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4. Peel off the the film of silicone pad and stick it on the front-facing surface of the SSD.
5. Reinstall the panel and power on the NAS. After successful boot up, go to the "UGREEN NAS" app
to set the SSD cache.
Warning
To avoid data loss, please remove the SSD cache in the "UGREEN NAS" before
removing any M.2 SSD. This will provide added protection in case the system is
using it for caching.
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Powering On
Use Ethernet cable to connect NAS to a LAN port on a router. Connect the power supply to the device,
then short press the power button to turn it on.
Tips: After powering on, you can download "UGREEN NAS" then go to "Control Panel" > "Hardware &
Power" to select automatic startup after powering on.
L A N
Warning
To avoid potential fires, explosions, or other electrical hazards, please do NOT
use non-Ugreen power adapters or uncertified power adapters.
Included power
adapter
(DC 19V/7.9A)
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When away from my desktop and out of range of my WIFI, how do I reconnect my mobile device to my UGreen DXP4800 Plus Server? Can I access it via Cellular instead of WIFI? All my devices work great under the control of my WIFI but when I'm remote I can't get access using my mobile device...
You can reconnect your mobile device to the UGREEN NASync DXP4800 Plus server remotely by enabling remote access. The NAS provides remote access to files from anywhere in the world. To do this, go to the control panel, navigate to device connection settings, and enable remote access.
Yes, you can access the NAS via cellular data instead of Wi-Fi, as long as remote access is enabled and the NAS is connected to the internet. However, enabling remote access comes with security risks, so proceed with caution.
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I notice there are two Modes - Mode 1 UGreenlink remote access (It is checked)... Do I need Mode 2 to be enabled? And if so, how do I configure it?
How can I set up local access on my DXP4800 Plus?