User manual BUFFALO HS-D400GL

[. . . ] LinkStation MultiMedia Home Server HS-DGL Series User Manual www. buffalotech. com v2. 6 Introduction Congratulations on your purchase!Your LinkStation Home Server gives you a central location for storing all your media files in your local network. All your computers and media players will be able to access files on the LinkStation. This user manual uses images representative of LinkStation user interfaces and software at time of publication. [. . . ] Mac shares use AppleTalk, which comes with a 2GB filesize limit and various other limitations, so don't use them unless you need to. Access Restriction Function: This function turns on user/group permissions. For more information, see the next page about using Access Restriction. Recycle Bin: If the recycle bin is disabled, then any deleted data from the shared folder cannot be restored. If the recycle bin is enabled, then all deleted data will be moved to a folder called . trash. Data will then need to be removed from the trash before it is permanently deleted. In some versions of Windows it may be necessary to set Windows to display all hidden files and folders before the . trash folder is visible. Mac OS 10. 2 or higher is required for Recycle Bin functionality in Mac environments. Security - Shared Folder Settings Enabling Access Restriction on the previous page will give you this screen, where you can restrict access to your new shared folder to specific users and/or groups. NOTE: You may add restrictions to an existing shared folder by pressing the Edit Shared Folder button on the main Shared Folder Settings page and enabling Access Restriction. Select which groups and which users will have access to the new shared folder. The group hdusers gives access to all users on the LinkStation, so this will allow access to every user on the LinkStation. If a group is selected, then every member inside that group will have access to the shared folder. Users listed under Authorized Users will also be able to access the folder. Press the Apply button when you're finished making your selections. Security Settings Groups allow for quicker security administration. A group is a group of users with specific rights to specific shared folders. A business may want to make a Manager group and add all of its managers to the group. This group could have access to a shared folder that the regular employees do not have access to. This share cannot be deleted. Add New Group: This begins the process of creating a new group. The users inside the group will still exist but will no longer be members of the deleted group. 0 Security - Add New Group Group Name: This will be the name of the group. For example, the managers's group could be named `Managers'. Group Description: The group description should be used to differentiate the different groups on LinkStation. A brief sentence or phrase regarding the users inside of the group is recommended. [. . . ] The error occurs when connecting to at least one secure, restricted share. Due to a constraint in Microsoft Windows only one set of credentials can map drive letters to a network resource such as the LinkStation. Thus, only one username and password can be used while mapping to your LinkStation, even if different drive letters are mapped to different shares. If unsecure, unrestricted shares are mapped, and then an attempt to map a secure, restricted share occurs, this error will occur. [. . . ]