Seagate NAS OS 4 U User Manual page 123

Advanced Storage: Direct-A ached Storage
You can use your NAS OS device to share direct-attached storage (DAS) on the network and to create iSCSI
Use the USB and, if applicable, eSATA ports on your NAS OS device to connect external storage and compatible
A DAS connected to the NAS OS device via USB is listed at Device Manager > Storage Overview. If you do not
.Unlike volumes created within NAS OS, the name of the DAS cannot be changed on its storage page
.Pass the cursor to the far right of the DAS share's row to make the Edit pull-down menu visible .2
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NAS ports and direct-attached storage
:see your DAS, confirm that it has been formatted using one of the following file systems
.By default, a DAS becomes a public share when it is connected to the NAS OS device
.Configure access to the share by following the instructions in
10/18/16
:volumes. For details and instructions, see
NAS Ports and Direct-Attached Storage
(Direct-attached storage (DAS
:You can change the DAS from a public share to a private share
and iSCSI
Connect
EXT2, EXT3, EXT4
DAS share
.Choose Shares .1
.Choose Change to private share .3
Disconnect
iSCSI
.peripherals
FAT32
NTFS
+HFS
XFS
Shares .4
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