QNAP HS-210, Руководство пользователя программного обеспечения

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The remote connection service allows you to easily manage files across local devices,
external devices, cloud services and remote devices from a single interface. You can
easily carry out file management tasks such as copying and moving from remote to
local devices or vice versa. The remote connection service supports multiple cloud
services (such as Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive) and remote device network
protocols (such as CIFS/SMB, FTP and WebDAV.)
Create remote connections
1. Click the "Remote Connection" button on the "Menu Bar" > "Create remote
connection".
2. Choose to connect to a remote storage via SMB/CIFS, FTP, or WebDAV.
3. Fill out necessary details (including the protocol, codepage, hostname/IP,
username/password, destination folder and connection name) and choose to enable
support for multimedia playback and thumbnail display (the system will generate
thumbnails at the destination; if the destination is another QNAP NAS, it must have
QTS 4.2 or above installed)
4. Click "Create".
Check recent connection records
1. Click the "Remote Connection" button on the "Menu Bar" > "Connection record".
2. Review recent connection records and their details including the connection time,
connection name, protocol, Hostname/IP, port, account username, codepage and
source path.
3. To sort the records, click on a header.
Check the current connection status
1. Click the "Remote Connection" button on the "Menu Bar" > "Current connection
status".
2. Review the status of the current connections records and their details, including
the connection time, connection name, protocol, Hostname/IP, port, account
username, codepage and source path.
3. To sort records, click on a header.
Note :
For Remote Connection, the maximum number of connections that can be
created per NAS is 256.
OneDrive for Business is not supported for Remote Connection.