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automatically".
6. Or, you can specify the IP settings manually.
7. Click "Next" button to go to the next page.
8. Enter the "Server Name, Server Comment", and "Workgroup/Domain Name" and
select either the "Workgroup mode" or "Domain mode". Note that this is the server
name as it appears on the network which is irrelevant to the network protocol used.
9. Click "Next" button to go to the next page.
10. Change the admin password if necessary. Click the "OK" button to save the settings.
Note that server may need to reboot for certain parameters changes to take effect.
Importing and Exporting System Settings
This section describes how to export the system settings of a NAS Server into a file. This
file can be read into another NAS Server on the network by using the import feature.
"Import System Settings" and "Export System Settings" form a combined process of
replicate system settings from one configured NAS Server to another NAS Server.
To export system settings of a NAS Server
1. Highlight the server from the server list.
2. Right click the server and select "Export System Settings".
3. Or, go to "Server -> Export System Settings" menu.
4. You will prompt for the administrator password to proceed.
5. Select a location where you want to save and specify the name of the export file.
6. Click "Save".
To import system settings into NAS Servers
1. Right click any NAS Server and select "Import System Settings"
Or, go to "Server -> Import System Settings" menu.
3. You will prompt for the administrator password to proceed.
4. You have the option to select a server or an export file as the source.
5. Click "Next".
6. Select the type of system settings you want to import into the target server. The detail
content of the system settings are displayed in the preview text box beside each
selection.
7. Click "OK". NAS Server will reboot automatically.
Browsing & Administering Servers
Browsing Servers
Below is the main window of NAS Finder. Upon execution, NAS Finder brings up
Windows Explorer for you to drag & drop files into My Container for later image building.
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