Nasuni Edge - Using Files or Folders from the Nasuni Edge Appliance

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Accessing Volumes Nasuni Desktop Client
Managing existing connections to Nasuni Edge Appliances
You can manage existing connections to Nasuni Edge Appliances by selecting Manage Connections
from the Nasuni Desktop Client control menu.
Changing preferences
You can change preferences, including the following, by selecting Preferences from the Nasuni
Desktop Client control menu:
• All preferences listed above.
• Details of logging events for the Nasuni Desktop Client, including the following:
• Maximum size of the log file in MB.
• Level of logging.
• Maximum bandwidth to use to upload data to the Nasuni Edge Appliance and to download
data from the Nasuni Edge Appliance.
Updating the connection to the Nasuni Edge Appliance
You can update the connection to the Nasuni Edge Appliance by selecting Update from the Nasuni
Desktop Client control menu.
Viewing revision information of the Nasuni Desktop Client
You can view the revision information of the Nasuni Desktop Client by selecting About from the Nasuni
Desktop Client control menu.
Stopping the Nasuni Desktop Client
You can stop the Nasuni Desktop Client by selecting Exit from the Nasuni Desktop Client control menu.
Nasuni Web page
You can open the Nasuni Web page by selecting Nasuni from the Nasuni Desktop Client control menu.
Latest synced files
You can view a list of the last 5 synced files by selecting Latest Sync from the Nasuni Desktop Client
control menu.
Using files or folders from the Nasuni Edge Appliance
You select a source share on the Nasuni Edge Appliance. Any files or folders in that source share are
available in the target directory you select. Within the target directory, navigate to the files or folders
you want to use. You can perform actions on any of these files or folders, including opening, copying,
and deleting.
Caution: The length of a path, including the file name, must be less than 4,000 bytes. Since the
Unicode representation of a character can occupy several bytes, the maximum
number of characters that a file path might contain can vary.