Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product DISKMASTER NAS65020 Atlantis
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3 INDEX 1. 1. Produ ct Overvie w .......................................................................... 9 1.1 An Overvie w of the Di skMaster ..................................................... 9 1.1 System Requ irement s .......................
4 RAID Configu ration ........................................................................... 47 RAID Alarm Sett ings ......................................................................... 49 2.6 SYSTEM->Po wer Management ...................
5 APPENDIX E: MyS QL Database ............................................................... 89 Status 89 My.cnf Sett ings ................................ ................................................ 90 Logs 91 APPENDIX F: Postgre SQL Datab ase .
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7 Limited Warranty Our warranties (for hard ware and so ftware) do not cover data loss – back u p the contents o f your drive to a se parate storage medi um on a regular basis . Also , consequential damages; inciden tal damages; and costs related to data reco very, removal and install ation are not recove rable under our warran ties.
8 Important informati on for the correct recycle/treat ment procedures of thi s equipment The crossed -out wheeled bin symbo l printed on t he unit label or u nit packaging indicates that this equipment m ust not be dis posed of as unsorted municipal waste but it should be collec ted separately.
9 Thank yo u for p urchasing the DiskMaster storage solution. With speed, ease o f use, high cap acity, and s upport for numero us applications, DiskMaster is the ideal solution for all of yo ur data storage needs.
10 USBCopy allows to quickly b ack up d ata from an USB storage device (USB flash, USB card reader or U SB HD) to DiskM aster with just one s ingle touch. Apache/PHP/M ySQL With built-in support for Apache/PHP/MySQL, users can can simply point your browser to your DiskMaster’s name (or IP address) to view your webs ite.
11 1.3 Choosing a plac e for yo ur DiskMaster When selecting a place to set up your Disk Array, be su re to follow these guidelines: Place on a flat and s table surface capa ble of supporting at le ast 5Kg. Place the DiskMas ter close enough to a network jack for the Ether net cable to reach it.
12 1.4 DiskMaster A pplication When you have completed t he steps i n this Quick installa tion Guide, yo ur connected network should look sim ilar to this:.
13 1.5 The Front LE Ds and Rear P orts PORT/Button/LED MEANING 1 HDD A LEDs HDD A indicators. 2 HDD B LEDs HDD B indicators . 3 Power LED Power ON/OFF indic ator. 4 Power Button Power Button. Press the but ton a nd holds for 3 seconds to t urn ON or turn OFF.
14 defaults. After the device has turned o n (tur n on t he power and w ait 3 minutes), pre ss and hold reset button for 5 /10 seconds, then re lease it to reset it (this is used when you c an not login to the DiskMaster, e.g. forgo t the password. 14 Cool FAN PWM Cooling FAN.
15 1.7 Default Se ttings The TCP/IP protocol stack and Ethern et network adapter must be installed. If not, please refer to MS Windows relative manu als.
16 1. 9 Building DiskMaster H DD Sys tem If the hard disks are being installed for the first time, yo u need to initializ e the disks before you ca n use them. Follow the s teps described below. To configure your DiskM aster, yo u wil l need to use the web browser, enter the IP a ddress and then use the web configuration for further setup.
17 Insert NAS sy stem CD-Rom in to your c omputer, and run NasLink. Pressing the Re fresh List button. NAS in the same subnet will autom atically show up in the Device list. Make sure NAS syste m has probably c onnect to the network and search ag ain.
18 When you first time log in DiskMaster or System Disk h asn’t been created, y ou will be asking if you wou ld like to do RAID co nfiguration. Click Cancel , se t HDDs as Normal wit h 2 distinctive storages. Click OK , set HDDs to RAI D mode, RAID 0 or RAID 1.
19 There are 2 differe nts RAID mode: RAID 0: RAID 0, known as disk striping, has gener ally the best performance , but doe s not offer any redund ancy. In this level, data i s bro ken into small units called sectors, and sectors are distri buted across all disks in the array.
20 There will two more items, Server and GUI options s how in the left side box . At the right side, besides the basic DiskM aster information, there are two messages show the status of File Server (ru nning) and FTP serv er (stopped).
21 RAID Mode You need to ins tall 2 HDDs to create RAID system on DiskMaster. When you first time login DiskMaster o r System Disk hasn’t been create d, you will be asking if yo u would like to do RAID co nfiguration.
22 There will two more items, Server and GUI options s how in the left side box . At the right side, besides the basic DiskM aster information, there are two messages show the status of File Server (ru nning) and FTP serv er (stopped).
23 1.10 Mapping a Network Driv e Default SAMBA/FTP sys tem account an d password Factory Default ID: sysadmin Factory Default PW: atlantis The folder public is created and ac tivated. A File Serv er supporting SMB/CI FS pr ovides a shared storage on DiskMaster for users attac hed to the LAN .
24 Mapping a Network Drive in Windo ws Vista /7 Start->Computer Click on Map Network Drive. Follow the setup w izard a nd fill i n the pa th to your DiskMaster G502D . Alternatively, yo u can also browse for the shares by clicking on the Browse button and locating the folder that way (choo se publ ic folders).
25 2. WEB Configuration Open the web browser, e nter the local port IP address of this device, which de faults at http ://192.168.1.10 , a nd click “ Go ”, a username and pas sword window will appear. The default usern ame & password are admin & admin , in respectively.
26 2. Advanced Web Configuration La configurazione del d ispositivo può esse re fatta esclusivamente vi a WEB. Lanciare il browser web e digitare h ttp://Indirizzo ip:66 66 Per conoscere questo indir.
27 Digitare username /password ( syad min e atlantis ) e cliccare su Login. Apparirà a questo punto il Menù Principale, nella cui parte sinistr a è possibile accedere (come se si stessero vedendo i.
28 La schermata pri ncipale, richiamabile cliccando su Ho me , mo stra le se guenti informazioni: Kernel Version: V iene mostarta la rel ease di Kernel utilizzat a System Date: V iene mosytrat.
29 2. 1 SYSTEM-> Networking Management NetWork Settings These settings help DiskMaster co nnect to the network IP Status: The default value is A utomatically (DHCP). In this way t he DiskMaster is configured as DHCP clien ts . Check the Man ual Config uration to set the IP address m anually.
30 PPPoE Dial-up Setting If you are using an ADSL dial -up netw ork connection with a d ynamic IP, DiskM aster can also su pport ADSL dial- up co nnections.
31 2.2 SYSTEM->Accoun t Manag ement In this section yo u can define groups and users . The menù consists of four sub- test: New Account /Account Listing New Group/Group Li sting Before sta.
32 After entering the p arameters click SA VE to make perm anent the configura tion. When t he web server module is installed, yo u will see an additional option : Disable User’s Homepage . Checking this option will preven t users to access their homepage.
33 New Group In this se ction it is poss ible to cre ate a new group . Type in the field Group the name of the new gro up. After entering the p arameters click SA VE to make perm anent the configura tion. Groups should be created before the cre ation of the users .
34 Account Listing In this section you ca n see and edit all e xisting accounts in DiskMas ter . It’s possible to see, modify or cancel an y account previously cre ated. To reomve and account, simply tick the box on the left of the name (account) and then click on D elete.
35 When the number of users created is ve ry large, yo u c an use the menù Search to restrict the listo f accounts displ ayed..
36 Group Listing In this section you can see and m odify all the groups ex isting in the DiskMaster . To modify an account c lick on the icon Edi t ( ) at the corresponding row. The screen below w ill appear. You can modify all the following fields : Group , Quota, Di sable FTP/File Server, Ho mepage.
37 When the number of gro ups cre ated is very large, you ca n use the menu Search to restrict the list of accounts displ ayed..
38 2.3 SYSTEM->Back up Manage ment Throught this fe ature the DiskM aster can make a backup to a re mote PC , another DiskMaster or any sh ared network fold er. Files are encrypted and compressed in order to make the process safer a nd reduce transmission times.
39 You can make a local backup , the IP address must be 127.0.0.1. You are strongly adv ised to use another de vice to backup data . Backup/Restore When the “Backup Serve r Setting” is co nfigured, you c an perform instant B ackups or Restore from t he backed up file/fold ers.
40 You can selec t w hat you w ant to re store , o r check Backup Items to make a full backup . Select from the co mbo box Ba ckup Date a da te and click Resto re. The restore of the f ield Network M anagement should be done alone to avoid IP configuration pr oblems.
41 Schedule Backup In this section yo u can schedu le backup proce sses. DiskMaster c an also send an e - mail to the administrator whe n the pro cess has correctly finished . You can select what yo u want to backup , o r check the Ba ckup Items to make a full backup .
42 2.4 SYSTEM->Syst em Infor mation In this se ction of D iskMaster are shown mo re inform ation about hardware and information about the d ate of the device. The menu consis t of two sub-men us: Hardware Info System Date Hardware Info The sy stem shows in formation about me mory and typology of configuration applied to discs.
43 System Date In this section you ca n configure the in ternal clock of Dis kMaster. The DiskMaster wi ll update the clock using the follow ing rules: When turned on For each hour of ope ration At each change of the combo box Time Zone In Time Zone select from the combo -box, the time slot be longs .
44 2.5 SYSTEM->Hard Disk Mana gement The File Server supports SM B/CIFS and allowcs to share folders on PC ’s connec ted in LA N. I t’s poss ible to share data files, music or video. The management system also allows you to control the a ccess.
45 Hard Disk Configuratio n In this section you can have access to detailed configuration of the disc/discs. DiskMaster partit ion the disc in four d ifferent areas : /fsys 15 GB Home Director y(/data.
46 Identify the part ition to replace in the Home, click Repl ace. DiskMaster will copy the co ntents of the Ho me Directory i n the new partition. The origi nal hom e directory wi ll be changed into an ord inary partition.
47 RAID Configuratio n Before creating a RAID should ve rify th at all parti tion are deleted. Delete wit h Delet e all e xisting partitio ns ( Hard Disk Management-> Hard Disk Config uration ). The disc structure m ust be like in the pic ture: When all partitions have been remove d, you can c reate a RAID.
48 To rem ove the RAI D click R eset, in Ha rd Disk Management- >Hard Disk Config uration . Although the configuratio n is RA ID , sho ws a single disc (to the left of the word is hig hlighted RAID Disk ).
49 RAID Alarm Settings Check the field Se nd Out Notices to allow the send ing o fan e-mai l in case of errors in RAID. After entering the p arameters click Sav e to make perm anent configuration . The mail ad dress must be set GUI Management ->System Info.
50 2.6 SYSTEM->Po wer Manage ment System Reboot Click Save to reboot the system . All the services will be stopped and the s ystem rebooted. Click Save, and then click OK to confi rm to the re quests in the following wi ndow, to start the reboot ing process of DiskM aster.
51 2.7 SYSTEM->Fir mware Upgra de Module Upgrad e In this sectio n it is possible to install adition al modules in DiskM aster or up grade your Kernel. You can install add itional packages on t he device to expand its functionality . Native modules alrea dy installed on DiskMaster are: SYS: Is the Kernel o f the system.
52 It should be ensured during the entire phase of upgrades, the alimentation to the device. If this fail, t he device may not be recoverable. Make the upgrade using a wired connec tion and not a wireless one. This could d amage the device and vo id the warranty.
53 2.8 SERVER->Fil e Server The File Server supports SMB/CIFS and allows s haring of folders on PC’s con nected in LAN. It’ s possible to share d ata files, music or video .
54 Settings You can set the name for the Service of File Server ( Host Name ), W orkGroup and the Descri ption field . After entering the p arameters click Sav e to make perm anent the configura tion.
55 Share Folders In this section you can cre ate new folders, and enable them to decide acce ss . DiskMaster crea tes the defautl publi c fold er , entitled to all account to read/write . DiskMaster use the following structure fo r the creation/location of folde rs.
56 ftp_file: upload. Upload directory for FTP users wi th anonymous access ..
57 To create a new share d folder follow the steps: Click N EW ( ), type i n the field Fold er Name the name o f the shared folder and then in Description an alphanumeric iden tifier .
58 To delete a s hared folder click o n the button ( far rig ht) of the folder itself. DiskMas ter asks for confirmation. Click OK to continue. All fi les in it will be removed from the system . For mapping a ne twork dr ive using the syntax: IP addr ess FolderX , using t he credentials you have created.
59 To co nfigu re access to a fol der, once activated, click on the button (Far right) of the folder itself. You will see the image below. Folder Name: You can change the folde r name here. Description: yo u can change the nam e. Permission Control: You can selec t the type of access allowed to users.
60 Invalid Accounts, it w ill be considerate as Invali d Accounts. Therefore in case of conflic t: Inval id>Valid DiskMaster uses the following order of i mportance : Invalid>Vali d-> Write>Read When you create a sh ared folder, you c an redire ct to a partition larger than t he root part ition.
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62 2.9 SERVER->FTP S erver The FTP service (File Transfer Protocol) allows transfer o f files over the Internet or local LAN. The menu consis ts of four sub-test: Status: allows you to activate or deactivate the status of the FTP server. This service is not ac tivated by default .
63 Status The FTP Service is dis abled by default. To enable service c heck FTP Server S tart .When the service is active, you wil l see the screen below.
64 Settings Host Name: Enter the name of the FT P server. Listen Port: G enerally, the listening port of the FTP se rver has the n umber 21 . You can change that number but must be notified to the FTP client (and appropriately change d the Virtual Server se ction of the ADSL Router).
65 Test1 is limited to uploads and downloads to 100 KBs 400KBs. Upload Test2 is limited to 100KBs do wnloads bu t has no limits. Test 3 and Test4 have limits but not a dow nload 4 00Kbs upload.
66 Anonymous S ettings Anonymous logi n Allowed: Check to allow anonymous login. Maximum number of Logins: Enter the maximum number of simultaneously ac tive sessions. Each connect ion occupies 2 sessions (data and control ). Maximum Upload /Download Rate : It 's possible to limit the introduction of a value.
67 Logs The FTP server sto res all activities that interest him. There a re 2 types of log fi les. . Secure: stores in formation such as Date, Time, IP Address, User N ame. Xferlog: stores all the activities made by a user as upload, download, delete, change etc .
68 2.10 GUI->GUI Management In this section you ca n configure the GUI administratio n DiskMaster . The menu in question has 5 submenus : Password Settings: è You can change the user / password. Access Management: you can co ntrol access to the detailed co nfiguration DiskMaster.
69 Password Settings Username: type yo ur new username . default username is sysadmin. New Password: type your new passw ord. The default password is atlantis . Confirm New Password : retype yo ur new password. After entering the p arameters click Sav e to make pe rmanent configur ation.
70 Access managem ent Device Name: Type the name o f the device. The default name is DiskMasterG502D. Enable SSL Co nnection: Check to enable encryption. To access the DiskMaster type h ttps instead of http. Authorize Mo de: If this option is not checked, t he authen tication is controlled dao computer's browser.
71 System Info.Setup Company(Org.)nam e: type ident ifier. Administrator na me: type identifier . Administrator E -Mail: type t he email address where the device se nds alerts / messages. After entering the p arameters click Sav e to make permanent con figuration.
72 Notices to Host In this section you ca n configure the de tails to enable DiskMaste r sending mail. Host: IPO type the address of the SMTP se rver and port used (usually 25). Need Authorization: check if the SM TP server re quires authentication.
73 Logs DiskMaster stores all activities that affe ct the GUI. There are tw o types of log fi les: . Miniserv.log: stores information such as date, time, IP address, Username and transactions. Miniserv.error: s tores all abnormal ac tivity, including attacks.
74 APPENDIX A: Troubleshooting This chapter covers po tential problems and the corresponding rem edies. A.1 Using LEDs to Diagnos e Problems The LEDs are use ful aides for findi ng possible problem c auses. A.1.1 Power LED The PWR LED on the front panel does not light up.
75 Password: atlantis IP address: by DHCP, (If a DHCP server isn’t a vailable in the network, th e DiskMaster wi ll use 192.168.1. 25 1 and Subnet Mask 255. 255.255.0). Server name: DiskM asterG502D 3 It is highly recommended to change the default username and password.
76 sessions at the s ame time). 2. FTP Server: Maximum is able to create 32 users accounts, 8 users account connect at the same time , and maximum 16 folders shared by one account). 3. Samba Server: Share Level Access (maximum 16 folders sh ared by root).
77 APPENDIX B : Tips Before Installation Before installing DiskMaster , please be aware of some key information r egarding DiskMaster whic h will help you unders tand this machine and further operation.
78 HDD Mode HDD Total Capacity Remark A B Normal 2TB 2TB 4TB 2 separate H DDs are shown in th e system. 2TB is the maximum in each HDD bay. RAID 0 1TB 1TB 2TB 2 HDDs are co mbined as a single HD D (Stripping). The maxim un cap acity can not exceed 2TB.
79 - /fsys: This area store s system progra m including native and exten ion modules , management data (i.e. user account), system settings information, e tc… - /data: General storage area which is controlled and used by the user. - Reserved area: Re served for future usage.
80 APPENDIX C: USB Copy DISKMASTER is eq uipped with 2 USB hosts which suppor ts “ USB Mass Storage Device ”. One is located on front panel and the other on the b ack panel. You can share all the data and contents on the device to all users throug h the File Server.
81 The picture above shows the USB devices rec ognized by DISKMASTER sys tem and their mounting struct ure. Root Directory Home Directory Account Directory Struttura directory Sysadmin Home User1 Publ.
82 particulars of the device ) To make these shared folders via File Serv er sho uld dra g the folder Samba_File ..
83 APPENDIX D: WEB SERVER The device also thanks to i ntegrated support for Apache / PHP / MySQL , can function as a real web serv er hosting many si tes of medium complex ity. Click on Web Server, will the image below. The menu in question is composed of f our sub-me nu: Status: allows you to en able or disable the Web Server module status.
84 Level 1 : E 'can only upload a web site, direc tly into the WWW. Here there are 2 folders html (for HTM L) and cgi-bi n (for CGI). Level 2 : A re d ifferent, o ne for e ach user accou nt cre ated. Therefore each user directory will be crea ted two nested directory: public_htm l and a subdirectory cgi-b in.
85 DiskMaster supports 2 types of CGI, PERL and SHELL (only basic libraries). To access the web site hosted just ty pe : http:// IP address DiskMa ster http:// IP add ress DiskMaster /~UserX Does not support h ttps protocol.
86 Virtual Host Settings Host virtual address a llows yo u to use 2 o r more domain names, each w ith t heir own independent pages. Click NEW ( ). You will see the screen below. WebSite Administra tor: can be selected vi a the combo box, the administrator of each virtual site.
87 After com pleting the Virtual Host set tings, please click “enable” to ac tivate the settings . PHP INi Settings PHP is used mainly for dynamic HTML ( message boards, forums and chat rooms). The settings are c ustomizable to taste i n order to get the best result .
88 Access stores in formation such as date , time, IP address , Username. Error: stores all abnorm al activity. A single file contains information of a we ek. The fil e 1-4 respectively in dicate (the current we ek, 2 weeks ago ...) Delete: remove t he log file selected.
89 APPENDIX E: MySQL Database The device also built MySQL with s upport, can wo rk as a real SQL database. Click on MySQL Database , you'll see the image belo w.
90 MySQL Da tabase re quires that the Web Server se rvice is installed and active. If it were not so will be appropriately marked. My.cnf Settings MySQL supports ch aracter set: UTF -8 Unicode (utf8 ). After entering the p arameters click Sav e to make perm anent and use the new configuration settin gs.
91 Logs Records the log files o f the MySQL status (ei ther as Normal, Erro r, or Terminated) and is available for the a dministrator's re ference. A single file contains information of a w eek. he file 1 -4 respectively indica te (the current week, 2 weeks ago .
92 APPENDIX F: PostgreSQL Database Postgre SQL is a gre at help (object oriented) to allow the database man agement SQLI. Click on the Pos tgreSQL datab ase , you'll see t he image below. The menu in question co nsists of three sub menu: Status: allows yo u to toggle the state of the Po stgreSQ L database module.
93 PostgreSQL Database requires de tailed kno wledge for its use. Logs Records the log files of the Postgr eSQL st atus (either as Normal, Error, or Terminated) and is available for the admin istrator's refer ence . A single file contains information of a we ek.
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95 APPENDIX G: DDNS This section expl ains how to configure Dynamic DNS Di skMaster s ection. Through the use of this fea ture, you can register a dom ain although asso ciated with a dynamic IP. There are a multitude of DDNS server that offer this service for free.
96 Status DDNS Service is disa bled by default . To enable service c heck DDNS S etting Start. When the service is active, it will show the screen below.
97 Settings Click NEW ( ). The following ima ge will appear w here you can configure parame ters for acces s and update the DDNS se rver. DDNS Module: Sele ct from the combo -box the appropri ate form (only display the installed mo dules). Domain Name: E nter the domain na me assigned by your Dynamic DNS.
98 If registr ation is successful and the service activated will s how the IP address assigned to the register ed domai n (norm ally the responsibility of the rou ter's WAN conn ectivity ).
99 APPENDIX H: iTunes Server Enabling this service allows you to view files in the folders listed direct ly from iTunes. Click on the iTunes Server, the image will appear below. The menu in ques tion consists of three sub-menu: Status: allows yo u to activate or deact ivate the module status iTunes Server .
100 Settings Host Name: I dentifies the iT unes Server on the network. Please give the iTunes Server a distinctive name on DISKMASTER so it can be easily identified. Rescan Interval: Acco rding to your settings, DISKMASTER will rescan and add new files into t he iTunes list.
101 When the iTunes se rvice is active in to DiskM aster is possible to save MP3 files in the folder specified in the Shared Fo lders and playback direct ly from DiskMaster t hat appears in iTunes under Shared De vices. Playlist Settings Edit to change the d isplay style in iTun es, then click on save button.
102 Adjustment is recomm ended for advan ced users only..
103 APPENDIX I: UPnP Media Server Click on UPnP Medi a Server , the im age will appear below . The menu consis ts of two sub-men u: Status: allows to activate or deactivat e the module status UPnP Medi a Server . This service i s not activated by default (after install ation) Settings: Allows you to set the setting s.
104 Settings Host Nam e: Choose your own name for the UPnP Media Serv er which m ust be distinctive to o ther UPnP servers in t he network. Rescan I nterval: According to your settings, it will rescan and add new file to the UPnP sharing list .
105 APPENDIX L : MultiProtocol DownLoad Click on Server- > Multiprotocol Do wnLoad , the image will appear be low. The menu in question co nsists of three sub-menu: Status: allows to activate or deactivate the module status M ultiprotocol Download .
106 Settings The M aximum number of peers per torrent: Limits the amount of connections that c an be made per torrent. Keep each to rrent task s haring for: Set the file sharing duration to last after the file had finis hed downloading. Set M ax ov erall download speed: Limits the dow nloading speed.
107 Task List Click NEW ( ). Default fol der: selected to place the file in the folder se lected in Download folder name . Create a new fold er: c heck to crea te a new subfolder (insert name) Protocol: select the checking proto col th at will be used among those proposed.
108 APPENDIX M: Technical Features Protocols IP, NBNS(“NetBios” Name Server), Microsoft Networks (CIFS/SMB), DHCP Server/Clie nt, SNTP Client, NTP LAN port 1 x RJ45 10/100/10 00 Base-T port USB A Port 2*USB V2.
109 System Requiremen ts for SmartSync Pro Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7, Server 2003, Server 20 08, and Server 2 008 R2. Both x86 and x64 versions. Package Contents DiskMaster Dual BAY Network S.
110 APPENDIX N: Compatibility List Brand Model MB Western Digital WD5000AAKS 500 Western Digital WD10EADS 1000 Western Digital WD10EARS 1000 Western Digital WD20EADS 2000 Western Digital WD20EARS 2000 Seagate ST3200820AS 500 Seagate 1000 Seagate 2000 Hitachi HDS722020ALA330 2000 Hard drive not included.
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