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Configure the following settings.
Activate Auto Share
Select the check box if you want the FSV-M3 to create shares
automatically, and then click the RAID group where they are created.
Windows (CIFS)
Select this check box if you want this share to be accessible from Windows.
Windows Attributes
Select this check box if you want the share to retain Windows attributes
such as "read-only", "hidden", "system file", or "archive".
Note
These attributes may conflict with file permissions used by UNIX/Linux
clients. Do not select this check box if these shares are used by UNIX/
Linux clients.
Web (HTTP)
Because this item is absolutely necessary for automatic share creation, you
cannot clear this check box.
UNIX (NFS)
Select this check box if you want this share to be accessible to UNIX/Linux
clients.
FTP
Select this check box if you want this share to be accessible through FTP.
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Click the "Submit" button.
Share is created the first time users access a specific URL through a Web
browser (see "Important", below). The shares are given the name of the
users. (See the note below.)
Important
A share is created for a user when the user accesses the URL below. The
share is given the name of the user.
URL http://HOSTNAME_or_IP/home/user name
HOSTNAME_or_IP: host name or IP address of the FSV-M3.
user name: name of the user registered on the FSV-M3.
(Example) If the user name is "tiger", then the URL is:
http://HOSTNAME_or_IP/home/tiger
Notes
• To access your share, enter the your user name as follows in the password
authentication dialog box.
- Local set users: user name
- Windows set users: domain name\user name
• Because the share is given the same name as the user, if the user name
exceeds 12 characters, so does the share name. However, shares with
names of more than 12 characters cannot be accessed with Windows 95,
98, Me, or NT. For details, see page 48.
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