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is not available if the DiskGO has been configured as a member of a domain or as a
domain controller. If PBSA has been set for the workgroup, the content of the Share
Access page is different than if UBSA has been set for the workgroup.
To change the share access settings of an existing share for a workgroup with PBSA
1.
In the
Share Name
list, click the name of the share.
2.
Click the
Enable Share Authentication
check box to change the setting.
Selecting the check box enables password-protected access; clearing the
check box disables password-protected access, allowing open access.
3.
Click
Apply
.
To change the password of a password-protected share
1.
Type the new password in the
New Password
box and again in the
Confirm Password
box.
2.
Click
Apply
.
To change share access settings of an existing share for a workgroup with UBSA
1.
In the
Share Name
list, click the name of the share.
2.
In the
Share Permissions
list, click the permission type to be granted to
each user.
DISK MANAGEMENT
BASIC
On the Disk Management - Basic page, you can do the following:
•
View a graph showing the disks that are connected to the DiskGO (both the
DiskGO and other connected USBs) and how the space on those disks is
allocated
View disk pool mapping information, which includes:
•
The name, type, and status of the pools
•
The logical size, space used, and physical size of the pools
•
The amount of space on each disk that is allocated to each pool
Create a new disk pool (see
“Creating a New Disk Pool”
)
Rename a disk pool (see
“Renaming a Disk Pool”
)
View detailed information about each disk
Rename a disk (see
“Renaming a Disk”
)
Erase a disk (see
“Erasing a Disk”
)
DiskGOs can be configured to automatically use new blank disks in certain ways (see
“Configuring Default Disk Behavior”
).
The DiskGO 3.5” Network Hard Drives uses the Self- Monitoring Analysis and Reporting
(SMART) protocol to query detailed information from each disk that supports SMART
(most modern hard disks support SMART). SMART enables the DiskGO to alert users if
disk failure is imminent, which gives users an opportunity to back up the data on the disk
