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of the system settings to restore. Then click the "Apply" button.
A system profile can also be created by the NAS Finder software. To recover from a system
profile saved by NAS Finder, click the "An external file" item and find the system profile.
Specify restore options and click the "Restore" button.
Restore options are:
• Server, network and backup settings – includes all settings in the Server, Network, Backup
and "Event → Configuration" menus. Please note that the admin password will not be restored
during the recovery.
• User accounts and quota settings – includes local accounts, current domain accounts and
trust domain accounts, together with their quota settings. User accounts will be appended to
the existing user database – local accounts with the same names will be overwritten; domain
accounts with the same SID will be overwritten; others will be added to the existing user
database.
• Security Information, including network shares and ACLs – includes all network shares,
share permissions and access control lists.
8.4 Backup USB Device
NAS server supports USB pen drive and external hard disk (support FAT/FAT32 only) backup
in optional models with USB ports. The front penal will display to ask if you want to process
USB backup or not when plugging in a device. System will jump out the display without any
inputs in 60 seconds. You can also activate this function via web interface.
Enable USB Backup
Plug in the device and check the 'Enable USB Backup'. You will see the menu for selecting the
source folder and the target folder.
Click 'Select Path' by Source Folder to select the entire drive or individual folder in device you
want to backup.
Limitation
• This function doesn't support the CARD Reader.
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