User manual

Ftp SHAring

To conﬁgure FTP Sharing:

1. Click NAS tab > Protocol Control.

2. Move your pointer to expand the FTP Sharing row of the Protocol

Control list and click on Settings.

3. Click Enable Services (enabled by default) to enable FTP as

conﬁgured in this menu.

4. Enter the Command Port.

5. Enter a range of Passive Ports used for FTP clients.

6. Choose the Client Coding Type for the language preference

(choose English (Unicode), Japanese, Simpliﬁed Chinese,

Traditional Chinese or Korean).

7. Choose the Protocol Type [Standard FTP, FTP over SSL (Explicit),

FTP over SSL (Implicit, Command Port 990, SFTP].

8. Click the Enable Anonymous (enabled by default) to disable or

enable anonymous FTP login.

9. Type a number for the maximum number of concurrent FTP

connections allowed the Maximum Connection ﬁeld. (default =

256)

10. Enter a limit for bandwidth in the Maximum Download/Upload

Rate entry ﬁelds. (0= no limit)

11. Click the Save button to apply and save the settings.

uniX/linuX (nFS) ServiCe

Use the UNIX/Linux Settings menu to conﬁgure and activate the UNIX

and Linux NFS service for the DataGuard Appliance. When this is

enabled and running, UNIX and Linux computer users can access and

use the DataGuard Appliance from the network. If you are going to set

up a network drive for a UNIX or Linux system, this must be enabled.

To conﬁgure FTP Sharing:

1. Click NAS tab > Protocol Control.

2. Move your pointer to expand the UNIX/Linux row of the Protocol

Control list and click on Settings.

3. Click Enable Services (enabled by default) to enable UNIX/Linux

service.

4. (Optional) UNIX/Linux service inlcudes the option of joining an NIS

(Network Information Service) domain. To use NIS domains, click

to check the Enable NIS and enter the NIS Domain Name.

5. Click the Save button to apply and save the settings.