N2000H V3 Appliance
User Guide
4 Configuring the N2000H V3
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If a dialog box showing a message is displayed, close the dialog box and continue with subsequent
operations.
Step 3 Configure FTP site information.
1. Set FTP site name to the name of an FTP share, for example, FTP-department1.
2. In the Content Directory area, select the folder you want to share, for example, Shared
folder 1.
3. Click Next. The Binding and SSL Settings page is displayed.
Step 4 Add binding and SSL settings.
1. In the Binding area, set IP Address to the service IP address of the file server, for
example, 97.100.100.121. Keep the default value 21 for Port.
2. Select Start FTP site automatically by default.
3. Click No SSL.
4. Click Next. The Authentication and Authorization Information page is displayed.
Step 5 Configure identity authentication and authentication.
1. You are advised to select Anonymous and Basic in the Authentication area so that
anonymous and basic users' accesses are authenticated, ensuring information security.
2. Set Authorization based on the actual service plan. For example, select Specified users
and enter user name department1-user.
3. Set Permissions based on the actual service plan. For example, select Read and Write.
Step 6 Click Finish. In the navigation tree of Internet Information Service(IIS) Manager, FTP site
information is generated under name of the local server > Sites.
Step 7 (Optional) Set FTP IP address and domain restrictions.
1. In the navigation tree of Internet Information Service(IIS) Manager, choose the FTP
site. In the information area, double-click FTP IP Address and Domain Restrictions.
2. In the Actions area, click Add Allow Entry to specify IP addresses that are allowed to
access the FTP shared folder.
To allow a specific IP address to access the FTP shared folder, click Specific IP Address
and enter the IP address, for example, 10.111.78.74.
To allow an IP address segment to access the FTP shared folder, click A range of IP
addresses and enter the IP address segment and a mask, for example, 10.111.78.1
(255.255.255.0).
3. In the Actions area, click Add Deny Entry to specify IP addresses that are not allowed
to access the FTP shared folder.
To prevent a specific IP address from accessing the FTP shared folder, click Specific IP
Address and enter the IP address, for example, 10.111.79.80.
To prevent an IP address segment from accessing the FTP shared folder, click A range of
IP addresses and enter the IP address segment and a mask, for example, 10.111.79.1
(255.255.255.0).
4. Click OK.
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