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Product Manual NAS Function and Management

3. Click on the Create Share Disk button. A new menu is displayed.

4. Choose the Disk Pool that will be used for the Share Disk from the pull-down menu, enter a name for

the Share Disk, enter a value for the Capacity in GB (gigabytes) or TB (terabytes) to use for the Share

Disk; or click the option to

Use All Available Capacity

to use the capacity remaining on the Disk Pool.

5. Set the Default Permission for read and write privileges for users of the Share Disk.

Note that read

and write permissions for any Share Disk can be changed later. To change permission settings

for an individual or group, go to the Permission menu under the Account menu tab. To change

the permission setting for an entire Share Disk, click on the Share Setting button for the disk

you want to change in the Share Disk list.

6. Click to select what protocols will be used for the Share Disk. The available options are

Windows

(CIFS)

Unix/Linux (NFS)

Mac (AFP)

FTP

and

WebDAV

. Protocols must be universally enabled

before they are available for use. By default, they are all enabled. To enable or disable any protocol

system-wide for the NAS, use the Protocol menu.

Create Share Disk menu