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At the FTP SERVER: dialogue, use the and keys to ENABLE or DISABLE FTP SERVER
and then press the key. The menu items in steps 12 and 13 will only appear if FTP server
is enabled.
The FTP LOGIN NAME is required for accessing RADAR’s internal system drive (e.g.,
D:ARCHIVE) via FTP. At the FTP LOGIN NAME: dialogue, use the QWERTY keys and the
and keys to enter a login name and press the key. This login name will be required by
the FTP client software installed on the computer networked to the RADAR.
The FTP PASSWORD is also required for accessing the RADAR via FTP. At the FTP
PASSWORD: dialogue, use the QWERTY keys and the and keys to enter a PASSWORD
and press the key. This password will be required by the FTP client software installed on
the computer networked to the RADAR.
If FTP SERVER is left enabled and the RADAR is connected to another computer or
network it is possible for someone to gain unauthorized access to the machine. This would
give an intruder the ability to modify or delete files on the RADAR.
FILE SHARING
RADAR has a built-in FTP (File Transfer Protocol) and CIFS client that can communicate with an FTP
server or CIFS server to facilitate file sharing.
RADAR
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FTP CLIENT NETWORK SETUP WITH WINDOWS 2000/XP/VISTA SERVER
For MAC setup instructions skip to the next section.
These instructions are for setting up a Network between RADAR and a PC (Windows).
RADAR has a built-in FTP Client and FTP Server. PC computers, however, do not generally come with
installed FTP Client or FTP Server programs. In order to Network RADAR, 3
rd
party FTP Client and FTP
Server software must be installed on the PC. Downloadable FTP software options include:
• FTP Client software: Smart FTP
• FTP Server software: FileZilla Server
Audio file transfers via FTP Network will not be possible unless FTP Server and FTP Client
software is installed on the destination PC.
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