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Hydra LAN
NTFS
NTFS or New Technology File System is the standard file system of Windows NT and its
descendants. NTFS has sev
Operating Systems or most
L
AN
A Local Area Network (L
home, office, or small gr
FTP
FTP or file transfer protocol is a commonly
network that supports the
two computers involved in an FTP
c
omputer).
S
MB
Server Message Block (SMB) is
share files, printers, serial ports
n
etwork.
6.3 FAQ
Q: Some of th
e functions and menus are not available!
A: Most of the functions require hard drives to be installed. Make sure you have at least
two hard drives installed and that they are formatted using EXT2 or EXT3.
Q: I lost my password, what do I do?
A: Press the reset button and hold it for 5 seconds to reset the device to its default settin
T
he default login is admin/admin. Be
group acco
unts plus the other settings.
Q: I can not access the web configuration interface, what's the correct IP?
A: See chapter 2 about how to login. If none of these instructions help, turn on your device
and wait for it to boot, then press and hold the reset button for 5 seconds to reset its IP
a
ddress and server name.
Q: FTP access on my Mac doesn't work properly!
A: The FTP utility on the Mac will be able to read the data on the network storage but you
c
an not wr
ite new data to the drive. To upload files, you will need to install a dedicated
FTP ap
plication.
Q: I want to restart or turn off the server but it doesn't work!
A
: Make sure that the
Close a
ny applications that might still be accessing the Hydra LAN and then try again.
After pressing the power or restart button, it will take a few seconds before the device
starts to shut down but the OS LED should start blinking to indicate the shut down proces
eral improvements over FAT but is not compatible with other
like only accessible in read only mode.
AN) is a computer network cover
oup of buildings such as a home, office, or college.
TCP/IP protocol (such as the Internet or an intran
transfer: a server (Hydra LAN) and a client (user's
a network application-level protocol mainly appli
, and miscellaneous c
aware that resetting the device will erase all user and
re are no current file transfers in process or any other disk activities.
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