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5. Use the File access users panel to add or delete users that require file access
Figure 14. File access users panel
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on the NAS Gateway 500. These are local accounts on the NAS Gateway 500,
that have no login privileges and exist only for authentication purposes for
ownership of files and directories. It is not necessary to enter all of your file
access users at this time.
a. If you click Add, the Add file access user panel appears allowing input for
the file access user ID you want to create.
1) Enter a user ID and optionally the full name of the file access user. The
user ID can be up to 8 alphanumeric characters or underscores.
Note: The file access user ID cannot be user.
2) Enter the password you want the file access user to use.
3) Click OK and you are returned to the File access users window where
you see the newly created file access user in the text box.
b. To remove a file access user from the list, click an existing file access user
ID and click Delete.
1) The Delete User dialog box is displayed asking you if you are sure you
want to delete the specified user ID.
2) Click OK if you are sure and the file access user is deleted.
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