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NSA-220 User’s Guide

CHAPTER 4

Status Screen

This chapter introduces the NSA Status screen.

4.1 Status Screen

The Status screen is the first main web configurator screen you see after you enter the

administrator screens. To view the status screens, click Status on the top-left of the navigation

panel.

Figure 54 Status

Main Page

About this User's Guide3
Document Conventions4
Safety Warnings6
- Table of Contents9
Contents Overview9
Table of Contents11
List of Figures17
List of Tables21
Introduction23
PART I Introduction23
Chapter 1 Getting to Know Your NSA25
- Figure 1 Example of the NSA in a Home Network25
- NSA Overview25
- Figure 2 NSA Front Panel26
- Leds26
- Figure 3 NSA Rear Panel27
- Table 1 Leds27
- COPY Button28
Chapter 2 Web Configurator Basics29
- Access the NSA Via NDU29
Chapter 3 Tutorials45
- Creating a User Account45
- File Sharing Tutorials45
- Figure 27 Map Network Drive49
- Accessing a Share Using FTP50
- Figure 37 Download Service Tutorial: My NSA54
- Figure 38 Download Service Tutorial: Download Service54
- Figure 39 Download Service Tutorial: Paste Link55
- Figure 40 Download Service Tutorial: Apply Pasted Link55
- Figure 41 Download Service Tutorial: Download Task Added55
- Broadcatching Tutorial56
- Figure 55 Session Example (Windows)65
Chapter 4 Status Screen63
- Figure 54 Status63
- Table 12 Status64
- Session Example (Windows)65
System Setting and Applications67
Part II: System Setting and Applications67
Chapter 5 System Setting Screens69
- Server Name69
Chapter 6 Storage Screens73
- Time Lag70
- Figure 58 System > Storage73
- Storage Screens73
- Creating an Internal Volume74
- User's Guide76
Chapter 7 Network Screen85
- DNS Server Address85
- IP Address85
- Jumbo Frames85
- Network Settings85
- Figure 63 Jumbo Frames86
- Network Config Screen86
- Figure 64 System Setting > Network > TCP/IP87
- Table 23 System Setting > Network > TCP/IP87
Chapter 8 Application Screens89
- FTP Access for NSA Files89
  - Figure 65 Applications > FTP90
  - Web Publishing Example104
- Table 26 Applications > Download Service97
- Adding a Download Task99
- Figure 82 Applications > Print Server110
- Figure 83 Applications > Print Server > Rename110
- Table 32 Applications > Print Server110
- Table 33 Applications > Print Server > Rename110
Part III: User Accounts and Shares113
- User Accounts Introduction115
- Users115
- Usernames117
User Accounts and Shares113
Chapter 9 Users115
- Figure 84 Users115
- Adding or Editing an Account116
- User Icons116
- Figure 86 Users > Delete Account118
- Table 37 Users > Delete Account118
Chapter 10 Shares119
- Share Icons119
- Shares Introduction119
- Shares Screen119
- Table 38 Share Icons119
- Adding or Editing Share120
- Figure 87 Shares120
- Table 39 Shares120
- Figure 88 Shares > Add Share121
- Table 40 Shares > Add Share (or Change Share Properties)121
- Public and ANONYMOUS Share Access Rights122
- Share Path Browse Screen122
- Figure 89 Share Path Browse122
- Table 41 Shares > Share Path Browse123
Maintenance, Protecting Data, and Media Client125
Part IV: Maintenance, Protecting Data, and Media Client125
- Protecting Your Data135
Chapter 11 Maintenance Screens127
- Figure 90 Maintenance > Log127
- Log127
- Maintenance Overview127
- Maintenance Screens127
Chapter 12 Protecting Your Data135
- Shutdown132
- Configuration File Backup and Restoration135
- Protection Methods135
- Table 49 Overview of Protection Methods135
Chapter 13 Media Client Software137
- Media Client Introduction137
- Using the Media Client Software137
Chapter 14 Memeo Autobackup Software139
- Memeo Autobackup Introduction139
- Using the Memeo Autobackup Software139
Part V: Troubleshooting and Specifications141
Troubleshooting and Specifications141
Chapter 15 Troubleshooting143
- Power, Hardware, Connections, and Leds143
- I Cannot Access the NSA148
- Figure 98 Itunes Eject Button151
- Figure 99 Itunes Reconnected151
- Download Service and Broadcatching Functions152
- Web Publishing152
- Table 50 Ports Blocked by Default in Firefox153
Chapter 16 Product Specifications155
- Firmware Features155
- Power Consumption160
- Supported Itunes Server Content Formats160
- Supported Media Server Content Formats160
- Table 57 Power Consumption in Watts (W)161
- Table 58161
Part VI: Appendices and Index163
Appendices and Index163
Appendix A Setting up Your Computer's IP Address165
- Figure 100 Windows 95/98/Me: Network: Configuration166
Appendix B Pop-Up Windows, Javascripts and Java Permissions179
- Figure 121 Pop-Up Blocker179
- Figure 122 Internet Options: Privacy180
- Figure 123 Internet Options: Privacy181
- Figure 124 Pop-Up Blocker Settings181
- Figure 125 Internet Options: Security182
- Figure 126 Security Settings - Java Scripting183
- Figure 127 Security Settings - Java183
- Figure 128 Java (Sun)184
- Figure 129 Mozilla Firefox: Tools > Options185
- Figure 130 Mozilla Firefox Content Security185
- Table 59 Commonly Used Services187
Appendix C Common Services187
Appendix D Open Source Licences191
- Gnu General Public License201
Appendix E Legal Information221
Appendix F Customer Support223
Index229

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