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currently accessing, the permission setting do not take immediate effect because
of the local handle being used by the user. The new rights will only take effect
when the user reconnects to the file or folder.
There are two built-in user accounts: "Admin" and "Guest". And two built-in group accounts:
"Admins" and "Everyone".
Every user of NAS server including local and Domain user is the member of the "Everyone"
group. By default, when a volume is created, "Admins" and "Admin and Everyone" will be
granted Full Control permission. After you set permissions on a volume, all the new files and
folders created under the volume inherit these permissions. If you do not want them to inherit
permissions, uncheck the "Inherit from parent folder" when you set up the permissions for the
files and folder.
Configuring file and folder security:
1. By default, "ACL control" is enabled.
2. Go to "Security → File/Folder" menu.
3. Locate the file or folder you want to configure the permission.
4. Click
the icon. If the icon is disabled, go to "Security → ACL" menu to enable the "ACL
Control".
5. Clear the "Inherit from parent folder" check box.
6. Select the users or groups from the left hand windows and click the >> button to join the
privileged user/group list.
7. If you want all the subfolders and files inherit the new permission you have just set, check
the "Propagate to all subfolders and files" check box.
8. Click "Apply" to save the setting.
You can assign the following File/Folder permission to a user on NAS server:
No Access (NA) – Account has been denied access to the file or folder.
Read Only (RO) – Account is allowed to read the file or folder.
Write Only (WO) – Account is allowed to write to the file or folder.
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