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clients on the NAS server, please limit the length of passwords to 8 characters or less.
Default local accounts
There are two preset accounts on the server:
root
and
guest.
1.
root
: This is the default account for the system administrator and belongs to both the
admins
and
users
group. As a first step in the server setup, please setup a password for this account.
2.
guest
: This open account belongs to the
guests
group and has no password and quota
restriction by default. Its purpose is to give access to all users on the LAN, so that they may
access the NAS server
’
s guest folders, such as public
n
. For the unauthorized Windows 98
clients, the system will automatically connect them to server with the account
guest
. For other
Windows NT/2000/XP, and Mac clients, users can enter
guest
as the user name (no password
is needed) to connect to the server..
However, due to security reasons, the system administrator might not want all unauthorized
users, e.g. users without an account on the NAS server or other account servers on the same
LAN, to access the shared folders of the NAS server. By adding a password to the guest account,
unrestricted access is disabled.
Note:
Account server, e.g. a Windows domain controller on an NT domain, Windows 2000 Active
Directory Service or a NIS server on a UNIX domain.
Adding user accounts
Summary of Contents for NAS-5400
Page 1: ...Network Attached Storage RAID Server NAS 5400 User s Manual...
Page 33: ...27 4 2 Server Configuration 4 2 1 Basic Configuration General tab...
Page 36: ...30...
Page 99: ...93 2 Click on the Backup button to open the backup window...
Page 107: ...101 2 Click the Restore button to run the restoration wizard...
Page 125: ...119 6 3 4 User Preferences Upload...