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ReadyNAS 2100 User Manual

Share Access from MAC and Linux Systems B-1

v1.1, June 2009

Appendix B

Share Access from MAC and Linux Systems

This appendix presents examples of how shares on the ReadyNAS device can be accessed by the

various MAC operating systems.

MAC OS X

To access the same share over AFP with OS X, select Network from the Finder Go > Network

menu.

From here, there are two ways to access your AFP share, depending on how you have chosen to

advertise your AFP share.

Figure B-1

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ReadyNAS 2100 User 1
Contents 5
About This Manual 9
User Manual Revision History 10
Chapter 1 11
Getting Acquainted 11
The Benefits of X-RAID2 12
Control Panel 13
1-4 Getting Acquainted 14
Initial Setup 15
The RAIDar Setup Utility 16
Getting Acquainted 1-7 17
Figure 1-6 17
Figure 1-7 17
1-8 Getting Acquainted 18
Figure 1-8 18
Figure 1-9 18
Chapter 2 19
Managing Your ReadyNAS 2100 19
Ethernet Interfaces 20
Figure 2-3 21
Figure 2-4 21
Figure 2-5 22
Figure 2-6 23
Figure 2-7 23
Global Network Settings 24
Figure 2-9 25
Figure 2-10 25
Updating the Admin Password 26
Figure 2-12 27
Standard File Protocols 28
Discovery Services 30
Figure 2-15 31
Figure 2-16 32
Figure 2-17 33
Figure 2-18 33
Volume Management for X-RAID2 35
Figure 2-20 37
Working with USB Volumes 38
Adjusting System Settings 40
Figure 2-24 41
Figure 2-25 42
Figure 2-26 43
Figure 2-27 44
Language Settings 45
Updating ReadyNAS 2100 46
Figure 2-30 47
Configuration Backup 48
Chapter 3 49
Managing User Access 49
User Security Mode 50
Managing User Access 3-3 51
Domain Security Mode 52
Managing User Access 3-5 53
Figure 3-4 53
Managing Groups 54
Managing Users 56
Changing User Passwords 58
Managing Shares 59
Managing User Access 3-13 61
Figure 3-12 61
3-14 Managing User Access 62
Managing User Access 3-15 63
Figure 3-13 63
Figure 3-14 63
3-16 Managing User Access 64
Figure 3-15 64
Figure 3-16 64
Managing User Access 3-17 65
Figure 3-17 65
3-18 Managing User Access 66
Figure 3-18 66
Figure 3-19 66
FTP/FTPS 67
3-20 Managing User Access 68
Figure 3-21 68
Remote Access 69
3-22 Managing User Access 70
Figure 3-23 70
Figure 3-24 70
Remote FTP Access 71
3-24 Managing User Access 72
Figure 3-27 72
Remote HTTP Access 73
3-26 Managing User Access 74
Figure 3-29 74
Chapter 4 75
Securing Your Data 75
4-2 Securing Your Data 76
Figure 4-1 76
Securing Your Data 4-3 77
4-4 Securing Your Data 78
Securing Your Data 4-5 79
Figure 4-2 79
4-6 Securing Your Data 80
Figure 4-3 80
Viewing the Backup Schedule 81
Programming the Backup Button 82
Viewing the Backup Log 82
MAC OS X Time Machine Backup 83
Snapshots 83
4-10 Securing Your Data 84
Figure 4-8 84
Securing Your Data 4-11 85
Figure 4-9 85
Figure 4-10 85
4-12 Securing Your Data 86
Figure 4-11 86
Figure 4-12 86
Securing Your Data 4-13 87
Internet access 88
Chapter 5 89
Optimizing Performance and 89
Maintaining the System 89
Adding a UPS 90
Power Management 91
Power Timer 92
Wake-On-LAN 92
Viewing System Status 93
Figure 5-6 94
Shutdown 96
Replacing a Failed Disk 97
Choosing a Replacement Disk 98
Resynchronizing the Volume 99
ReadyNAS 2100 User Manual 100
Figure 5-16 102
Figure 5-17 102
Figure 5-18 103
Figure 5-19 103
Figure 5-20 104
Figure 5-21 104
Appendix A 105
Default Settings 105
A-2 Default Settings 106
Appendix B 107
AFP over Bonjour 108
AFP over AppleTalk 109
Figure B-6 110
Figure B-7 110
MAC OS 9 111
Figure B-10 112
Figure B-11 112
Figure B-12 113
Appendix C 115
X-RAID2 and RAID 115
Overview of RAID 116
RAID Basics 117
RAID Levels 117
C-4 X-RAID2 and RAID 118
Numerics 119

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