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Buffalo LinkStation HD-HG160LAN Setup Manual

Buffalo hd-hg160lan linkstation network storage center: ftp setup guide
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  • Page 1 FTP Setup Guide...
  • Page 2 This guide will assist you in setting up the FTP Server on Buffalo’s LinkStation product. Instructions to setup anonymous and password protected (registered user) FTP Servers will be shown separately. Step 1 (Login to the LinkStation): The first step is to gain access to the LinkStation’s Web Configuration. This is...
  • Page 3 Step 2 (Navigate to FTP Server Settings): Click on the ‘FTP Server Settings’ link on the main status page.
  • Page 4 Step 3 (Configure Anonymous FTP Server): NOTE: If you wish to configure a password protected FTP Server, then skip to the next page. A. Begin by clicking on the ‘Enable’ radio button next to ‘FTP Server’. B. Click on the ‘Anonymous’ radio button next to ‘FTP Access User’. C.
  • Page 5 Step 3 (Configure Registered User/Password Protected FTP Server): Usernames and Passwords are specified in the ‘Security’ Section. A. Begin by clicking on the ‘Enable’ radio button next to ‘FTP Server’. B. Click on the ‘Registered Users radio button next to ‘FTP Access User’. ‘Anonymous User Public Shared Folder’...
  • Page 6 Step 4 (Connecting to an Anonymous FTP from your LAN): Connecting to the Anonymous FTP Server is simple. The following instructions are for Internet Explorer: A. Type ftp://IP_ADDRESS into the Internet Explorer Address field and press ‘Enter’: B. The folders inside the share are shown. You can drag files or folders from Internet Explorer to your desktop.
  • Page 7 Step 4 (Connecting to a Registered User FTP from your LAN): Connecting to the Registered User FTP Server is slightly more complex than connecting to an anonymous server. The following instructions are for Internet Explorer: A. Type ftp://USERNAME:PASSWORD@LOCAL_IP_ADDRESS into the Internet Explorer Address field and press ‘Enter’: B.
  • Page 8 Step 5 (Connecting to a FTP Server from the Internet): Connecting to an FTP Server from the Internet is an involved and somewhat difficult process. The usage of Internet Explorer remains the same as in Step 4, except use the Internet IP Address issued by your ISP instead of LOCAL_IP_ADDRESS.

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