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Lists items included in the product box.
Provides information on how to get technical assistance and resources.
Directs users to the Freecom website for documentation and drivers.
Mentions RFC documents for further networking information.
Outlines Freecom's right to make changes and disclaims liability.
Lists registered trademarks of Freecom and other companies.
Details the necessary hardware and software for operation.
Specifies the PC and Mac hardware needed to use the Network Drive Pro.
Lists the operating systems compatible with the Network Drive Pro.
Lists important precautions to prevent damage and warranty voidance.
Highlights the benefits and features of the Network Drive Pro.
Describes the function of central data storage and network access.
Explains how to host websites directly online.
Details the built-in server for accessing data from any PC.
Explains how to increase storage space by connecting external drives.
Describes connecting a USB printer for network use.
Mentions the possibility of adding features through Linux and open modification.
Lists the supported network transport protocols (TCP/IP).
Specifies the network file protocol used (Microsoft Network CIFS).
Lists compatible operating systems for client access.
Details network configuration options (DHCP, Manual).
Describes system management methods (Web-based, Wizard).
Lists available services like HTTP, FTP, SSH, NTP.
Mentions support for user, group, and file shares.
Specifies system configuration limits for users and groups.
Details the specific processor used (StorLink SL3516) and its memory.
Specifies the network interface (1x GBit LAN).
Describes the USB ports and their speed (2x USB 2.0 480 Mbps).
Mentions the type of fan used (Temperature-controlled).
Notes the HDD sleep mode for power saving and noise reduction.
Lists the required voltage and frequency.
Details operating temperature, storage, humidity, and altitude limits.
Provides the physical dimensions and weight of the device.
Provides step-by-step instructions for physically connecting the device.
Guides users through installing the PC software for setup.
Guides users through installing the Mac software for setup.
Instructions for installing NTI software for PC and Mac.
Identifies and describes the front panel connectors, LEDs, and buttons.
Identifies and describes the rear panel connectors and ports.
Explains the status indicated by LEDs on the front of the device.
Explains the status indicated by LEDs on the back of the device (LAN LED).
Introduces the wizard for basic device configuration.
Details how to access the configuration interface via a web browser.
Guides on how to change the default administrator password for security.
Explains how to set the device's date and time.
Describes how to enable and configure services like FTP and SSH.
Explains how to enable the FTP server and set access permissions.
Explains how to enable the SSH server for secure remote access.
Describes the final step in the configuration wizard to save settings.
Provides instructions on accessing shared data using the SMB protocol on different OS.
Details the authentication process for SMB/CIFS access.
Explains how to access data using the HTTP protocol (read-only).
Guides on accessing data using the FTP protocol.
Provides a visual overview of the functions and their relationships.
Covers saving, restoring, and resetting device configuration settings.
Covers hardware-related settings like Date & Time, Firmware, Harddrive, Fan Control.
Explains how to access Copyright, System, Version, Devices, Network, and Logs.
Describes how to Reboot or Shut Down the device.
Covers administrative tasks for managing users, groups, and the administrator password.
Details how to create, edit, and delete user accounts and set disk quotas.
Explains how to manage groups and assign access rights.
Covers changing the administrator password and reset options.
Describes how to create, delete, and set permissions for shared folders.
Details network connection settings.
Explains how to configure the device name, workgroup, and IP settings.
Explains manual IP address configuration.
Explains subnet mask configuration.
Explains default gateway configuration.
Explains DNS server configuration.
Describes enabling the DHCP client.
Covers configuration of various network services.
Details how to configure the DHCP server for automatic IP assignment.
Explains how to configure the HTTP server and SSL encryption.
Guides on setting up homepages and creating aliases for folders.
Describes how to create aliases for web pages.
Details how to run the FTP server and use SSL encryption.
Explains how to start the SSH server and restrict login to administrators.
Guides on setting up scheduled backup tasks.
Explains how to use the torrent client to download files.
Covers saving and restoring device configuration settings.
Details how to save the current configuration to a computer.
Explains how to restore a previously saved configuration file.
Guides on resetting the device to factory default settings.
Covers hardware-related settings and information.
Explains how to set the device's date and time manually or via an internet server.
Details how to update the device's firmware.
Covers hard drive settings, including spin-down time and formatting.
Explains how to configure the hard disk spin-down time.
Guides on how to format the internal hard drive, with data loss warnings.
Explains how to adjust the fan speed for cooling and noise levels.
Provides access to diagnostic data and general information about the device.
Displays copyright information for the Network Drive Pro.
Shows general system information, including disk space and processor details.
Displays information about the operating system and firmware versions.
Lists attached USB mass storage and printer devices.
Provides LAN network information, including MAC and IP addresses.
Explains how to enable log recording for troubleshooting various components.
Covers procedures for rebooting and shutting down the device safely.
Details the process of restarting the Network Drive Pro.
Explains how to properly shut down the device before unplugging.
Outlines the capabilities of the assistant software for PC users.
Guides on setting IP address, subnet mask, and device name via the assistant.
Explains how to open the device's web interface using the assistant.
Describes how to map shared folders to drive letters in Windows.
Guides on adding a printer through the assistant using the Windows Printer Wizard.
Details the procedure to reset and repair the device to factory defaults.
Explains how to re-initiate a search if the device isn't found.
Outlines the capabilities of the assistant software for Mac users.
Guides on setting IP address, subnet mask, and workgroup name via the assistant for Mac.
Explains how to open the device's web interface from the assistant on Mac.
Describes how to mount shared folders on a Mac.
Explains how to re-initiate a search on Mac if the device isn't found.
Details how to connect and use the device when it's behind a router.
Steps for physically connecting the device to a router.
Guides on configuring a static IP address for the device.
Explains how to enter the subnet mask of the router.
Explains how to enter the router's IP address as the default gateway.
Guides on assigning a dynamic IP address via the router's DHCP server.
Explains how to set up web front pages and create aliases for folders.
Details how to install a USB printer using the Network Storage Assistant or manually.
Specific instructions for installing USB printers on Windows.
Specific instructions for installing USB printers on Mac OS X.
Explains the final steps in the printer browser for setup.
Details how to start the SSH server.
Steps to enable the SSH server functionality.
Guides on connecting to the SSH server from Windows using PuTTY.
Instructions for connecting to the SSH server from Linux/Mac OS X.
Demonstrates using SSH to download files from an FTP server.
Explains how to connect and use USB mass storage devices.
Notes about USB power supply capabilities.
Lists supported file systems for external drives and recommends FAT32.
Guides on setting up scheduled backup tasks.
Specifies how to define the backup source directory.
Specifies how to define the backup destination folder.
Explains how to set the backup frequency (hourly, daily, etc.).
Specifies how to set the date for the backup.
Specifies how to set the time for the backup.
User name for backup of shared network drives.
Password for backup of shared network drives.
Declaration of Conformance for European standards.
Compliance statement for Federal Communications Commission rules.
FCC notice regarding radio frequency interference and user guidance.
Describes how to prepare a computer for network connection.
Instructions for configuring older Windows versions for network use.
Steps to install necessary network components like Ethernet adapters and TCP/IP.
Detailed steps to install an Ethernet adapter.
Detailed steps to install the TCP/IP protocol.
Steps to install the Client for Microsoft Networks.
Guides on obtaining IP configuration automatically using DHCP.
Explains how to choose the Internet access setup method.
How to verify TCP/IP configuration using winipcfg.exe.
Instructions for configuring Windows XP/Vista/NT/2000 for network use.
Steps for installing/scanning network components in Windows.
How to check TCP/IP configuration on Macintosh.
TCP/IP configuration for older Macintosh OS versions using DHCP.
TCP/IP configuration for Macintosh OS X using DHCP.
How to verify TCP/IP configuration on Macintosh.
Explains the fundamental role of routers in network traffic management.
Defines what a router is and its function in splitting network information.
Describes the Routing Information Protocol (RIP) used by routers.
Explains IP addresses as unique identifiers for computers on a network.
Explains the function of DNS in translating human-readable names to IP addresses.
Details the different classes (A, B, C, D, E) of IP addresses.
Explains netmasks and their role in identifying network addresses.
Discusses subnetting for efficient IP address allocation in larger networks.
Lists reserved IP address blocks for private networks.
Discusses the issue of IP address scarcity and the development of IPv6.
Explains how DHCP provides dynamic IP addresses and the role of DDNS.
Explains how NAT/routers provide single external IP for multiple internal devices.
Defines Network Address Translation (NAT) and its function.
Discusses port forwarding for hosting servers behind NAT.
Explains MAC addresses and the ARP protocol for IP-to-MAC resolution.
Describes different types of Ethernet cables and connectors.
Discusses cable quality ratings like Category 5.
Outlines the terms of the Freecom guarantee and support.
Lists the conditions for warranty claims, exclusions, and responsibilities.
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