Galaxy 3508NAS Manuel utilisateur

Metal Gear Box NAS User Guide

Index

What is NAS?......................................................................................3

Metal Gear Box NAS Introduction .....................................................4

First time Hardware Installation.......................................................4

Booting up Metal Gear Box NAS........................................................5

Notice: Format Your HDD using Metal Gear Box NAS Disk Utility

format software. .......................................................................11

How to set up Metal Gear Box NAS .................................................12

Identifying and using Metal Gear Box NAS on your network.........14

Entering the system management page.........................................15

1. Manage the Users and Groups ...........................................16

A. To add a user.............................................................................................. 16

B. To delete a user.......................................................................................... 16

C. To place a user into a group. ..................................................................... 16

2. File Management ................................................................17

A. File Server................................................................................................... 17

B. FTP Server Setting ...................................................................................... 18

C. NFS Server Setting ...................................................................................... 18

D. Guest Access Setting.................................................................................. 19

E. Share Management ..................................................................................... 20

3. System Settings ..................................................................21

A. Network Setting.......................................................................................... 21

B. Time Setting ............................................................................................... 22

C. Turn Off Server........................................................................................... 22

D. Information................................................................................................. 23

E. Disk Usage.................................................................................................. 23

4. Maintenance .......................................................................24

A. Disk Utility.................................................................................................. 24

B. Firmware Upgrade...................................................................................... 24

C. Save Configuration..................................................................................... 25

D. Restore Configuration................................................................................ 25

E. Factory Reset .............................................................................................. 26

Account Management......................................................................26

Log Out............................................................................................26

What is NAS?

NAS is the abbreviation of Network Attached Storage, which represents a HDD

based storage box can be connected with a RJ-45 network cable. It could be

accessed by all the devices located on the same IP network range, some

advanced version could be also connected by a outside device (i.e. another IP

network range or WWW), and would be identified as an accessible storage disk

through “Network Neighborhood” (Microsoft Windows) /Apple Macintosh OS

or Linux Samba, with user/group privilege setting function equipped, it could

even prevent important data/files from being accessed by unauthorized

people.

Using a NAS, you don’t have to keep your original data-center PC server

operating all day long anymore, a smaller size, more stable, less

power-consumption, less heat, less cost, easier to access device would make

your life more convenient!

Metal Gear Box NAS Introduction

What’s the difference?

Metal Gear Box NAS, it’s not only an ease of use network storage, with it’s

integrated USB client chip, it is a dual-function HDD box, users could use it as

a NAS where network connection is available or bring it as a portable HDD

external enclosure, accessing it via its USB 2.0 client jack. This

dual-functionality design gives users a great deal of flexibility to access the

unit anytime, anywhere.

First time Hardware Installation

Content Check List:

Hard disk drive may come pre-installed or leave to user’s integration.

About the Metal Gear Box NAS Display

System Time

System in NAS Mode

System IP Address

System in USB Mode

System Temperature

System Shutting Down

System Booting Up

System Fan Speed

Available Disk Capacity

System Power On Duration

After system boots up, the IP address assigned to this unit will be displayed for

30 minutes. Then the current system will be displayed. The display will rotate

in the following order:

System Time -> IP Address -> System Temperature -> System Fan Speed ->

Disk Space -> Power On Duration -> Back to System Time

Booting up Metal Gear Box NAS

Assembly

1. Put in a hard disk drive, if the Metal Gear Box NAS version you got already

has hard disk drive installed. Please skip this step and jump to step 2.

Open the upper cover of Metal Gear Box NAS through the 2 screws located

in the back end of Metal Gear Box NAS with your hands.

2. Uncover the upper case, take out the HDD rack and fix your HDD onto the

rack with the attached screws.

3. Put the HDD with the HDD rack back into Metal Gear Box NAS and fix it

with attached screws, cover the upper case up.

4. Using the hand-screwed screws to get the upper case fixed on Metal Gear

Box NAS.

5. Metal Gear Box NAS equips with SMART User Mode Auto-Detection

function, it could automatically operate under the mode you want to use

(NAS / USB HDD external enclosure) through the cable you are plugging

into：

yIf you are plugging the attached RJ-45 cable and power adapter core

into the “LAN” and “DC IN” plugs, Metal Gear Box NAS would boot up

with NAS mode.

yIf you are plugging the attached USB cable and power adapter core

into the “USB” and “DC IN” plugs, Metal Gear Box NAS would boot up

with USB HDD external enclosure mode.

yIf you are plugging the attached RJ-45 , USB cables and power

adapter core into the “LAN” , “USB” and “DC IN” plugs, Metal Gear Box

NAS would boot up with NAS mode for higher boot-up priority.

6. Metal Gear Box NAS provides Printer Server function, if you want to use

Metal Gear Box NAS as your printer server in your LAN environment,

please plug the USB cable of the printer into the back end of Metal Gear

Box NAS before you boot up it. After booting up, you can use your

PC/laptop computer to search and add this printer as a Network Printer.

7. Plug the other side of the RJ-45 cable into your PC/laptop or your Ethernet

HUB. (This is very important for Metal Gear Box NAS, when booting up,

Metal Gear Box NAS would automatically detect whether the operation

mode is NAS function or USB hard disk drive external enclosure by

identifying if there’s any activity from RJ-45 network side.)

8. Plug the other side of the power core into the power plug.

9. Press and hold the power switch at the front panel for at least 3 seconds to

turn on the system power.

(Note: Due to its sophisticated software design, the system may take

up to 3 minutes to boot. During the booting process, the icon

“Booting” on the front panel flashes. When the system finishes

booting, the IP address assigned to this device will be shown on the

display.)

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