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System
Utilities
Status
Storage Management Group
Browse
Groups
Shares
General - Set the Disk Server name, date and time, and Time Zone.
E -Mail - Configure the Disk Server to send E-Mail messages when there is a
problem.
Printer Port - Configure the Printer. This is helpful but not essential for Win-
dows users.
It is essential for Macintosh users when the printer connected to the Disk Server
is NOT a LaserWriter or compatible.
Shutdown - Shutdown the Disk Server, or create a shutdown schedule.
These utilities are not required for normal operation.
Disk - Check the disk for errors, similar to Scandisk. If multiple disks are fitted,
you can also format a new disk.
Log - Check the system log. This is provided only for troubleshooting.
Upgrade - Upgrade the Disk Server software.
Disk - Check disk usage. This data is read-only.
Printer - Check the printer status, and delete the current print job, or all print
jobs.
System - Check System status. This data is read-only.
Use these options to manage Shares, Users, Groups, and access to shares. See the
later section Managing Shares, Groups and Users for details.
Browse the Shares and folders on the Disk Server. This allows you to:
See the relationship between Shares and folders on the hard disk.
View the directory structure on the Disk Server.
View the current Groups, modify their access to Shares, and add or delete Users
from any Group.
Create new Groups, or delete existing Groups.
Create, delete and modify Shares. A "Share" is a folder (directory) which Users
can access.
Access rights are set by Group rather than by individual user.
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