Verbatim External Hard Drive NAS Manuel utilisateur

External Hard Drive NAS

User Guide

English

Introduction

Controls, Connectors and Indicators 6

Front Pane

Area 6

Rear Panel Area

out t

e Har

Dis

Locating NAS Drive on Your Desk 8

Which Interface: USB or Ethernet? 8

Connectin

NAS

rive Usin

USB 1

Storing and Trans

erring Data via USB 1

Disconnectin

NAS drive from a PC or Mac Host 11

Connecting NAS Drive Using Ethernet 1

out NAS Drive User Accounts 12

Connecting the NAS Drive to Your LAN 1

Web-Based Administration Tool 1

ministration Login 16

Basic Settin

s for Initial Setu

et Language, Passwor

, Hostname, IP A

ress, an

Time 1

Add New

ser Account 1

New Grou

Add New

hared Folder 21

ontents

NAS Drive Operation Using Et

ernet 2

Sharing

ﬁ

les using Windows 2

Run Dialo

ue 23

Browse Networ

Nei

ghb

Search Dialogue 24

Browse M

uter

Sharing

ﬁ

les using Mac OS X 2

Attachin

USB Devices 2

Attac

ing a Printer 25

Attaching a USB Storage Device 26

Administration Reference 27

Users and Grou

s 2

User Mana

ement 29

roup Management

e an

Print 31

File

erver

ows Settin

FTP Server Setting 31

erver

ettin

Guest Access Settin

Share Management 32

Printer

erver

System 3

Network Settin

s 33

Time Settings 34

Turn Off Server 34

ormation 34

Disk Usa

e 34

Error Notiﬁcation 35

Monitoring Services 35

Interva

E-mail Noti

ﬁ

cation 35

-U

Notiﬁcation 35

Networ

Service 3

erver

Bon

our

Maintenance

Dis

Uti

ormat 3

can

Unmount 3

Detail

Firmware U

e 3

Save Con

ﬁ

guration 3

Restore Conﬁ

uration 3

Factor

Reset 39

Log File 3

Sam

a Lo

FTP Log 39

erver Lo

stem Lo

ministration Log 40

Account In

ormation 4

out 4

Tec

nica

Support 41

Limited Warranty Terms 41

Rights 4

FCC Com

liance 4

WEEE Notice 4

CE Dec

aration 4

ROHS Compliance 4

Introductio

Your Verbatim Network Attached Storage (NAS) drive is a versatile external

ard drive featurin

erformance stora

e and a choice of either

h-s

eed USB 2.0 or Ethernet interface. Once

our drive is connected

properly to your network or computer, you will be able to use it as you

would an

hard drive for storin

our data and for

erformin

data back-u

ore you begin to use the NAS drive there are a

ew important things to

earn about

our new

roduct.

ontrols

Connectors and Indicators

irst familiarize

ourself with the control ke

s and the various connectors on

the

nit

nt Pan

l Ar

he front

anel contains onl

the ON/OFF Button, as illustrated below.

ON/OFF Button. Once t

e AC A

apter

een proper

connected to the NAS drive and an AC outlet, you can press the

ON/OFF

utton to

ower on t

rive. T

utton’s

reen LED wi

come on to indicate the power-on state. To turn o

the drive, press

the ON/OFF button again. The LED will

ﬂ

ash

or about 15 seconds

hile the drive’s internal software shuts down in an orderl

ashion.

The LED will then turn o

to indicate that the drive is now

ully

turned o

ff.

ear Pane

Area

long the rear panel you will

ﬁ

nd the inter

ace connectors and a recessed

micro-switch that is used

or reset

unctions. Re

er to the

ﬁ

gure below.

Reset Button. I

the NAS drive is having a problem connecting1

to the local area network (LAN) or a

ears to be hun

ress the

Reset button momentarily with the end o

a paper clip. This will

cause the unit to reset, similar to rebooting your PC. I

the problem

ersists, or if

ou are unsure of current settin

s (such as for

ettin

our a

ministration passwor

), press an

in t

e Reset

utton

or 5 seconds. This will restore the

actory de

ault settings.

DC Input Connector. Connect the DC cable o

your included AC

Ada

ter to the DC In

ut Connector.

SB-A Connector. Use this connector

or attaching a USB printer,3

SB ﬂash disk, or other USB stora

e device.

B-B

onnector.

se this connector to attach the NA

drive to4

our com

uter via USB. Refer to “Which Interface: USB or Ethernet”

r in t

ual.

Ethernet Connector. If

lan to use the Ethernet interface

to connect to a LAN, then use this connector to attach to your

network e

ment. Refer to “Which Interface: USB or Ethernet”

r in t

ual.

1 2 3 4 5

bou

t th

Har

he NAS drive internal hard disk comes pre-

ormatted in three partitions.

he largest partition is pre-

ormatted in the FAT32

ormat and is available

our data stora

e throu

h either a USB or Ethernet connection. The

ther two partitions are in Linux EXT2

ormat and are used by the NAS

rive’s internal so

tware

or supporting the various networking

eatures o

uct.

ote: Capacity

epen

ent on mo

. Your operating system ma

ort ca

acit

ewer

tes. 1 GB = 1,000,000,000 b

tes.

Your

roduct’s hard drive is a com

lex electronic stora

e s

stem and

wit

care, as

ou mi

t treat a sensitive

orta

omputer or other state-o

-the-art consumer electronics product. Do not

ect it to shock, hi

h tem

eratures, or stron

netic ﬁelds

ocatin

NAS Drive on Your Des

lace the NAS drive on a sturdy desk or table that is

ree

rom clutter

hat could block airﬂow around the unit. The drive is desi

ned to lie ﬂat

n its rubber

eet, or may stand upright using the included stand. In

ither orientation take care not to block any air vents. I

using the upright

rientation, insta

so t

at t

e ON/OFF

utton is at t

e to

Which Inter

ace:

USB or Et

ernet

n order to install and use your NAS drive, you need to decide which

nterface is better for

ou. With the ﬂexibilit

of the NAS drive,

ou can

always change the inter

ace you want to use later, depending on your

application or computer environment. However, never attempt to connect

USB-B an

ernet at t

e same time.

o extend the useful life of

our NAS drive,

urn t

e unit OFF w

en not in use.

Caution: Do not connect to

USB-B an

thernet connections at the same time

ou do not have LAN setu

, or

rimaril

want to

rovide additional

stora

e to a sin

e com

uter, t

ou s

consi

er USB as

our

inter

ace choice. Please re

er to the next section to learn how to install and

use

our NAS

rive usin

USB.

your PC is connected to a LAN over Ethernet (either wired or wireless),

and you primarily want to provide shared storage amongst two or more

com

uters on the LAN, then

ou should consider Ethernet as

our interface

choice. The

ﬁ

gure below provides one example o

a LAN con

ﬁ

guration.

As a cautionar

note,

ease

e aware t

ata store

rou

an Et

ernet

connection is store

in t

e same FAT32 partition t

at is accessi

e t

roug

a USB-B connection. This is very convenient i

you want to temporarily move

our networ

rive to anot

er PC t

at is not connecte

to t

e LAN an

ou sti

want to rea

ata store

on t

rive. Since most computers

ave

a USB port available, you can connect your drive using USB-B and have

access to

our

revious

store

ata

On the other hand, i

you have private in

ormation that you have stored

usin

the

assword

rotection features within the NAS environment,

want to take s

ecial

recautions to

rotect this data from view durin

B-B connection.

For details about user

asswords and other network features,

lease

ahead

sec

ntit

led

onnecting NAS

rive Using Et

ernet

learn how to install and operate your NAS drive using Ethernet.

onnecting NAS drive

ng US

Connecting your NAS drive to a USB host, such as a PC or Mac, is extremely

sim

le. Follow the ste

s below.

Note: I

your computer is running Windows 98 Second Edition, you

ill need some additional software that

ou can download from the

Verbatim web site. Re

er to the Getting Help section

Connect the included AC Adapter to the NAS drive, and then to a

all outlet usin

the included

ower cord.

ress the ON/OFF button on the

ront o

the NAS drive.2

Finall

, connect the included USB cable

rom the USB-B

ort on3

e NAS

rive to an avai

e USB

ort on

our com

uter.

e NAS

rive wi

mount automatica

lly

, an

a new icon wi

appear

y Computer (Windows) or a new icon will appear on

the deskto

(Mac).

Note: I

you are using a USB 1.1 port on your Windows computer, the

followin

cautionar

note ma

ear on

our dis

: Hi-S

eed USB

Device p

ugge

into non-Hi-Spee

USB

. T

oes not in

icate a

roblem because the NAS drive is com

atible with both USB 1.1 and

USB 2.0

orts. Sim

ply

ose t

e messa

e an

rocee

. However, in t

case the NAS drive will operate only at USB 1.1 speeds.

Storing and Trans

erring Data via USB

Once

our

rive is connecte

to a com

uter via USB-B, it can

e accesse

and used like any other removable disk. You can drag

ﬁ

les to your unit’s

icon to copy them, navigate to your unit in Ope

dialog boxes, or

delete ﬁles stored on

our unit. For information on co

, o

enin

, or

deleting

ﬁ

les, consult your computer’s documentation.

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