Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product CAND-T02 Cavalry
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CAND Series User ’ s Guide Network Attached Storage.
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4 T able of C ontents 4 T ABLE OF C ONTENTS INTRODUCTION 6 Featur es 6 Accessories 7 Conven tions & Safety Instructions QUICK ST ART 11 Mapping 11 Web-based GUI 12 Printer 12 IP Address 12 FTP Service COMPLETE USER’S GUIDE Chapter 1 - Basics 1.1 - Quick Setup 15 1.
5 27 2.3.2 - Time Settings 27 2.3.3 - T urn O 28 2.3.4 - Information 28 2.3.5 - Disk Usage 29 2.3.6 - Error Notication 2.4 Network Service 30 2.4.1 - DHCP Server 31 2.4.2 - Bonjour 2.5 Maintenance 32 2.5.1 - Disk Utility 33 2.5.2 - RAID Settings 34 2.
6 Introduction Featur es • 10/100/100 Mbit/s LAN Speed • Printer server capability with USB 2.0 • Precongur ed to RAID 1 • Pref ormatted to ext3 • Supports RAID 0, RAID 1, .
7 Conv entions & Safety Instructions CAUTION: This symbol is to r emind you to pay attention and r ead carefully. F ailur e to do so could result in injury or data loss. NOTE: This symbol is used to pr ovide you with useful information. • Read through this entire manual and sav e for future refer ence.
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9 Quick Star t Guide This portion of the manual gives a brief overview of the steps required to start transferring les. It also goes over the main features and functions of the NAS drive such as attaching a printer and determining the unit’ s IP address.
10 Quick Star t NOTE: F or optimal security and convenience , we recommend designating a single computer to handle all congurations . 1. Connect the power adapter to the NAS. Then plug the adapter int o an electrical outlet. 2. T urn on the power; the “P ower” LED light will indica te the unit is on.
11 Mapping Windows XP Users 1. Go to “ My Network Places” , then click on “Entire Network” in the lef t hand panel. 2. Go to “Microsoft Window s Network ” >> “ W orkgroup” >> “Ca valry ” 3. Find and right-click “public” then click on “Map Network Drive.
12 Printer (optional) 1. Attach a network-capable printer to the NAS with the USB cable. 2. Refer to your printer settings t o properly congure it to the system. NOTE : GDI/Host-based print ers are not supported. IP Address (optional) 1. T o nd the IP address of the NAS unit, go to the command prompt - “ cmd” in Run.
13 Complet e User ’ s Guide The remainder of this manual is optional and gives a mor e thorough guide to the featur es oered. A higher lev el of networking experience may be required for some of the more advanced fea tures. The following thr ee chapters corresponds to a menu item located on the top of the web-based GUI.
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15 Chapter 1 Basics 1.1 Quick Setup Click on “Quick Setup” on the lef t of the GUI to open a sub-menu. See the “Quick Start ” section for instructions on how to access the GUI.
16 1.1.2 Add User Step 1. Add user name and passwor d • Enter a new user name and password . ( T o simply create a new user with default settings, enter the username and passwor d in the rst step then click “Next ” then click “Next ” through the remaining 2 steps.
17 Step 3. Share P ermission - Grant users access to existing gr oup-shares. A group-share is a location in the NAS where multiple users can view and/or edit les. • Choose any existing group-share(s) to g rant users access to , and click “Read Only” or “ Writable ” .
18 Step 3. Give a group ac cess to existing group-shares • Choose any existing group-share(s) to g rant access to , and click “Read Only ” or “Writable” . The group-share will move to the “ Access Granted” column with the chosen permissions.
19 Step 2. Grant users and/or groups ac cess to the share • Click on a user or group (groups ar e denoted by the “@” prex) in the “ Access Denied” column and click either “Read Only ” or “Writable” to move the user to the “ Access Granted” column.
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21 Chapter 2 Contr ol P anel 2.1 Users and Groups 2.1.1 User Management 2.1.2 Group Management 2.1.1 User Management T o add a new user : • T o add a new user, type a new name in the “User Name” eld • Enter a password and r etype to conrm.
22 2.1.2 Group Management T o add a new group: • T o add a new user, type a new name in the “Group Name ” eld • Click “Save” . T o edit an existing group • Choose an “ existing group ” from the list. • T o add members to this group, click “Members” and follow section 1.
23 2.2 F ile and Print 2.2.1 File Server 2.2.2 Share Management 2.2.3 Printer Server 2.2.1 File Server • Change the character set of the NAS to one appropriate for y our region. • Check the Windows Setting box (checked by default) t o enable the NAS to be on a Windows workgr oup network.
24 2.2.2 Share Management Grant users and/or groups acc ess to the share • Choose an existing share from the list and click on “Windows, FTP Ac cess” or “NFS Access ” to congure preferred ac cess method settings. • Windows , FTP Access (FTP must be enabled.
25 • NFS Access • Enter either an IP address or an IP subnet to gr ant access to. • Click on “ Add” to allow the IP address/subnet access t o the NFS.
26 2.3 System 2.3.1 LAN Settings 2.3.2 Time Settings 2.3.3 T urn O 2.3.4 Information 2.3.5 Disk Usage 2.3.6 Error Notication 2.3.1 LAN Settings • Select “Obtain IP Address automatically” and “Obtain DNS Server Address auto- matically” ( These default settings are r ecommended and appropriate for most cases).
27 2.3.2 Time Settings Adjust the NAS internal clock to the local time manually or automatically • Manually change the date, time and time zone. • Click “Save” • Automatically change the time through a Network Time Protocol Server (NTP Server).
28 2.3.4 Information Displays the system inf ormation and the IP address of the NAS unit. • Use the IP address when mapping / mounting the drive ont o the computer . (See the Quick Start sec tion) 2.3.5 Disk Usage Displays the amount of disk space used / remaining • View by summary or by individual users.
29 2.3.6 Error Notication Send error / malfunction notication email. • Check the boxes of the warnings y ou wish to recieve. • Enter the SMTP server address to set up an email service. • Click “Send T est Email” to verify the email ser vice works.
30 2.4 Network Ser vice 2.4.1 DHCP Server 2.4.2 Bonjour 2.4.1 DHCP Ser ver • Check “Enable Ser ver” to allow the NAS to act as a DHCP ser ver . (Only on a LAN without an existing DHCP server) • Optional settings (rst red box) - mainly used is the NAS is not being used as a DHCP server .
31 2.4.2 Bonjour Enable Bonjour to connect network devices and applications and access shared music in iT unes • Enable / Disable the Bonjour function by checking the box. • Click on “iT unes enable” to allow iTunes to ac cess shared music.
32 2.5 Maintenance 2.5.1 Disk Utility 2.5.2 RAID Setting 2.5.3 Firmw are Upgrade 2.5.4 Save Conguration 2.5.5 Restore Conguration 2.5.6 F actor y Reset 2.5.7 Software Update 2.5.1 Disk Utility View the status of and ref ormat the individual hard drives.
33 2.5.2 RAID Settings View or change current RAID congura tions • RAID level and File sy stem information is displayed • The “RAID Size” shows the total usable capacity of the NAS (e.
34 2.5.3 Firm ware Upgrade Update the NAS rmware • Check if the “Current F irmware V ersion” is the most recent by visiting the Cavalry website: www.cavalrystorage.c om >> Suppor t >> Downloads • If there is a newer version, download it to y our computer .
35 2.6 Log F ile 2.6.1 Samba Log 2.6.2 FTP Log 2.6.3 DHCP Log 2.6.4 System Log 2.6.5 Administration Log 2.6.1 - 2.6.5 Logs • View the respective logs f or detailed activit y information.
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37 Chapter 3 P ersonal Information 3.1 Personal Inf ormation 3.1.1 Account 3.1.1 Accoun t • Change password, language pr eferences, and ac count description.
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39 Chapter 4 Help F A Q and T roubleshooting 4.1 Q: Why can ’t I access the NAS setup page? A: Please connect the NAS directly to your computer via the RJ45 port. Open a web browser and key in the default IP address 192.168.1.1 Then type “ admin” for both Ac- count Name and P assword to enter the NAS setup page.
40 4.7 Q: Why can ’t Windows XP ent er the SMB folder with a password via the NAS? A: Please update Windows XP t o SP2 or higher . 4.8 Q: What is the NAS default login name and password? A: The default Login name: “admin” , default password: “ admin” .
41 4.14 Q: What is the protocol of network le sharing syst em using by the NAS? A: The NAS has the built-in Samba Server for le sharing; it is using a SMB (Server Mes- sage Block) protocol to int egrate TCP/IP , NE TBUEI and IPX/SP X protocol.
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