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Managing Settings
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5. Click Accept . An updated list of authorized users and groups displays.
6. Click Accept again to save the changes. The new permissions are set.
Edit Access Permissions
To edit access permissions:
1. Browse to a desired volume or folder.
2. Click the Permissions tab. A list of authorized users and groups displays.
3. Select the appropriate entries from the list and click Edit. A list of permissions displays.
4. Adjust the permissions.
5. Click Accept. The updated list of authorized users and groups displays.
6. Click Accept again to save the changes. The new permissions are set.
Remove Access Permissions
To remove access permissions:
1. Browse to the desired volume or folder.
2. Click the Permissions tab. A list of authorized users and groups displays.
3. Select the appropriate entries from the list and click Remove . The updated list of authorized users and
groups displays.
4. Click Accept again to save the changes. The new access permissions are set.
Use a Share or Folder as Root for the UPnP Service
To use a share or folder as the root for the UPnP service:
1. Browse to the desired volume or folder and click its name. The folder contents display.
2. Click the Set as UPnP root hyperlink. the folder or share now is set up to be UPnP root folder. The
UPnP root folder is highlighted in green in the Web UI. When you browse through it, appropriate
wording also displays.
Notes: UPnP is an optional feature that might not be supported by your server software.
If you want to access permissions to be propagated to subfolders, check the Apply
to subfolders checkbox at the bottom of the permissions list.
In the Web interface, the term “OTHER” means all other users and group on the
NA-1400. Therefore, if you permit full access to OTHER, you will permit access
to all users on the system.
Monitoring the NA-1400
You can use the Status window to view the space available on each drive partition and determine which
users currently connected.