Axis E100 User Manual page 103

Automatic Archiving
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Eject
Lock
Sorting
Access Rights
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Shared Drive
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AXIS StorPoint CD E100 User's Manual
Check the Auto-archive checkbox to automatically archive all discs that will
be inserted into this drive.
This checkbox only appears if there is a hard disk connected to the


StorPoint CD.
Click to eject a disc. Note that the disc will be ejected even if the disc is
in use or the drive is locked. However, a warning message will be displayed
if you try to eject a disc that is currently in use.
Check the Lock checkbox to lock a drive. At the bottom of the page, you
can click Lock all or Unlock All to affect all the drives simultaneously.
When the drive is locked it cannot be ejected with the eject button on the
physical drive. However, it can still be ejected from the Discs & Drives
page.
Click Sort to sort the items by Drive or Name, respectively.
Click the Access Rights icon to display the Access Rights dialog box where
you can set properties such as sharing options, user limits and access rights.
Click to set the access rights for the root or the volumes folder. Click
to set the access rights for the disc.
You can click the Stop Archiving button to immediately interrupt all


current caching jobs. To restart archiving, check the appropriate
Archive/Auto-archive checkbox(es) again.
Click the Access Rights icon to display the Access Rights dialog box. Select
if you want to use the access rights and properties of the Disc or the Drive
by checking the appropriate checkbox. By selecting Drive, all discs inserted
into the drive become accessible under the drive's name and inherit the
drive's access rights and properties.
When a disc is inserted into a shared drive and then is archived, the disc


copies the drive's access rights but keeps its original name.
When a disc in a shared drive is archived, or if a previously archived disc is


inserted into a shared drive, the drive icon will indicate that the disc in the
drive is not accessible under the drive's name. This is because the disc is
already archived under its original name.
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