Remote Access - Seagate NAS OS 4 U User Manual

While Sdrive and MyNAS are easy to configure, they differ in accessing data and managing the NAS from
Sdrive is an application with file system integration. Once Sdrive is launched, a separate volume becomes
.available on your computer similar to a standard DAS or NAS. Sdrive also gives you access to NAS OS
MyNAS provides direct access to NAS OS using an Internet browser and does not require additional
software. However, file integration is not available with MyNAS so files must be uploaded and downloaded
Sdrive is now linked to a Seagate Access account. Generally, an administrator creates a Seagate Access
account for a user. The administrator's Seagate Access account is created automatically when first configuring
the NAS. Administrators who upgrade the NAS from earlier versions of NAS OS can create Seagate Access
A standard user can also create a Seagate Access account using Sdrive. See
.Seagate Media app (Seagate Personal Cloud only) –Available for Android and iOS mobile devices
Important info: Professional NAS devices do not support using the Seagate Media app as a playback
.app for media. Use Seagate Media with the Seagate Personal Cloud for your home
Sdrive is an application for your PC/Mac in the office, at home and anywhere with a connection to the Internet.
It creates a special Sdrive volume with all the files stored on your compatible Seagate NAS devices. The Sdrive
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:Your Seagate Access account can be used with the following applications
.volume is easy to access since it appears on your computer like a standard hard drive
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Remote Access

:Remote access to your NAS OS device is available using
( . via the File Browser (see
Sdrive and Seagate Access
.accounts in Device Manager > Users
Invitation sent to a user without a
.Seagate Access account
.Sdrive–Available for Windows and Mac
Sdrive
MyNAS
(FTP (see FTP
:remote locations
File Browser
Sdrive
for instructions
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Sdrive: PC/Mac
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