Name: Thecus N8800SAS
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Click Start to begin the file system check. Click Reboot to reboot the system.

When the file system check is run, the system will show 20 lines of information until

it is complete. Once complete, the results will be shown at the bottom.

The system must be re

normally after file syste

booted before the N8800SAS can function

m check complete.

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Copyright and Trademark Notice2
About this Manual2
Limited Warranty2
Safety Warnings3
Table of Contents4
Chapter 1: Introduction9
- Overview9
- Product Highlights9
- File Server9
- FTP Server9
- Media Server9
- Erver9
- Backup Server10
- Printer Server10
- Multiple RAID10
- Superior Power Management10
- De Support10
Chapter 2: Hardware Installation15
- Overview15
- Before You Begin15
- Hard Disk Installation15
- Cable Connections16
- Checking System Status17
- Status Normal17
- System Trouble17
Chapter 3: First Time Setup18
- Overview18
- Thecus Setup Wizard18
- LCD Operation20
- LCD Controls20
- Display Mode20
- USB Copy21
- Management Mode21
  - Typical Setup Procedure21
- Step 1: Network Setup22
- Step 2: RAID Creation22
- Step 3: Create Local Users or Setup Authentication22
- Step 4: Create Folders and Set up Acls22
- Step 5: Start Services22
Chapter 4: System Administration24
- Overview24
- Web Administration Interface24
- Message Bar25
- Logout26
  - Language Selection26
  - System Information26
- Product Information26
- System/Service Status27
- Logs28
  - System Management29
- Time: Setting System Time29
- Notification Configuration30
- Firmware Upgrade31
- Ups Setting31
- UPS Se Tting32
- Schedule Power On/Off32
- Wake-Up on LAN (WOL)33
- SNMP Support34
- Utility34
  - Config Mgmt35
  - System Configurations35
  - System Network39
- WAN Configuration39
- Lan40
- LAN Configuration40
- DHCP Server Configuration41
- Samba / CIFS41
- Samba Service41
- File Access Cache41
- Samba Recycle bin42
- Samba Anonymous Login Authentication42
- AFP (Apple Network Setup)42
- NFS Setup43
  - Ftp43
  - Media Server44
- Anager Settings44
- Edia Folders45
- Connecting Dmas to the Media Server45
  - HTTP/ Web Disk46
  - Upnp47
  - Nsync Target47
  - Bonjour Setting47
  - Storage Management48
- Disks Information48
- S.M.A.R.T. Information49
- Bad Block Scan50
- RAID Information50
- Create a RAID51
- RAID Level53
- Edit RAID54
- Expanding a RAID56
- Raid56
- Migrating a RAID57
- Space Allocation60
- Allocating Space for Iscsi Volume61
- Modify Iscsi Volume62
- Delete Volume63
- Advance Option64
- Iscsi Block Size64
- Iscsi Crc/Checksum64
- Share Folder64
- Adding Folders65
- Modify Folders66
- Remove Folders67
- NFS Share67
- Snapshot69
- Snap (Snapshot Configuration)69
- Folder and Sub-Folders Access Control List (ACL)70
- Le NAS72
- ISO Mount77
  - User and Group Authentication80
- ADS/NT Support80
- Local User Configuration82
- Add Users82
- Edit Users83
- Remove Users84
- Local Group Configuration84
- Add Groups85
- Edit Groups85
- Remove Groups86
- Batch Create Users and Groups86
  - Application Server87
- Printer Information87
- Windows XP SP288
- Windows Vista89
  - Itunes® Server92
  - Module Management93
  - Module Installation93
  - System Module93
  - User Module93
  - Backup93
- Nsync93
- Add Nsync Task94
- Setting up an Nsync Target on an Nsync Device95
- Setting up an Nsync Target on Another Device96
- Designating N8800SAS as an Nsync Target96
- Thecus Backup Utility96
- Windows XP Data Backup97
- Additional Tasks97
- Apple os X Backup Utilities98
Chapter 5: Using the N8800SAS99
- Overview99
- Login Page99
- Using Webdisk99
- Photo Server101
- Windows XP Publishing Wizard102
- Managing Albums and Photos107
- Creating Albums108
- Password Protecting Albums108
- Uploading Pictures to Albums108
- EXIF Information108
- Slide Sh109
  - Mapping a Client PC to the N8800SAS109
  - Ows109
- Windows109
- Apple O S X109
  - Mapping the N8800SAS as an Iscsi Drive110
- Windows 2000/XP110
- Windows Vista114
Chapter 6: Tips and Tricks115
- USB and Esata Storage Expansion115
- Adding a Spare Disk115
- Remote Administration115
- Part I - Setup a Dyndns Account116
- Part II - Enable DDNS on the Router116
- Part III - Setting up Virtual Servers (HTTPS)116
  - Firewall Software Configuration116
  - Replacing Damaged Hard Drives117
- Ive Damage117
- Replacing a Hard Drive117
- RAID Auto-Rebuild117
Chapter 7: Troubleshooting118
- Forgot My Network IP Address118
- Can't Map a Network Drive in Windows XP118
- Restoring Factory Defaults118
- Problems with Time and Date Settings118
- Dual DOM Supports for Dual Protection119
Chapter 8: Revision Updated (FW 3.00.03 to 3.00.04)120
- What's New120
- RAID Expansion for Iscsi Target Volume120
- RAID Volume Encryption121
- Hin-Provisioning122
- Iscsi LUN ID126
  - Error Corrections127
Chapter 9: Revision Updated up to FW 3.00.08128
- What's New128
- Updated Login User Interface128
- Updated Photo Server User Interface128
- Disclaimer Page Added129
- Updated Main User Interface130
- Add On-Line Register Service130
- Added Rsync Setting under Nsync Target131
- Added Rsync Backup Feature131
- Added 2 Gateway for Clients of DHCP Server Route132
- Added Dual DOM for Auto Repair133
Appendix A: Product Specifications134
- Hardware Specifications134
- Software Specifications134
Appendix B: Customer Support136
Appendix C: RAID Basics137
- Overview137
- Benefits137
- Improved Performance137
- Data Security137
  - RAID Levels137
- Raid 0137
- Raid 1137
- Raid 5138
- Raid 6138
- Raid 10138
- Jbod138
  - Stripe Size138
  - Disk Usage139
Appendix D: Active Directory Basics140
- Overview140
- What Is Active Directory140
- ADS Benefits140
Appendix E: UPS Compatibility List141
Appendix F: Licensing Information145
- Overview145
- Source Code Availability145
- CGIC License Terms146
- GNU General Public License146

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