it for the download PLEASE NOTE Make sure that the link either opens the ﬁle you want to download or makes a pop up window appear where you ...

Page 55: ...isplayed here Folder Name Enter a new folder name here and click on Apply to create it Type This displays whether it is a folder or a ﬁle Name The name of the folder ﬁle Select a folder If you do not specify a folder a slash will be preﬁxed in front of the path All contents in the speciﬁed directory are selected automatically Click on Apply or Cancel to close the window Apply Click here to accept ...

Page 56: ...ble disable Distributed Hash Table DHT support on the NAS server DHT provides a more efﬁcient search function during data search than other search methods Maximum Download Rate Here you can limit the bandwidth for BitTorrent downloads to avoid situations in which other Internet applications in the network do not have sufﬁcient download bandwidth Enter the value 0 to set no limit Maximum Upload Rat...

Page 57: ...u can specify the amount of data that will be provided to other users as an upload in comparison with the already downloaded ﬁle size in percent In the ﬁeld Or Seeding Time you can set how many minutes a ﬁle will be provided to other users after it has been downloaded If you provide ﬁles after the download you enable other BitTorrent users to complete their downloads Enter a value of 1 to provide ...

Page 58: ...r the ﬁlter list ﬁle and then click on Upload to save it on the NAS server The NAS server supports IP ﬁlter lists of the type txt dat gz tgz and tar The ﬁlter list ﬁle is stored in the folder admin download Download Current IP Filter Table Click on this entry to save a copy of the currently used ﬁlter list to your computer Apply Click here to accept and save the settings Cancel Click here to exit ...

Page 59: ...Left This shows the remaining time in hours minutes and seconds until the download is completed at the current download speed Priority You can use the priority to set which download tasks have priority over others You can set the priority for current downloads and those in the queue to High or Auto If you use the setting High the corresponding download is downloaded before all others In you use th...

Page 60: ... Then reconnect the printer and switch it back on Refresh Click on this entry to refresh the list of printers The printers and the print jobs in the queue are listed in the table Click on a column to sort the entries according to the following criteria This displays whether a printer is connected and switched on on line or switched off off line Name The name is used to identify the printer Every p...

Page 61: ... partition of the USB data medium speciﬁed above Create a New Folder for Copied Files Here you can set the system up so that a new folder is created on the NAS server each time data are copied to the NAS server using the OTC function The folders that are automatically created by the NAS server are designated with the date and time in the folder name Backup Files to be Replaced This function is onl...

Page 62: ... server and another on the USB partition have the same ﬁle name but have a different last modiﬁed date last modiﬁed 5 minutes the NAS server will keep the newest ﬁle and delete the older version after the synchronisation If two ﬁles one on the NAS server and another on the USB partition have the same ﬁle name but have a different last modiﬁed date last modiﬁed 5 minutes the NAS server will keep bo...

Page 63: ... the ﬁeld Uninstall Cancel Installation to uninstall an existing installation or to cancel a running installation This function is only available for applications that have already been installed or where the installation has already started Enable This option is only available to applications that are already incorporated in the system Select an application from the list and click on Enable to ac...

Page 64: ... The name of the application appears here Requires If additional packages are needed for the application then they are displayed here PLEASE NOTE These additional packages are automatically deactivated activated when the main application is deactivated activated Version The version number of the package appears here A symbol indicates that a newer version of the application is available Move the m...

Page 65: ...NAS server and uses its own Web conﬁgurator and is not activated Unknown The location of the application is not available via the Internet Name The name of the application appears here Size The size of the application is displayed here before the download starts Needed Space The disk space required to be able to complete the installation of the application Version The version number of the applica...

Page 66: ...ders they will be automatically uploaded to the Flickr or YouTube account Flickr This is where you make the settings for uploading photos and videos to a Flickr account Disable Enable Choose a service Flickr or YouTube in order to activate or deactivate it If you deactivate a service and then move the ﬁles to one of the monitored folders they will not be uploaded until the service is reactivated R...

Page 67: ...a folder is available A folder symbol indicates a valid folder that is available for uploads A crossed out folder symbol indicates a missing folder The folder has either been deleted from the NAS server or is on a data medium that is no longer connected Share Name The name of the share appears here Path The folder path is displayed here The NAS server only uploads ﬁles that are in the directory sp...

Page 68: ...in your Flickr account Select Anyone to allow everyone to see your files Choose this entry if you want your pictures are to be viewable by everyone Hide from public site area Choose this setting so that your pictures will not be found when non members search the Flickr site for pictures Default Safety Level Specify a safety level for your data here Choose Safe if the contents of your ﬁles are harm...

Page 69: ...loading or Paused Service Name The URL name of the website to which the NAS server automatically uploads data is displayed here Account Information The user name and further information about the respective account is displayed in this ﬁeld YouTube Settings PLEASE NOTE To upload a ﬁle your YouTube account must be linked to a Google account Use your Google account to log in to the YouTube page You ...

Page 70: ...t of monitored folders Share Select the share from the list Path Enter the path of the folder or click on Search to search for the folder Current Location The storage location of the currently selected folder is displayed here Folder Name Here you can enter a folder name to create a new folder Type This displays the folder ﬁle type Name This displays the name of the folder ﬁle Select a folder If y...

Page 71: ... NAS server and select there the shared folders whose contents will be uploaded When you save new ﬁles in the shared folders they will be uploaded to the FTP server Use this menu to conﬁgure the FTP upload function FTP Uploadr Click on ON or OFF to activate or deactivate the FTP uploader When you stop the FTP uploader a window appears prompting you to conﬁrm this If you set a checkmark in the bott...

Page 72: ...ed here Adding or Editing an FTP Server Entry Click on this entry to add or edit an FTP server Domain Name IP Address Enter the name of the domain or the IP address of the FTP server here Account Name Enter the name of the account that will be used to log in to the FTP server Password Enter the password of the user account here Port Number Enter the port number of the FTP server here Remote Path S...

Page 73: ...ciﬁed here Action Select the symbol Remove to remove the folder from the list of monitored folders Add Choose this entry and in the the next window select a folder that you would like to add to the list of monitored folders Share Select the share from the list Path Enter the path of the folder or click on Browse to search for the folder Current Location The location of the currently selected folde...

Page 74: ...it Specify the maximum bandwidth for the upload You can specify a bandwidth from 0 to 100 000 KB s Enter a value of 0 if you do not want to set a limit Use the bandwidth limit to ensure that there is some free bandwidth for other users of your network particularly if the upload bandwidth of your Internet access is limited Apply Click here to accept and save the settings Reset Click here to restore...

Page 75: ...count from the list and click on Edit to conﬁgure the account Delete Select a user account from the list and click on Delete to delete the user account You must conﬁrm the deletion in the next window Search Click on Search and enter the name of the user account you are searching for Click on Apply to start the search or click on Cancel to close the search window Info Select a user account from the...

Page 76: ...urations and access to all settings Select User if the user is only to receive the basic permissions to access the NAS server A user can manage his own shared folders change his password and call up the contents of other shared folders to which he has access rights Group Membership Available Group s This displays all groups created on the NAS server to which the selected user does not yet have a m...

Page 77: ...s ﬁeld to add the user to this group Remove Selected Group s Select a group from the list of available groups and click on this ﬁeld to remove the user from this group Apply Click here to accept and save the settings Cancel Click here to exit the settings without saving Displaying User Info Here you can view information about a user Username The user name is displayed here Group Name This displays...

Page 78: ... the page Status The status of the group is displayed by a symbol here Group Name The name of the group that is stored on the NAS server for this group is displayed here Adding or Editing a Group In this window you can create a user group on the NAS server Group Name Enter a name consisting of 1 to 32 individual ASCII characters Chinese character sets are not allowed Group Membership Assign a grou...

Page 79: ...tart or stop Windows ofﬂine synchronisation Recycle Bin Click on this ﬁeld to conﬁgure the recycle bin as described under Recycle Bin Conﬁguration on page 82 Browse Select a share and click on this entry to browse the share for contents Status The status of the share is displayed here Share Type This ﬁeld displays the following shares Incorporated system shares You cannot delete these shares they ...

Page 80: ...me If you have already created volumes on the NAS server then you may select the volume here that contains the folder you wish to share PLEASE NOTE You cannot edit the folder while you are setting up a share for it Make this share owned by Select the administrator or user account that will own manage this share The owner of the share can then set up the access restrictions for the share Enable thi...

Page 81: ...nfiguring Advanced Share Access In this window you can set up individual access rights for users groups Available Users Groups This lists the users groups you can assign access rights to Authority Here you can set the access rights for an entry Full Control The user group receives complete access read write and execute to all contents in this share Read Only The user group receives read access rea...

Page 82: ...to the NAS server as required PLEASE NOTE Deactivate the Oplocks function to improve the performance of the NAS server If you use the Windows ofﬂine ﬁle synchronisation on the NAS server make sure that you set up this function only for the share that contains the ﬁles that you want to access in ofﬂine mode To use the Windows ofﬂine ﬁle synchronisation activate the Oplocks function Enable oplocks S...

Page 83: ...ntry to immediately delete all contents of all recycle bins Apply Click here to accept and save the settings Cancel Click here to exit the settings without saving Share Browser In this window you can create folders in the share and upload and edit ﬁles Add Click on this entry to open a window to create a new folder Enter a folder name and click on Apply to create the folder The name may consist of...

Page 84: ...ntry to play back the ﬁle Click on the folder entry with the arrow icon to display the next higher folder level Name This displays all folders and ﬁles of the shared drive Click on the right next to the name of the folder ﬁle to select the folder ﬁle You can also click on a folder name to display the subfolders Size The ﬁle size of a ﬁle is displayed here Modified Date The last change date is disp...

Page 85: ... window to specify the storage location of the folder the ﬁle Current Location The selected folder is here Folder Name Here you can enter a new name Type This shows whether it is a folder or a ﬁle Name The name of the folder the ﬁle Select a folder If you do not specify a folder a slash will be preﬁxed in front of the path All contents in the speciﬁed directory are selected automatically Click on ...

Page 86: ...gory you want to display Refresh Click on this entry to refresh the list view Purge all Logs Click on this entry to delete all protocols Report Config Click on this entry to open a window to set the e mail notiﬁcations for the protocols Display All protocols are displayed here Choose a category to display only protocols from this category The consecutive number of the log ﬁle is displayed here Tim...

Page 87: ... use Email Format Select the e mail format that the NAS server will use for the e mails Use SMTP Authentication Click on this entry if the e mail server that the NAS server will use requires a user name and a password Account Enter the user name for the e mail server here Password Enter the password for the e mail server here Password confirm Enter the password for the e mail server here again Aft...

Page 88: ...ime hours minutes Syslog Server Setting The Syslog server transmits log messages in an IP computer network to a Syslog recipient Enable Syslog server Here you can activate the Syslog server function In the ﬁelds below specify which protocol categories should be contained in the protocol report Apply Click here to accept and save the settings Cancel Click here to exit the settings without saving 86...

Page 89: ...exists but the share path is missing on the NAS server the NAS server will create it automatically If a volume no longer exists the status of the share will display missing Share Browse Click on this entry to search for a previously saved conﬁguration ﬁle Restore Click on this entry to load the conﬁguration settings of the conﬁguration ﬁle to the NAS server The current conﬁguration will be replace...

Page 90: ...re Upgrade Firmware File Here you can specify the storage location for the ﬁrmware Browse Click on this entry to search for the ﬁrmware ﬁle on the computer Upload Click on this entry to upload the new ﬁrmware version The NAS server will restart automatically after the update Wait until the restart has ended before you log in to the NAS server again Reset Click on this entry to reset the ﬁle select...

Page 91: ...is faster than if you switch off the NAS server and switch if back on again Before the restart make sure there are no users logged in to the NAS server and that no data is being exchanged with the NAS server Conﬁrm the restart with Yes or click on No to cancel the restart 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 90 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 90 04 11 2011 09 23 25 04 11 2011 09 23 25 ...

Page 92: ...uct it is MD86407 Which external devices are connected Which messages appear on the screen At which operating step the problem occur If you have a PC connected to the device What is the conﬁguration of your computer Which software were you using when the error occurred Which steps have you already taken to solve the problem Please give us your customer number if you have already received one 86407...

Page 93: ...pter and all connecting cables Do not use solvents or corrosive or gaseous cleaning agents Clean the device with a soft lint free cloth Please keep the packaging material and always use this to transport the device ATTENTION There are no parts within the device that require maintenance or cleaning 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 92 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 92 04 11 2011 09 23 25 04 11...

Page 94: ...aterials are raw materials and can therefore be reused or recycled Device At the end of its service life the device should not be disposed of with the household rubbish Please consult your local authority for advice on correct and eco friendly methods of disposal 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 93 86407 EN ALDI AUS RC1 Content indd 93 04 11 2011 09 23 25 04 11 2011 09 23 25 ...

Page 95: ...35 C Humidity during operation 5 to 65 1 GB corresponds to 1 billion bytes The actual usable memory capacity can vary Subject to technical and optical changes as well as printing errors Copyright 2011 All Rights Reserved This manual is protected by copyright All rights reserved Reproduction in mechanical electronic and any other form without the written approval of the manufacturer is prohibited T...

Page 96: ...u can apply it to your programs too When we speak of free software we are referring to freedom not price Our General Public Licenses are designed to make sure that you have the freedom to distribute copies of free software and charge for this service if you wish that you receive source code or can get it if you want it that you can change the software or use pieces of it in new free programs and t...

Page 97: ...r copies of the Program or any portion of it thus forming a work based on the Program and copy and distribute such modiﬁcations or work under the terms of Section 1 above provided that you also meet all of these conditions a You must cause the modiﬁed ﬁles to carry prominent notices stating that you changed the ﬁles and the date of any change b You must cause any work that you distribute or publis...

Page 98: ... are not com pelled to copy the source along with the object code 4 You may not copy modify sublicense or distribute the Program except as expressly provided under this License Any attempt otherwise to copy modify sublicense or distri bute the Program is void and will automatically terminate your rights under this License However parties who have received copies or rights from you under this Licen...

Page 99: ...u have the option of following the terms and conditions either of that version or of any later version published by the Free Software Foundation If the Program does not specify a version number of this License you may choose any version ever published by the Free Software Foundation 10 If you wish to incorporate parts of the Program into other free programs whose dis tribution conditions are diffe...

Page 100: ... restrictions translate to certain responsibilities for you if you distribute copies of the library or if you modify it For example if you distribute copies of the library whether gratis or for a fee you must give the recipients all the rights that we gave you You must make sure that they too re ceive or can get the source code If you link other code with the library you must provide complete obje...

Page 101: ...ribution and modiﬁcation follow Pay close attention to the difference between a work based on the library and a work that uses the library The former contains code derived from the library whereas the latter must be combined with the library in order to run TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR COPYING DISTRIBUTION AND MODIFICATION 0 This License Agreement applies to any software library or other program which...

Page 102: ... this License and its terms do not apply to those sections when you distribute them as separate works But when you distribute the same sections as part of a whole which is a work based on the Library the distribution of the whole must be on the terms of this License whose permissions for other licensees extend to the entire whole and thus to each and every part regardless of who wrote it Thus it i...

Page 103: ... produce a work containing portions of the Library and distribute that work under terms of your choice provided that the terms permit modiﬁca tion of the work for the customer s own use and reverse engineering for debugging such modiﬁcations You must give prominent notice with each copy of the work that the Library is used in it and that the Library and its use are covered by this License You must...

Page 104: ...der this License will not have their licenses terminated so long as such parties remain in full compliance 9 You are not required to accept this License since you have not signed it However nothing else grants you permission to modify or distribute the Library or its derivative works These actions are prohibited by law if you do not accept this License Therefore by modifying or distributing the Li...

Page 105: ... specify a license version number you may choose any version ever published by the Free Software Foundation 14 If you wish to incorporate parts of the Library into other free programs whose distribu tion conditions are incompatible with these write to the author to ask for permission For software which is copyrighted by the Free Software Foundation write to the Free Soft ware Foundation we sometim...

Page 106: ...ork Storage System MEDION LIFE P89626 MD 86407 MEDION Australia Pty Ltd St Leonards NSW 2065 Australia Hotline 1300 884 987 Opening hours Mon Fri 08 30AM to 06 00PM EST Internet www medion com au E mail Support australia medion com ...

Reviews:

No comments

Related manuals for LIFE P89626 MD 86407

Brand: D-Link Pages: 13

Brand: Patton electronics Pages: 2

ipRocketLink 3086FR

Brand: Patton electronics Pages: 6

Brand: Patton electronics Pages: 16

Brand: Patton electronics Pages: 51

Brand: Cutech Pages: 2

Brand: Backyard Products Pages: 72

Brand: Euromate Pages: 23

Protege PRT-PX16-PCB

Brand: ICT Pages: 34

ADSL 2/2+ VPN Firewall Router ADE-4300A/B

Brand: Planet Pages: 132

Brand: Paradyne Pages: 23

Vigor 2760 Series

Brand: Draytek Pages: 54

Brand: VCS Pages: 118

Brand: Eneo Pages: 68

Brand: KREAFUNK Pages: 34

Brand: PairGain Pages: 80

Brand: RTS Pages: 3

Brand: Drobo Pages: 178

Brands by name

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Popular brands

Load more brands