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Chapter 5 - Setting up the NION
Notes:
It is not currently possible to view the amount of available space for storing media files.
When the project is deployed, media files must be located on the same node that hosts the
NWare device playing the files. If the files are located on a different node, you will not be
able to play them. We recommend that you manually assign the device playing the files to
a role and deploy that role to the node that will host the media files.
You can disable the FTP server by clearing the FTP check box (see procedure below), but
if you are using an nControl unit or nTouch 180 unit, you must restart it before the change
will take effect.
To enable the FTP server
1. Navigate to the Network screen.
2. Under Services, select the FTP check box.
3. Click Set to confirm the action.
You will be asked to log on.
4. Specify your username and password. The default username is superuser; it has no
password.
To copy media files to the NION
1. Open a Command Prompt window.
2. Navigate to the folder containing the media files.
3. Type
The
ftp>
4. Type
The following message is displayed.
Connected to <IP address>.
...
User (<IP address>:(none)):
5. Type
6. If you are prompted for a password, press Enter.
You do not need to specify a password.
7. If you want to list the files already copied to the unit, type
8. Type
9. Type
The parameter <filename> is either a single file or a wildcard referencing multiple files.
When you have finished copying files, type
Managing users
Introduction
Users are created via the web interface, and assigned privileges to allow them to perform
certain operations, as listed below.
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FTP
and press Enter.
prompt is displayed.
open <IP address of NION>
anonymous
and press Enter.
binary
to switch to binary copy mode.
mput <filename>
and press Enter.
Version 1.6.4b.1
and press Enter.
ls
quit
to close the ftp session.
and press Enter.
June 11, 2012
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