User manual

- When do you need to configure codepage?

The Server supports Windows codepages. If users want to communicate files using

FTP client tool or SMB on Windows 98/Me/2000 with the Server, they have to set

their Server codepage to be same as the codepage that their Windows PC is using.

1. FTP

2. SMB on Windows 98/Me/2000

- Configuring the Server’s Codepages

Users can use the following methods to set the Server’s codepage.

1. Start Control Center and Auto-searching Server window will appear.

2. If the tool finds the Servers in your local area network, select the Server

from the Server List and click “Configure Server” button.

3. The Web manager will show, click the “Config” button and enter the Server’s

administrator (default: admin) and password (default: admin).

4. After you have logged in successfully, setting General configuration dialog

appears.

5. Select your codepage form File Server Codepage box and click Apply.

5.4 Using Shared Storages by SMB/CIFS Method for Windows

1. Connect a USB storage device to this product.

2. Select My Network Places.

3. Click Display the Computers of Workgroup.

4. Double click Microsoft Windows Network icon.

5. Double click the Workgroup that the Server belongs to. The default Workgroup

name is “WORKGROUP”. You can refer to Control Center or the Server’s web

pages to get it. You will see that the Server is displayed as its server name.

6. If you cannot find Workgroup name of the Server in Microsoft Windows Network,

you can select Search for Computer… in My Network Places and enter the

Server Name of the Server to find it.

7. Double click this Server Name icon.

8. If you clear Enable SMB/CIFS Print/File Server Authentication in Supported

Protocols, you login to the SMB server without requiring authentication; otherwise

you have to enter user name and password to login to the Server. You can add user

name and password in User Account box by the Control Center or the Server’s

Web page.

 Note:

If you use SMB on Windows 98 SE/ME, you must login to your Windows 98 SE/ME

using the same user name as in the Server’s User Account.

9. The shared folders will be listed as USB1_DyPz, and USB2_DyPz where Dy

represents the y-th disk and Pz represents the z-th partition with respect to USB1

port and USB2 port.

10. Perform Open, Paste, Remove or Copy the files to the shared folders.