It specifies the encoding type for the text content on the FTP server. 
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Unicode (utf-8): It is an encoding type for international use, which is 
compatible for most languages in the world. It is recommended when there 
are more English texts. 
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Simplified Chinese (GBK): It is a simplified Chinese character encoding 
standard. It is recommended when there are more simplified Chinese texts.  
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Traditional Chinese (Big5): It is a traditional Chinese character encoding 
standard, which is widely used in Taiwan and Hong Kong. It is recommended 
when there are more traditional Chinese texts. 
It  is  used  to  allow  or  block the  access to  the  FTP  server on  the  USB storage 
device from the internet. 
It specifies the address for internet users to access the FTP server on the USB 
storage  device and  will  be  automatically generated  according  to  the  WAN IP 
address of the router when the Allow Internet Access function is enabled. 
 
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Please ensure that the WAN IP address of the router is a public IP address. 
Otherwise the access could fail. 
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Change the port number in the address if necessary. 
It specifies the address for users within the LAN of the same router to access 
the FTP server. 
It specifies the address for users within the LAN of the same router to access 
the Samba server, using a computer of Windows OS. 
It specifies the address for users within the LAN of the same router to access 
the Samba server, using a computer of MAC OS. 
It specifies the role you use when logging in to the FTP or Samba server. Two 
roles are available for logging in, whose permissions differ. 
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Administrator: Log in to the FTP or Samba server as an administrator, who is 
able to read and write files. 
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Guest: Log in to the FTP or Samba server as a guest, whose permission can be 
set to either Read or Read/Write. 
It  specifies  the user  name  and  password  for  logging  in  to  the  FTP  or  Samba 
server. The user name of the administrator account cannot be changed. 
It specifies the permission for the respective role. The administrator is pre-set 
with the read/write permission and cannot be changed. 
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Read/Write: Users with such permission can both view and edit the files on 
the FTP or Samba server (To edit means to upload, download, delete or 
rename). 
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Read: Users with such permission can only view and download the files on the 
FTP or Samba server.