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General| Model | NAS200 |
|---|---|
| Category | Network Storage Server |
| Drive Bays | 2 |
| Hard Drive Interface | SATA |
| Manufacturer | Cisco |
| Max Internal Capacity | 2TB |
| Network Interface | Gigabit Ethernet |
| USB Ports | 2 x USB 2.0 |
| Supported Protocols | HTTP |
| RAID Support | RAID 0, RAID 1 |
| File System Support | FAT32 |
| Power Supply | External Power Adapter |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows, Mac, Linux |
Explains various icons used in the guide for emphasis and warnings.
Lists website addresses for support, glossary, and security.
Details Linksys and Cisco trademarks and copyright information.
Describes the components and LEDs on the front of the Network Storage System.
Details the ports and buttons located on the rear of the Network Storage System.
Explains how to access and use the drive bay doors for hard drive installation.
Lists system sounds and their meanings for status indication.
Step-by-step instructions to launch and use the setup wizard from the CD-ROM.
Guides on configuring another computer to use the Network Storage System.
Instructions for adding and configuring a second hard drive to the system.
Details the physical installation steps for a second hard drive.
Explains options for configuring drive usage like RAID or separate disks.
Instructions for installing third-party backup software.
Guides on accessing the web-based utility for advanced configurations.
Instructions for installing the Network Drive Mapping Utility.
Step-by-step process for installing backup software using the wizard.
Shows the screen for entering login credentials for the web utility.
Instructions for installing the Network Drive Mapping Utility.
Guides on installing the drive mapping utility via the setup wizard.
Steps to map a shared folder to a network drive.
Instructions to access the system's web interface via a browser.
Displays the login screen for accessing the web-based utility.
Option to access folders and change passwords within the web utility.
Lists accessible folders, including public and private ones.
Manages download tasks for the Network Storage System.
Allows users to change their password and personal information.
Displays current system status, disk status, and network information.
Provides detailed information about internal and external disk drives.
Shows system-wide information like server name, firmware, and IP address.
Manages user accounts, including creating new users and setting permissions.
Details settings for individual user accounts like password and disk quota.
Explains how to delete user accounts and their associated personal folders.
Creates and manages shared folders for network access.
Option to create new shared folders with specified display names and descriptions.
Allows modification of existing shared folder properties like display name.
Process for deleting shared folders and their contents.
Accesses settings for identification, IP address, DNS, WINS, and alerts.
Configures server name, comment, and workgroup settings.
Settings for obtaining IP address automatically or configuring a static IP.
Configures DNS server addresses for network name resolution.
Settings for registering the system with a WINS server.
Enables Dynamic Domain Name System for remote access.
Sets the system's time zone, daylight saving, and manual date/time.
Configures email notifications for system problems.
Configures automatic daily or weekly shutdown times.
Enables and configures the feature for scheduling downloads.
Enables Universal Plug and Play for network discovery.
Various settings including guest logins, FTP server, and HTTP port.
Instructions to upgrade the system's firmware and manage configuration files.
Configures the system to act as a media server for compatible devices.
Details settings for enabling and scanning media content for the server.
Provides tools to format or maintain installed hard drives.
Process to partition and format newly installed drives.
Checks drives for errors and corrects them.
Changes installed drive configurations like RAID or Separate Disks.
Selects drive configuration settings like Separate Disks or JBOD/LVM.
Configures Mirroring (RAID 1) for data redundancy.
Configures Striping (RAID 0) for increased performance.
Explains how users can access the system via Windows or web browser.
Steps to access the storage system from Windows computers.
Instructions for accessing the system using a web browser.
Displays accessible folders, including public and private ones.
Manages download tasks for the Network Storage System.
Allows users to change their password and personal information.
Information on connecting and using USB storage devices.
Steps to connect a USB device to the system.
Procedure for safely ejecting a connected USB device.
Guides on mapping shared folders or USB devices to drive letters.
Steps to map a shared folder to a drive letter using the utility.
Steps to map a USB storage device as a network drive.
Final steps for safely removing a USB storage device.
How to use the desktop icon for the mapping utility.
Accessing the utility via the program folder.
Steps to resolve issues where the setup wizard cannot find the device.
Solutions for problems accessing the system's web interface.
Troubleshooting steps if the system is not visible in network browsing.
Guidance on mapping shared folders when the utility fails.
Details the warranty period, coverage, and limitations for the hardware product.
Lists conditions under which the warranty does not apply.
How to get technical support and process warranty claims.
Compliance information regarding FCC rules for digital devices.
Important safety precautions for using the product.
Compliance information for Canadian digital apparatus.
Information about software included with Linksys products and licensing.
Where to find applicable software licenses and open source terms.
The primary license agreement for Linksys proprietary software.
License terms for GNU General Public License (GPL) software.
Detailed terms and conditions for copying, distribution, and modification.
Terms and conditions for copying, distribution, and modification.
License terms for GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) software.
Terms and conditions for copying, distribution, and modification.
License terms for software developed by the OpenSSL Project.
License terms for cryptographic software by Eric Young.
License terms for software developed under the OpenSSL license.
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