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Ethernet Network

Attached Storage

120 GB Hard Drive with PrintServer

Use this guide to install: EFG120 User Guide

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ical defects in material and workmanship for two years from the date of purchase, when

used within the limits set forth in the Specification section of this User Guide. If the prod-

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FCC STATEMENT

This equipment has been tested and complies with the specification for a Class B digital

device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide rea-

sonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equip-

ment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and

used according to the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communica-

tions. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular instal-

lation.

If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which

is found by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the

interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna

• Increase the separation between the equipment or devices

• Connect the equipment to an outlet other than the receiver’s

• Consult a dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for assistance

EFG120-UG-30606A KL

Appendix A: Troubleshooting 35

Appendix B: Installing a Second Hard Drive 37

Appendix C: Setting Up the Built-In PrintServer 41

Appendix D: Glossary 46

Appendix E: Specifications 52

Environmental 52

Appendix F: Contact and Returns Information 53

Linksys highly recommends that you regularly back up

the files that are on the EFG120. Linksys is not responsi-

ble for any data loss, nor will Linksys perform any recov-

ery on lost data or files.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction 1

The EFG120 1

Features 1

Chapter 2: Getting to Know the EFG120 2

The EFG120’s Rear Panel 2

The EFG120’s Front Panel 3

Beeper Codes 4

Chapter 3: Installing the EFG120 5

Overview 5

Step-by-Step Installation 5

Chapter 4: Using the EFG120’s Setup Wizard 6

Chapter 5: Using the EFG120’s Web-Based Utility 15

Home Tab - User Log In 16

Home Tab - Disk 1/Disk 2 16

User Password Tab 17

Administration Tab - LAN 17

Administration Tab - System 20

Administration Tab - Users 23

Administration Tab - Status Information 26

Administration Tab - Group 29

Administration Tab - Shares 30

Administration Tab - Backup 31

Administration Tab - Disk 32

Administration Tab - Upgrade 34

Chapter 1: Introduction

Now you can quickly and easily add one-hundred and twenty gigabytes of stor-

age space onto your network with the EFG120 from Linksys. This stand-alone

Network Attached Storage device features two hard drive bays -- one with an

120GB drive in it, and the other available so you can add an additional up to

120GB IDE hard drive as your storage needs grow.

Installation of the EFG120 is simple -- just plug it directly into your

10/100/1000 network, and it's instantly available. It can serve as your network's

DHCP server, and also has a built-in Print Server so you can add a network

printer without burdening a PC with spooling chores.

The EFG120 features built-in disk utilities, accessible through your web brows-

er. You can run a self test, and scan or defrag the disk(s). If you've installed a

second disk drive, you can back up one drive to the other, either manually or on

a schedule. Additional quick-connect hard drive trays are available, so you can

quickly swap the backup drive to create rotating backups.

For even more flexibility and utility, the EFG120 can be set up to be accessible

directly from the Internet -- up- or downloading files either via a web browser,

or by FTP. Files can be available publicly, or create password-protected

accounts for your authorized users. You can even use the EFG120 as an

Internet print server, saving fax machine phone charges and using the internal

hard drive space to spool and print high-resolution color pages from anywhere

in the world.

The EFG120 is a powerful, flexible and economical addition to your network.

• Affordable, easy-to-use 120-gigabyte Network Attached Storage, print

server and Internet FTP server

• An available second hard drive bay lets you add up to 120GB more storage

when you need it

• Share music, video, or data files, with managed access by user name or

group

• Built-in disk utilities -- backup, self test, scandisk, and defrag

The EFG120

Features

The EFG120’s front panel, shown in Figure 2-2, displays the following power

button and LEDs.

Power Button The Power button turns the

EFG120’s power on and off.

If the EFG120 is not powered

on, pressing the Power button

will start the EFG120’s start-

up process. Pressing the

Power button while the

EFG120 is turned on will

begin its internal shutdown

process. The EFG120 must

be powered off this way, or

through its internal shutdown

process, which is located in

the web-based utility.

LEDs

Ready/Status Green and Orange. If this

light shines a steady green,

then the EFG120 is working

properly. It blinks during

startup or shutdown, and

stays on after the shutdown is

completed. It will also blink

during the power-on self test

or a firmware upgrade. If the

light is orange, there is an

error.

LAN Green and Orange. If the

green light shines steady,

there is a successful link. The

green flashes when there is

traffic on the network. If the

orange light is on, then there

is a collision.

Chapter 2: Getting to Know the EFG120

All of the EFG120’s connectors and switches are on the rear panel, as shown in

Figure 2-1.

Uplink Button This button toggles the EFG120’s Ethernet connector

between an Uplink setting and a standard setting. If the

EFG120 is connected directly to a PC without a hub, then

this button should be pressed in. If you are connecting the

EFG120 to a hub or switch, this button should not be pressed

in. If it is, press it once to release it.

LAN Port Use this port to connect the EFG120 to your 10/100/1000

network.

Printer Port You can also add a printer to your network through the

EFG120’s Printer port, using DB-25 printer cable.

Reset Button If the EFG120’s IP Address or password is forgotten, press

and hold this button down for three seconds. The EFG120

will beep once to indicate that the default IP Address

(192.168.1.77, with a Network Mask of 255.255.255.0) has

been provided. This function will also clear the EFG120’s

administrative passwords.

Power Port The Power port is where the power adapter plugs in. Never

remove the power cord while the EFG120 is turned on.

The EFG120’s Rear Panel

Figure 2-1

The EFG120’s Front Panel

Figure 2-2

Chapter 3: Installing the EFG120

This chapter instructs you on how to physically connect the EFG120 to your

network. This chapter also covers the installation of a printer to the EFG120’s

print server port. (The EFG120 will perform equally well as a storage device

with or without an attached printer.)

1. Connect the network cable that came with the EFG120 to the LAN port.

Connect the other end of the cable to your hub, switch, or PC.

2. Connect a printer to the EFG120. Connect a standard parallel printer cable

to the EFG120’s rear-panel printer port. Connect the other end of the cable

to your printer. (For further information on connecting a printer, refer to

Appendix C: Setting Up the Built-In PrintServer.)

3. Connect the power supply. Plug the supplied power adapter into the

EFG120’s Power port, which is located on the rear panel. Connect the

power adapter to a power outlet.

4. Locate the EFG120’s power button on the front panel. Press it once to power

on the EFG120. Then, power on the network printer, if you attached one to

the EFG120.

5. Now that its power is on, the EFG120’s boot process will begin. The

EFG120 will run a brief self-test (two or three seconds) prior to actually

booting up. During the self-test, most of the EFG120’s LEDs will be lit or

flashing. The entire boot process should take only a few minutes.

6. When most of the LEDs turn off, leaving only the Ready LED lit up (and

not blinking), the EFG120’s boot up is complete. If the Error LED is flash-

ing, or if the EFG120 repeatedly beeps, there is a hardware problem.

Review the Beeper Codes section in Chapter Two for explanations of the

Beeper Codes.

Overview

Note: Make sure the TCP/IP protocol has been configured on your

network PCs before installing the EFG120.

Step-by-Step Installation

Disk Green. This green flashes when data is reading or writing.

Disk Full Green. This LED lights up when the has reached its maxi-

mum storage capacity. It blinks when the disk reaches 98 per-

cent capacity.

Backup Green. This LED blinks when the EFG120’s backup utility

is active.

Disk 1 Green. This LED blinks when data is reading or writing to

disk.

Disk 2 Green. This LED blinks when data is reading or writing to

disk.

The EFG120 has an internal beeper that beeps to indicate certain events.

1 Beep This signals that the Reset button or Power switch has been

pressed.

2 Beeps Repeated every five seconds for one minute, this signals that

the EFG120 is configured as a DHCP client, but no DHCP

server responded to the DHCP client’s request.

3 Beeps Repeated every 15 seconds for three minutes, this signals

that the EFG120’s hard disk usage exceeds 98% capacity.

5 Beeps Repeated every 15 seconds for three minutes, this signals

that the EFG120 is overheating. An automatic shutdown will

be performed three minutes after the first beep.

Beeper Codes

This Welcome screen provides you with four options buttons along the right

side of the screen. The first button is the Setup button. Click this button to

continue with the setup procedure. The second button is the User Guide

button. The third button, Linksys, connects you to the Linksys web site if

you have an active Internet connection. Lastly, clicking the Exit button will

exit the Setup Wizard.

The remainder of this chapter addresses the setup procedure you would fol-

low by clicking the Setup button.

3. From the following screen, shown in Figure 4-2, the Setup Wizard will

automatically search for any EFG120 currently on your network or attached

to your PC. If it fails to detect the EFG120 or if an EFG120 has been

installed since the Setup Wizard’s last search, click Search Again to locate

the EFG120.

Chapter 4: Using the EFG120’s

Setup Wizard

Now that everything is connected and powered on, you are ready to configure

the EFG120 so that it is accessible to the users on your network. You will have

to run the EFG120’s Setup Wizard on your PC to access the EFG120’s Quick

Setup feature. To run the Setup Wizard on your Windows 98, Me, NT 4.0, 2000,

or XP PC, follow the instructions below.

1. Insert the Setup Wizard CD-ROM into your PC’s CD-ROM drive.

2. An autorun menu should appear after a few seconds. If the autorun menu

does not appear, click the Start button, select Run, type

D:\SetupUtility.exe (where D is the letter of your CD-ROM drive) into the

Open window and press Enter. The autorun menu appears as shown in

Figure 4-1.

Figure 4-2

Figure 4-1

4. The first settings that you can change are the EFG120’s IP Address settings.

As shown in Figure 4-4, select the radio button beside either Fixed IP

Address or Dynamic IP Address.

The Fixed IP Address is set by default (192.168.1.77). Use this setting if

there is no DHCP server on your network and you want the EFG120 to use

a static IP Address. With the Fixed IP Address setting, you can also use the

EFG120as your network’s DHCP server. Use the Dynamic IP Address set-

ting if you already have a DHCP server setting IP Addresses on your net-

work devices.

Click the radio button next to your selection. Then, click the Next button on

the right to proceed or the Back button to return to the previous screen.

Proceed to the next step if you are selecting the Fixed IP Address setting. If

selecting Dynamic IP Address, proceed to Step 7.

From the screen shown in Figure 4-3, once you have found the EFG120you

wish to set up, highlight and click it. Then, click the Ye s button on the right

to change any of the EFG120’s settings or the No button to accept the set-

tings and exit the Setup Wizard.

Figure 4-4

Figure 4-3

6. From the next screen, shown in Figure 4-6, you can set the EFG120 as your

network’s DHCP server if no other device is functioning as a DHCP server

on your network. If you wish to use the EFG120 as a DHCP server, click the

box next to Enable DHCP Server. Then, enter the range of IP Addresses

you want to assign on your network. The first three Start and Finish fields

must match the EFG120’s IP Address with the final fields ranging from 2

to 250.

Click the Next button on the right to proceed or the Back button to return

to the previous screen.

5. If you chose Fixed IP Address in the previous step and clicked the Next but-

ton, you will see the screen shown in Figure 4-5. On this screen, you will

set the EFG120’s IP Address and network information. Enter the following

information and click the Next button on the right to proceed or the Back

button to return to the previous screen.

Server Name. This is the name used to identify the EFG120 on your net-

work. This name can be up to 12 alphanumeric digits long.

IP Address. Set the EFG120’s IP Address here, making sure that it is on the

same LAN segment as the PC running the Setup Wizard.

Subnet Mask. The Subnet Mask must match the other devices on your net-

work. It is set by default to 255.255.255.0.

Default Gateway. This value is left blank by default. If you have a router

on your network, however, enter its IP Address here.

Figure 4-6

Figure 4-5

8. On the next screen, shown in Figure 4-8, review the EFG120’s settings. If

they are correct, click the Save button on the right. If you would like to

change them, click the Back button to return to a previous screen.

9. A screen will appear, shown in Figure 4-9, cautioning you that changes to

the EFG120’s settings are being made. To save these changes, click the OK

button or click the Cancel button to return to the previous screen.

7. From the next screen, Figure 4-7, you can change the time and date on the

EFG120.

Time Zone. Select your local time zone from the drop-down menu here.

Local Date. Set your current date here.

Local Time. Set your current time here.

Click the Next button on the right to proceed or the Back button to return

to the previous screen.

Figure 4-8

Figure 4-9

Figure 4-7

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