User manual ENCORE ENNHD-1GS

[. . . ] 3. 5" SATA HDD Network Storage Enclosure ENNHD-1GS User's Guide FCC Certifications This Equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense. [. . . ] To open the Status page, click the Status on the configuration categories list. Items Host name IP-address HD used (%) Up-time Version Samba Users FTP Users Information The identification of this device. The IP address of the device The usage percentage of HD (Total amount of HD) The estimate time that you power the device on The firmware version of the device. The number of members who is currently using the device by Samba The number of members who is currently using the device by FTP client Check if the extension firmware is installed. . Firmware extensions Loaded eSATA used Check the connected eSATA device usage. Note: This page shows the device information only. To do more configurations about each item, please refer to their instruction respectively in the following chapters. 26 Disk The Disk page allows users to: 1. To open the Disk page, click the "Disk" on the configuration categories list Folder- Folder Configuration The folder configuration allows users to add folders, delete folders and change folder properties. To Configure Folder Properties Click on the folder that you are going to configure. 27 The folder configuration page shows up. Change folder-accessing authority level for users and groups. To change the folder name/ folder description 1. Click on "Change Folder Name" or "Change Description" icon. The Folder Name/ Folder Description Setting page shows up. 28 2. Fill in the new name or new description for the folder and click "Apply". You may click "Change" to do more configurations for this folder or click "Back" to return to folder list. Configure folder-accessing authority level for users and groups. Configure the access-permission rules for all users by pre-defined levels. Select one level and click "Save" to apply this authority for all users. The pre-defined levels use the following access permission rules: Pre-defined Levels Authentication Free Access: No access for all users: Only Read access for all users: Read/ Write access for all users: Current Access Permission for all users: Access Authority No authentication. Everyone is allowed to get access to this folder without username and password. The access permissions in "Group-Authority Setting" and "User-Authority Setting" will be applied to this folder. 29 2. Configure the access-permission rules by groups and users: Note: Before starting, you have to click "Current Access Permission for all users" in the "Please set user's limit for this folder". Select an access-permission rule for this group and click "Save" to apply. Click "Save" to apply. Tips: To do an efficient access-authority configuration, please refer to the following recommend procedures: Step1. (Ex, Click "No Access for all users" to configure all users as "Non-access" for this folder. Click "Current Access Permission for all users" to allow configuration 30 by groups or users. Blank character is not allowed for folder name and description. 31 3. [. . . ] Check your PC's IP address, make sure that it has a static IP or connects with a router with DHCP server. For instruction about the IP setting, Please refer to the "IP Protocol Setup" Chapter. Reboot the system with Web-based UI or press the Reset Default Button to restore the factory default setting and reboot. 3. I use Device as a Web/ FTP server, but the users that outside the LAN can't access it. [. . . ]