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1. Made for ideas D2 2BIG AND 5BIG NETWORK 2 USER MANUAL gt A CLICK HERE TO ACCESS UP TO DATE ONLINE VERSION of this document for the most recent content as well as for features such as expandable illustrations easier navigation and search capability d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual INTRODUCTION This Manual covers Products Operating System Version d2 Network 2 2big Network 2 2 2 upgrade here 5big Network 2 Congratulations on your purchase of a LaCie d2 2big or 5big Network 2 Designed to satisfy the data sharing and backup needs of small offices your LaCie NAS network attached storage device represents the new generation of shared storage with security This manual will guide you through the process of connecting the NAS to your network and will assist you in troubleshooting any issues that might arise If you encounter problems check Getting Help Note that most of the problems users encounter can be resolved by resetting the product to factory conditions see Update Product Operating System BOX CONTENT d2 Network 2 2big Network 2 5big Network 2 Product T vA v Ethernet cable Vi vA v Power supply wf V vA phan ahs z i eae we nual v v v Drive stand for upright use 7 Td x USB 2 0 cable wi wi x Disk drawer key b4 Ti v Important info Please save your packaging In the event that the drive should need to be repaired or serviced it must be returned in
2. Scheduled means that the backup job will run according to a schedule you set Automatic is available only when the backup target is an external hard drive This choice will cause the backup job to run automatically when the drive is connected to the NAS If you select this mode you will have the option of selecting Auto eject which unmounts the external hard drive once the backup has completed 6 If you selected Scheduled backup mode in the previous screen choose a frequency and a time then click NEXT d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 60 22 a we aa e esi ncn ey ACE z LACIES 5big Network 2 Backup 1 Type 2 Configuration 3 Finish E EEE Choose the backup schedule Daily Weekly Monthy Custom Backup time a as Al Shares x 10 Shares 0 share s over quota E Drive Information x e y I SZ Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB 10 0 1 1 10 0 1 1 00 D0 48 8F EC B1 Failover iscsi Capacity 4 GB LaCie 2011 Credits 7 In the next screen type a name for the backup job then click Next 8 The next screen will display the details for the job you ve just created Click FINISH ts A Add cts O hrp 10 0 1 4 backup LACIES 5big Network 2 fR Backup 1 Type 2 Configuration 3 Finish C ES OES eee Backup summary Please review your backup settings Click FINISH to confirm and save the settings Job BU LaCie Key Backup Type Incremental Ba
3. i C 163 F 3204rpm g ThujJun 23 11 41 9 LaCie 5big Public Wake Up a Device Configuration Window Preferences Quit LaCie Network Assistant 2 The login page will open in a new browser window or tab If your browser is not open LaCie Network Assistant will open it for you 3 The first time you access the Dashboard fill in the information in the Setup Wizard Password should be from 4 20 alphanumeric characters and symbols and username should be from 1 20 alphanumeric characters In subsequent logins simply type in your username and password in the login prompt Se gt ure http lacie Sbig local LACIES 5big Network 2 Connect to LaCie 5big Login Password C O Remember me Have you lost or forgotten your password gt gt Switch to https 4 Click Log in d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 30 d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 31 Access Dashboard Using a Browser 1 Open your Internet browser Firefox Internet Explorer Safari etc and type your NAS IP address or machine name in the browser s URL web address field For example http IP address or http machine name Windows or http machine name local Mac a6 9606 LA A JO nutp lacie sbig tocal 4 gt LA A LEO nttp 192 168 0 3 2 The first time you access the Dashboard fill in the information in the Setup Wizard In subsequent logins simply type in
4. A UPS cannot be found 1 0 Shares 0 share s over quota 2 Public Shares Zg General Settings X a Network gt E Drive Information x amp y I S LaCie 5big IP Address 10 0 1 4 Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB On Workgroup ee Obtained by DHCP 100 Mb s ma gij Pra Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 DNS Server 10 0 11 ISCSI Capacity 0 8 MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 a 09 15 LaCie 2011 Credits Status light on Uncheck this box to turn off the front blue blue light Note that this will not disable warning indicators or rear disk LEDs 2big 5big only Turn off hard disk Set the duration of inactivity after which the disks will revert to Eco mode which spins down the disks and reduces power consumption The product leaves Eco mode automatically when a request is sent to the drive Deep sleep enabled Deep sleep means that the drive will enter a very low energy consumption mode when you activate it using the Shutdown Options button on the Dashboard This mode can also be triggered by clicking and holding the front blue button To wake the drive from Deep Sleep Mode press the blue button or use the Wake on LAN function in the LaCie Network Assistant See Wake on LAN Important info When deep sleep mode is activated all processes including downloads and backups will be terminated Scheduled power on off Set the drive to activate deactivate deep sleep mode at a certain time to save energy
5. UPS Management Your LaCie NAS supports UPS uninterrupted power supply management If you connect a supported UPS device to the NAS USB port in the Dashboard you will see modifiable parameters In the left hand column a bullet will indicate power supply status If green power is being supplied through the power cable If gray power is not being supplied through the power cable On the right under the heading Battery threshold level you can choose a minimum percentage of d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 80 battery power at which the LaCie NAS will automatically enter stand by mode Below in the case that battery power is completely drain and the drive is automatically shut down you can elect to have the drive restarted once power has been restored For a list of supported UPS devices click here d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 81 DASHBOARD RAID MANAGEMENT See Manage RAID DASHBOARD FILE BROWSER 000 LaCie O O Bei aaa bea Ca A GtfO metp stacie sbigtocal browser 7 coode ooo LACIES File Browser 8 Dashboard 1 2 0 o x Display Upioad NewDir New File LaCie Sbig 4 acie Sbig LaCie Sbig 2011 06 03 09 32 B Multimedia 2011 06 03 09 32 a Public B HR Forms imal Backup im Admin 2011 06 03 08 24 E Drills Forward 2011 06 02 14 58 i Drills Guard Drills Center B LACIE usb 2011 06 02 14 59 2011 06 03 0
6. 7 LaCie 5big Cap 5big Network 2 thee reese seeeeeee terteree CEEEEETES teeeeeee eeeeeeee eeeeeeee teretere terteree SA 15 03 admin test lacie com bwiliams test lacie co cdrexler test lacie com crobinson test lacie co dainge test lacie com jkersey test lacie com kduckworth test lacie c mjordan test lacie co tporter test lacie com gee Network IP Address 10 0 1 4 lla Select items in the results list LaCieUsr1 LaCieUsr10 LaCieUsr100 LaCieUsri1 LaCieUsr12 LaCieUsr13 LaCieUsr14 LaCieUsr15 LaCieUsr16 LaCieUsr17 LaCieUsr18 LaCieUsr19 LaCieUsr2 LaCieUsr20 LaCieUsr21 LaCieUsr22 LaCieUsr23 LaCieUsr24 LaCieUsr25 LaCieUsr26 CANCEL IMPORT iSCSI a ja ja j ja j ek IN ft ORT FROM DOMAIN 9 Users J Crone STOUDS f 4 Groups onares 2 Shares 2 Public Shares 3 Hold down the Command key Mac users or Ctrl key Windows users to select multiple users 4 Click the IMPORT button 5 The imported users will appear in the table You can identify which users were imported from the domain because the circle in the Domain column will be green LaCieUsr26 LaCieUsr24 LaCieUsr22 LaCieUsr21 LaCieUsr17 d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual oo fo fo I 39 Delete a User To delete a user click the gray X on the far right of the user s row Confirm in the dialogue window Deleting the User will also erase all associated backup jobs Do you wish
7. Il LaCie 5big imedi i 2011 06 03 09 32 B Multimedia Publi i 2011 06 03 09 32 fim Public B HR Forms i Backup B Admin 2011 06 03 08 24 B Drills Forward 2011 06 02 14 58 fim Drills Guard B Drills Center B LACIE usb 2011 06 02 14 59 2011 06 03 09 32 2011 06 02 14 58 2011 06 02 14 57 1969 12 31 16 00 You can view photos full sized as well as stream certain types of music and text files Select the file then Photo Click the View button in the toolbar Music Click the play button in the Details panel TXT files Click the Edit button in the toolbar d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 83 ADVANCED ACCESSIBILITY FEATURES This chapter will describe your LaCie product s advanced accessibility features such as remote access creating shortcuts to your shares and multimedia streaming REMOTE ACCESS LaCie s new remote access system called LaCie MyNAS makes accessing your NAS away from home a cinch Simply create a unique public username for your NAS in Dashboard gt Network then use this name to access the NAS in a browser from anywhere Important info In order to prevent unauthorized access it is critical to protect each of the user and administrator accounts registered to your NAS with a strong password BEFORE setting up remote access Since LaCie MyNAS lets you access your NAS with a simple URL malicious users could guess the URL and access your NAS f
8. PRODNOV2011 a ee Network drive Capacity 1 5 TB On Workgroup 6 Ai Obtained by DHCP UORGRE i 201 Default Gateway 192 168 5 1 eaii DNS Server 212 27 40 241 USB drive Capacity 300 GB TL22 LaCie 2011 Credits d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 49 2big Network 2 ee eee eee ny I aCie Dashboard lls aj A A ntp 10 0 1 4 drive LACIES d2 Network 2 HR Drive Information amp Users x Drive 1 Users Formatted size 929 1 GB amp Groups x Capacity Used Avsilable Used storage 0 Groups For 0 Users gt lt Support x 6 Logs Email notification Version 2 1 2 5 system dev 1TB Terabyte 1000GB 1GB 1 000 000 000 bytes Total accessible capacity varies depending upon operating environment typically 10 15 less k General Settings x gi Network x E Drive Information x wi I a y Quaid IP Address 192 168 5 40 diia eae lt On Workgroup 6 ia Obtained by DHCP 1000 Mb s ee 1 20t Default Gateway 192 168 5 1 npe DNS Server 212 27 40 241 USB drive Capacity 464 GE 10 35 J j LaCie 2011 Credits d2 Network 2 This page shows you information about disk usage and will allow you to reformat your disk s When you click the top FORMAT button ALL data on the disk s including on USBShare or iSCSIShare will be erased and the disk s will be formatted Data on any USB or eSATA hard drive connected to the expansion ports will not be affected T
9. Bl D G 0 0 1 201 DNS Server 10011 SCS capacity 08 MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 09 12 LaCie 2011 Credits This section displays features made available to the 5big Network 2 when it is connected to the network via two Ethernet cables In the first two boxes information about LAN1 and LAN2 are displayed In the third box labelled Bonding you can select how the 5big will use the dual LAN connection Choose from No bonding LAN1 only Load balancing Load balancing distributes traffic over both LAN connections to optimize data transfers This feature helps to achieve maximum resource use optimal throughput minimize response time and avoid overload Failover Failover protects the 5big s connection to the network in case the primary LAN1 connection fails In this case network traffic will automatically be routed through the LAN2 preventing downtime or file transfer disruption d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 79 DASHBOARD ECO MANAGEMENT Lai alAl a http lacie Sbig local power GED 5big Network 2 fe Eco Management amp Users x Status light M Turn off hard disk After10 min 14 Users n 4 Groups Deep sleep enabled M Scheduled power on off Power on Power off Monday 08 00 18 00 Tuesday 08 00 18 00 amp Groups x Wednesday 08 00 18 00 Thursday 08 00 18 00 4 Groups Friday 08 00 18 00 For 40 Users Saturday Sunday UPS Management Pil Shares x
10. Configure manually IP Address 9 C4 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 __ 0 Default Gateway v CoC aA DNS Server v LA C4 WINS Server oC o aa Remote Access Remote Access MyNAS by LaCie E lt http mynas lacie com ontheroad To prevent unauthorized access to your files make certain to create a strong password for each user Your 5big Network 2 is not accessible over the Internet Please check Port forwarding in Advanced settings lf Automatic mode does not work try using Manual mode i General Settings x a Network 10 38 Bonding mode IP Address 10 0 1 4 7 tees Obtained by DHCP On Workgrou WED tained P NOV Default Gateway 2011 DNS Server MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 CLOSE ADVANCED SETTINGS x E Drive Information x EI Network drive Capacity 2 6 T8 10 0 1 1 10 0 1 1 Failover amp Users x 1 Users In 0 Groups amp Groups x 0 Groups For 0 Users Bil Shares x 0 share s over quota ee yl 1 Public Shares fo FFT x LaCie 2011 Credits d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 86 If you receive an error that your NAS is unable to connect to the internet you may need to configure port forwarding or if you are using a proxy the proxy configuration could be preventing the remote connection If the issue is related to your router you will need to access its administration page in order to forward a port by default 8080
11. Credits 2 In the next screen the local LaCie NAS will be listed If a NAS is listed but grayed out this NAS either has an outdated operating system or does not have netbackup server enabled d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 64 G d rey laCie N hp 10 0 1 4 backup LACIES 5big Network 2 fe Backup amp Users x 1 Type 2 Configuration 3 Finish 1 Users eae Saas In 0 Groups Backing up to a LaCie NAS amp Groups x ns2flo O C akt 0 Groups 192 168 8 93 For 0 Users A wxcvbnmikjhgfd 2 O rng ya P O NAS name or IP address A Shares x 2 Shares Password Je Puble Shares 2 General Settings X Network x E Drive Information x FE y iil Laci IP Address 10 0 1 4 e 5big ai win Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB 2011 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 ISCSI Capacity 0 B GETO MAC address 00 D0 48 8F EC B1 3N E 55 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits Either Select a NAS then type in the password you created when activating netbackup on the target NAS Or type in the public IP address of a remote LaCie NAS then type in the password you created when activating netbackup on the target NAS For details on preparing the target NAS see Enable Netbackup Server below 3 The NAS will test the connection If successful you will see the advanced parameters screen Otherwise retry with modified settings 4 In the Advanced parameters screen choose optional features such a
12. DOWNLOAD 900 La i aje ALA 4 http lacie Sbig local 21304324743 download GED sbig Network 2 ae FR Download m Name Size Destination Speed Progress Action 9 Users In 4 Groups amp Groups x 4 Groups For 9 Users Bil Shares x b 5 Shares i i TCP Listening port 51413 0 share s over quota Download rate limit Upload limit rate Max active 2 Public Shares KB s KB s downloads Unlimited Unlimited Zk General Settings gt a Network x E Drive Information x amp Ve OY LaCie Sbig IP Address 1091 4 Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB MAY ig A bed Default Gateway 1001 1 scsi DNS Server 10 0 1 1 Capacity 2 GB 15 497 LaCie 2011 Credits The LaCie NAS Dashboard features a torrent server that will allow you to download torrent files For more information on torrents see http en wikipedia org wiki BitTorrent protocol 1 Click the Start Download Machine button 2 To start a download click the Add Download button 00O LaCie Dashboard La a A nttp lacie Sbig local 271304324743 download LACIES 5big Network 2 fR Download amp Users x 9 Users In 4 Groups 3 Choose whether the torrent source is a file or a URL then navigate to the source 4 Choose the destination i e on which share the downloaded file will be stored and click the green check box 5 Click the play button in the Action column The file will begin downl
13. d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 113 AAP LaCie Dashboard L lt j gt jLalA is http lacie Sbig local raid K Qr Google i LaCie Dashboard m ps RAID Setup 1 Mode selection 2 Settings 3 Finish 4 Users Select the disk s that you wish to add to the RAID array In 1 Groups Groups For 4 Users Drive 1 Drive 2 Drive 3 Drive 4 Drive 5 Clean Clean Clean New New 1TB 1TB 1TB 1TB 1TB j x Shares v O 0 share s over quota 5 Public Shares x LH x EJ x f Wr lt 2 2 oe IP Address 10 0 1 3 wwe y LaCie 5big a s Network drive Capacity 1 8 TB On Workgroup MON Obtained by DHCP 100 Mb s ae 18 JUL Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 l 2011 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 ISCSI Capacity 0 B MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits 3 Choose a RAID level then click NEXT Note that you can choose to add the new disk as a Spare If you leave a disk as a Spare and one of the disks in the array fails the array will automatically be rebuilt using the spare This method assures continues data access even in the case of disk failure but doesn t allow you to use the capacity of the spare disk Add a spare drive 4 In the next screen review the information then confirm the RAID change by clicking the FINISH button d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 114 5 Then in the next screen click the FINISH button once again then confirm by clicking YES The Dashboard will become unavailable whil
14. Capacity varies depending upon operating environment typically up to 10 less per TB HEALTH AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Only qualified persons are authorized to carry out maintenance on this device Read this User Manual carefully and follow the correct procedure when setting up the device Do not open a disk drive or attempt to disassemble or modify it Never insert any metallic object into the drive to avoid any risk of electrical shock fire short circuiting or dangerous emissions The disk drives shipped with your LaCie device contain no user serviceable parts If it appears to be malfunctioning have it inspected by a qualified LaCie Technical Support representative Never expose your device to rain or use it near water or in damp or wet conditions Never place objects containing liquids on the LaCie device as they may spill into its openings Doing so increases the risk of electrical shock short circuiting fire or personal injury Make sure that the computer and LaCie device are electrically grounded If the devices are not grounded there is an increased risk of electrical shock d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 134 GENERAL USE PRECAUTIONS Power requirements 100 240 V 50 60 Hz supply voltage fluctuations not exceeding 10 of the nominal and transient over voltages according to over voltage category Il Do not expose the LaCie device to temperatures outside the range of 52 C to 302 C 412 F to 862 F
15. Select your product from the list on the left and click on the Update your NAS button Enter your admin username and password Update your NAS 6 Browse to and load the update package capsule file you downloaded from the LaCie website First download the latest update from our website Then drop this file in the zone below or browse your disk for it Before continuing make sure no tranfert is in progress otherwise the update will fail Go to http www lacie com Update file Users John Documents 5bignetwork2_2 m3 0_init capsule Y Details Productid Sbignetwork2 ReleaseDate 2011 05 02 Version 2 m3 0 MinimalVersion 0 Type init Continue 7 Click on Continue to begin update Mac users may have to type in their administrator s password 8 Once the update is complete verify the update Click the LNA logo in the menu bar Mac or task bar d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 118 Windows and select Configuration Window Click the Network tab where the system version will be listed 9 If the update has failed despite the network precautions listed in the box above connect the drive directly to your computer using the Ethernet cable then try again d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 119 RESET TO FACTORY CONDITIONS Important info If you just want to delete all the files on your NAS there s no need to reset to factory conditions Simply format the driv
16. user account will have access The FTP service is disabled by default so you must enable it in on the Dashboard Network page To connect to your NAS via FTP locally on the LAN enter in your browser s or FTP client s address field aA 0O amp 192 168 2 106 FTP SCE 4 Open Connection Quick Connect Action Refresh Edit Disconnect FTP File Transfer Protocol Filename gt D Admin Server 192 168 2 106 7 Port 21 ae URL ft d i 192 168 2 106 21 gt E Public SALLAN Username admin Password sees C Anonymous Login C Add to Keychain Y More Options Path ConnectMode Dea gt Encoding C Use Public Key Authentication No Private Key selected 4 3 Files d Z ftp IP address Example ftp 192 168 10 149 Technical note Find your NAS IP address in the LaCie Network Assistant Configuration Window OR ftp username password ip or machine name Example ftp ringo 4xtp23 lacie 5big To login enter your Dashboard username and password By default admin admin To remotely access the share from a computer NOT on your network refer to Remote Access Instead of the machine name or LAN IP address you will use the host name created by the DYNDNS service d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 92 WAKE ON LAN WOL You can use LaCie Network Assistant LNA to wake your LaCie NAS from Deep Sleep First time you use WOL 1 You ll need your drive s MAC addres
17. 2 TB capacity ORAID 5 Spare 3 TB capacity ORAID 6 3 TB capacity RAID 0 Maximum performance and capacity RAID 1 Disk failure protection No data protection Data is safe if one disk should fail RAID 0 offers great performance due to simultaneous reads RAID 1 writes the same data to both disks mirroring If a disk fails the and writes on all the striped disks Data is not protected in data is available on its partner disk the unlikely event of disk failure If you select a RAID mode under the heading Without data loss converting the new mode will not erase files stored on your LaCie NAS If you select a RAID mode under the heading With data loss converting to the new mode will erase files on the shares but Dashboard configuration will not be affected In the next screen review the information then confirm the RAID change by clicking the FINISH button Then in the next screen click the FINISH button once again then confirm by clicking YES d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 106 et LAL AS ts eto 10 0 1 4 raid GED 5big Network 2 fe RAID Setup amp Users x 1 Mode selection 2 Settings 3 Finish CaaS Ss ee eS EG 1 Users Click FINISH to confirm your selection In 0 Groups Current RAID configuration Target RAID configuration Groups x 5 drives 5 drives amp RAID 5 RAID 0 41B z 0 Groups For 0 Users All data stored on your 5big Network 2 will be erased with this change
18. 2 s storage to iSCSIShare Once you do this iSCSIShare will be created automatically To change the storage allocated to iSCSI 1 Click the configuration icon in the iSCSIShare row 2 Drag the slider to change the amount of space allocated to iSCS IShare After you click the slider press the right and left arrow keys on your keyboard to fine tune Resize ISCSI iSCSI Share Network Storage free space 4 GB i 2 6 TB 3 Click the Apply button then confirm in the popup window 4 If you set iSCSIShare to be greater than 2TB you will need to format the share using your operating system s disk management utility Disk Utility for Mac and Disk Management for Windows 5 Next you need to install and configure an iSCSI client initiator from Microsoft Windows users or other third d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 102 party vendor Refer to the vendor s documentation for details The Dashboard offers several advanced parameters Click the configuration icon and select Advanced Settings In this window you can modify advanced parameters related to iSCSIShare O Checksum Header Digest Chap User name password C Mutual CHAP Initiator Name Password f e After modifying the above values click APPLY d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 103 MANAGE RAID Note This chapter refers to the 2big and 5big Network 2 only Your 2big or 5big Network 2 feature a robust RAID management syste
19. Carefully insert the drive tray into an empty drive bay When the drive tray is most of the way in and you feel d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 112 resistance press the drive tray handle firmly until you feel the drive snap into place and the drive tray handle is flush with the back of the NAS 2 Use the drawer key to lock the drive 3 Navigate in the Dashboard to the RAID Management page In the drive map the new disk will be represented by a lighter blue color than the already claimed disks and will be labelled New see screenshot below If your RAID array is in automatic mode 5big only you will see the text New disk detected in the RAID status box Click the EXPAND button to add the disk to your array and it will begin to rebuild If your array is in manual mode 1 Click the MANAGE button ood A A nttp 10 0 1 4 raid amp Qr Google LACIES 5big Network 2 fe RAID mode RAID status amp Users x Ex 4 Users mode RAID 5 oT is 3 drives New disks detected amp Groups x 4 Groups For 4 Users Bi Shares x 6 Shares 0 share s over quota 5 Public Shares General Settings ax Network x n pa 10 0 1 3 a y d g x Workg MON Obtained by DHCP 100 Mb s a aed 18 JUL Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 Eii 2011 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 o8 3 1 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits 2 Click the box under the new disk then click NEXT
20. J AppleDB pa Charen C Public gt J Backups backupd 40 Shares amp shares gt Drilis Center 0 share s over quota O v LACE usb O rine Sone General Settings X g Network x E Drive Information x amp y I Z IP Address 10 0 1 4 r LaCie 5big Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB On Workgroup THU Obtained by DHCP 100 Mb s il Que Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 2011 DNS Server 140 0 1 1 iscsi Capacity 4 GB MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 15 08 Bonding mode Fallover LaCie 2011 Credits 4 Select a backup type then click NEXT ft fF s amp s ust LALA UEO nrp 10 0 1 4 backup LACIES 5big Network 2 fR Backup 1 Type 2 Configuration 3 Finish Select a Backup type Full All data will be saved each time backup in launched This is safety but use a lot of space Incremental At the first time same as full Then every time backup in launched only differences are saved new files modified files deleted files Its quick and use little space but not as safety as a full backup after many times there are some risks an increment is missing or corrupted A Shares x 10 Shares 0 share s over quota 2 Public Shares C gP Network x E Drive Information x P J a IP Address 10 0 1 4 y F y Obtained by DHCP danai Cee HESS i Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 iscsi Capacity 4 GB MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 Failover LaCie 2011 Credits Full means t
21. Manual 99 the slider press the right and left arrow keys on your keyboard to fine tune USBShare Network Storage free space 4 GB __________ 4 6 TB 5 Click the Apply button then confirm in the popup window 3 Disconnect the product s Ethernet cable from the network then turn it off using the power button Wait for it to fully shut down When the front blue light shuts off move on to the next step 4 Connect the USB cable to the NAS and to your computer 5 Turn on the NAS using the power switch on the rear of the product The LED will begin blinking 6 USBShare will mount on your computer Transfer files from your computer to the NAS normally Technical note USBShare when it is created by the NAS operating system is formatted in MS DOS FAT32 for use with PCs and Macs To format USBShare into a different file format NTFS or HFS you can do so using your computer s native disk management application DISCONNECT THE USB CONNECTION USB FireWire eSATA and Thunderbolt external devices feature plug amp play connectivity which means that your drive can be connected and disconnected while the computer is running To prevent failures however it is important to follow these steps when disconnecting your LaCie hard disk Windows XP Users From the System Tray located in the lower right hand side of your screen click the Eject icon a small green arrow over a hardware image A message will appear listing
22. Mec 10 gt Library gt Music gt All music Stream zz Search 2 bd Save lit Clear list Manage libraries Music Apply media information changes Sort by Customize navigation pane are no items in your Music library Layout ize and then click Manage libraries to Options ude folders in your library f Other Libraries O E O PO Unsaved list Unsaved list Drag items here to create a playlist or Play favorites from All music 4 In the dialogue window click Add select your NAS machine name under the Network section and click Include Folder g gt Library gt Music gt All music i Ooae Toant a Music Library Locations E Library gt Playlists gt Jo Music Videos ix Pictures a Recorded TV gt e Homegroup f Other Libraries aii Com gt By Local Disk C 4 Gig Network PiN LaCie Sbig Name Ji Admin Ji Backup J Public P PlayBook Date modified 10 5 2009 1 44 PM 2 18 2010 5 04 PM 1 17 2010 4 22 PM 2 18 2010 4 25 PM a P gt FA Folder LaCie 5big 5 WMP will begin indexing the media files Once completed they will appear in the WMP library d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 97 USING BACKUP SOFTWARE Your LaCie NAS is fully compatible with Time Machine Windows Backup and Restore and Genie Timeline A share on your NAS can be set as a backup target for these so
23. The Limited Warranty does not apply to any non LaCie hardware products or any software even if packaged or sold with LaCie hardware Manufacturers Suppliers or publishers other than LaCie may provide their own warranties to the end user purchaser but LaCie in so far as permitted by law provides their products as is Software distributed by LaCie with or without the LaCie brand name including but not limited to system software is not covered under this Limited Warranty Refer to the licensing agreement accompanying the software for details of your rights with respect to its use LaCie does not warrant that the operation of the product will be uninterrupted or error free LaCie is not responsible for damage arising from failure to follow instructions relating to the product s use This warranty does not apply a to consumable parts unless damage has occurred due to a defect in materials or workmanship b to cosmetic damage including but not limited to scratches dents and broken plastic on ports to damage caused by use with non LaCie products d to damage caused by accident abuse misuse flood fire earthquake or other external causes e to damage caused by operating the product outside the permitted or intended uses described by LaCie f to damage caused by service including upgrades and expansions performed by anyone who Is not a representative of LaCie or a LaCie Authorized Service Provider g toa product or part that
24. Thero ipaum tritique toro o aboue oft erim placerat pii Sed quis nege mlin ac congue tortor Samperctione at ribh telas Mam eu honoa arte Cim nanus eroh posuere sad pabhinar aec auctor 4 Repeat the process if you are adding more than one disk 5 Carefully insert the full drive tray into the empty Disk Slot 1 You will feel resistance when the drive tray is most of the way in the bay Gently push the drive tray handle firmly until you feel it snap into place The drive tray handle should be flush with the back of the enclosure 6 If you are adding more than one disk please insert full drive trays into empty slots in the enclosure Make certain to follow the slot numbers For example the second disk should be inserted into Disk Slot 2 the third disk into Disk Slot 3 etc 7 Use the drive lock tool to lock the drive s in place 5 POWER ON AND INITIALIZE THE LACIE NAS d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 16 Caution Only use the AC adapter supplied with your specific LaCie device Do not use a power supply from another LaCie device or another manufacturer Using any other power cable or power supply may cause damage to the device and void your warranty Always remove the AC adapter before transporting your LaCie device Failure to remove the adapter may result in damage and will void your warranty 5big Network 2 Steps 2 and 3 should take approximately three minutes 1 Connect the power supply to a wall outlet and t
25. bring up a settings menu for the share Most of the options in this menu are explained above except for the ability to make the share public public or to delete the share A public share is read write for all users and non users Caution Decreasing the capacity of a quota can cause data to be deleted Manage Share Access Read Write access Read access O Grantread access to Guest and System Users CLOSE d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 42 Click the configuration icon in the right hand column and select either Manage User Access or Manage Group Access then click the Edit button In the left hand column of the resulting window the users or groups without access to the share are listed Select the group or user to be granted access then click the right arrow either to the Read write access cell or to the Read only access cell To withdraw access select a user or group in the Read Write access cell or the Read only access and click the right arrow Select Grant read access to Guest and System Users to give read only access to the share to non users Delete a Share To delete a share click the gray X on the far right of the share s row Confirm in the dialogue window Note that deleting a share deletes all files on the share as well as any backup jobs involving that share Deleting this Share will permanently erase all ofits data Do you wish to continue d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 43 DASHBOARD
26. failed and data has been lost Disk s is are disconnected HARD DISK HEAT MANAGEMENT Note This chapter refers to the d2 and 2big Network 2 only HEAT DISSIPATION DESIGN This LaCie product s metal body is ideal for naturally dissipating internal drive heat Its unique design actually draws heat away from the internal drive toward the external casing The large surface area of the heat sink casing absorbs internal heat and dissipates it keeping the drive safe and prolonging its life and reliability As a consequence it is normal that the external casing is warm to the touch Please make sure that the vent on the back bezel is not obstructed and that there is a natural airflow across the casing Exclusive d2 Heat Sink Design Exclusive d2 Heat Sink Design Provides 60 more area for heat dissipation l Provides 60 more area for heat dissipation UPRIGHT STACK amp RACKMOUNT CONFIGURATION Heat dissipation is maximized when this LaCie product is in the upright position When stacking LaCie products please remember to attach the included rubber feet if included on the under side of your drives This will allow for some airflow between your drives so that the heat dissipation can work effectively LaCie does not recommend stacking or racking more than three drives on top of each other especially if these drives are turned on simultaneously d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 9 LaCie d2 Des
27. found e An eSATA device cannot be found LaCie 2012 Credits All the above points must be verified including the next section about configuring the AD to ensure correct Domain joining Any incorrect configuration can cause the connection to fail d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 132 Active Directory Domain Side On the Active Directory domain side the following points should be checked by the Active Directory administrator as configuration is different for every customer 1 Ask the AD administrator to verify if Kerberos Server amp Time Server are registered in the domain DNS in order to allow the LaCie product to connect Kerberos Server amp Time Server need to be accessible to the LaCie product as these servers are involved in the joining process 2 Check the machine name object in AD Check that it s placed in the right container not the default computer container and check access rights for the machine name such as who can log on to it You may also need to delete the machine name in order to reset the object in AD It may be necessary for the domain administrator to create a computer account in AD in the right container prior to joining the LaCie product in the domain with the computer account name being the product s machine name 3 There may be an issue when joining a domain if a sub domain has been set up The question to ask is whether the domain joining was done using the correct do
28. from that to which the receiver is connected 4 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help FCC Caution Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate this equipment This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Important info FCC Radiation Exposure Statement This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20 cm between the radiator amp your body This transmitter must not be co located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter The availability of some specific channels and or operational frequency bands are country dependent and are d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 139 firmware programmed at the factory to match the intended destination The firmware setting is not accessible by the end user WEEE with your other household waste Instead it is your responsibility to dispose of your waste equipment by handing it over to a designed collection point for the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment The separate collection and re
29. has been modified to alter functionality or capability without the written permission of LaCie or h if any LaCie serial number on the product has been removed or defaced No LaCie dealer agent or employee is authorized to make any modification extension or addition to this warranty Any loss corruption or destruction of data while using a LaCie drive is the sole responsibility of the user and under no circumstances will LaCie be held liable for the recovery or restoration of this data To help prevent the loss of your data LaCie highly recommends that you keep TWO copies of your data one copy on your external hard disk for instance and a second copy either on your internal hard disk another external hard disk or some other form of removable storage media LaCie offers a complete line of CD and DVD drives If you would like more information on backup please refer to our website LACIE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR SPECIAL INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM ANY BREACH OF WARRANTY OR UNDER ANY LEGAL THEORY INCLUDING LOST PROFITS DOWNTIME GOODWILL DAMAGE TO OR REPLACEMENT OF EQUIPMENT AND PROPERTY AND ANY COSTS OF RECOVERING REPROGRAMMING OR REPRODUCING ANY PROGRAM OR DATA STORED IN OR USED WITH LACIE PRODUCTS EVEN IF IT HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of implied warranties or liability for incidental or consequential damages so the above limitatio
30. its original packaging d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Computer with an Ethernet network adapter Latest version of Windows XP Windows Vista Windows Vista 64 bit Windows 7 Mac OS X 10 5 10 6 10 7 Linux 2 6 Minimum free disk space 600MB recommended Ethernet switch or router Web browsers Internet Explorer 7 0 8 0 Firefox 3 0 Safari 3 0 or Chrome 2 0 or higher Important info Your LaCie product s performance can be affected by such external forces as network activity hardware distance and setup For optimal performance use a Gigabit Ethernet router and a Gigabit Ethernet board in your host computer VIEWS OF THE DRIVES Front View d2 Network 2 2big Network 2 5big Network 2 1 Button and Activity LED The blue button stays on to show disk activity unless you turn it off using the Dashboard the administration tool and can also be configured to put it to sleep or wake it from sleep For details see Power Button Functions and Dashboard Eco Management d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 3 Rear View d2 Network 2 ON OFF Gigabit Ethernet USB 2 0 Expansion Power Connector eSATA Expansion USB 2 0 Direct Connection Kensington Lock Slot NO OB WYN EF d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 2big Network 2 Left drive status LED ON OFF Gigabit Ethernet eSATA Expansion USB 2 0 E
31. od Use this option only if you are certain that ti gt Drills Guard destination gt GJ HR Forms 4 Groups b PlayBook Select a specific folder to restore Gig 2 External shares gt LACIE usb Clear the source before the job start Bil Shares x All data will be erased Checking this box i 10 Shares 0 share s over quota 2 Public Shares te General Settings x gE Nef You are allowed to write into those Destination volumes E Lacie sbig sea PFeX THU btained t i i ee Qe Default Gateway i Ti anit DNS Server 10 0 1 1 iSCSI Capacity 4 GB a a aa ae MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 15 15 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits You can also choose to clear the target folder before the job starts All data will be erased in the target folder 6 In the next screen name the restore job then click NEXT 7 In the next screen click FINISH i FNP NU ust LAL AS ts hrtp 10 0 1 4 backup LACIES 5big Network 2 Backup 1 Type 2 Configuration 3 Finish C e G Restore summary Please review your restore settings Click FINISH to confirm and save the settings Job Recover Missing Pics Source Backup Backup LaCieKey BU LaCie Key Destination IPublic Restoration date 2011 06 02 15 09 Erase destination before Yes z Shares x 10 Shares 0 share s over quota we Network x orema x WF og Hi LaCie 2011 Credits d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 71 Enab
32. only and subject to change without notice While reasonable efforts have been made in the preparation of this document to assure its accuracy LaCie assumes no liability resulting from errors or omissions in this document or from the use of the information contained herein LaCie reserves the right to make changes or revisions in the product design or the product manual without reservation and without obligation to notify any person of such revisions and changes FEDERAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION INTERFERENCE STATEMENT This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures 1 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna 2 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver 3 Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
33. supply from another LaCie device or another manufacturer Using any other power cable or power supply may cause damage to the device and void your warranty Always remove the AC adapter before transporting your LaCie device Failure to remove the adapter may result in damage and will void your warranty The device is ready to be accessed once the blue LED has stopped blinking The product may take up to 3 minutes to boot Technical note Depending on your computer s Ethernet settings you may be able to connect the product directly to your computer using the Ethernet cable d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 21 C INSTALL LACIE NETWORK ASSISTANT Lacie Network Assistant detects all LaCie network attached storage devices on your network and gives you easy ways to connect to or configure them Note If you ve installed LaCie Network Assistant before purchasing this LaCie product make sure that you ve downloaded and installed the latest version from the LaCie website 1 Insert the Utilities CD ROM into your computer s CD ROM drive 2 Windows users the CD should appear in My Computer or Computer Mac users the CD should appear on the Desktop Double click the CD icon then double click LaCie Network Assistant Setup 3 Follow the Wizard to complete installation d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 22 ACCESS AND TRANSFER FILES ABOUT DEFAULT SHARES d2 2big Default Shares Your d2 or 2big Network 2 has
34. three shares similar to folders by default Share Public and USBShare USBShare will be created automatically when you allocate space for USB access see Dashboard Drive Information for details The following table sums up the differences between them Name Accessibility Login Availability Private accessible only to When connected to the network Ethernet and anore admin by default Paara protected to networked computers When connected to the network Ethernet and Public accessible to any to networked computers or UPnP DLNA certified Public None l o user on the network players adapters if multimedia service is activated When connected to the network Ethernet or to Public access to a computer USB and through USBShare aa USB None UPnP DLNA certified players adapters if multimedia service is activated Thus when the d2 or 2big Network 2 is connected to the network all three shares are accessible to the administrator and Public and USBShare to guests USBShare will only be available if you have allocated space to USB access On the other hand when it is connected to a computer via USB only USBShare will be accessible 5big Default Shares Your LaCie 5big Network 2 has three shares similar to folders by default Share Public and isCS iShare iSCSIShare will be created automatically when you allocate space for the iSCSI share see Dashboard Drive Information for details The following table sums
35. time zone The reason is that a time discrepancy of more than five minutes between the domain and product may prevent or cause disruptions to the Active Directory AD connection This tolerance is defined in Domain Controller Policy and the default value Is usually five minutes d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 129 a Group Policy Object Editor e m Bem 3 Default Domain Policy DC DOMAIN RD COM Polic Poli E A Computer Configuration 2 Software Settings E Windows Settings tj Sonpts Startups hudo Sb Security Settings EA Account Policies E Password Policy E A Account Lockout Policy ED Kerberos Policy es E Local Policies H ra Event Log H A Restricted Groups Da System Services Lig Registry Ca File System W E Wireless Network IEEE 802 11 Po W E Public Key Policies m CI Software Restriction Policies W E IP Security Polioes on Active Direct a 0 Administrative Templates fl User Configuration Software Settings a Windows Settings 4 Administrative Templates we Enforce user logon restrictions ae Mascinum lifetime for service ticket Et Madimum lifetime for user ticket faye a E a ane amram a l EY Macca tolerance For computer dock synchrorezation 5 mirte The most precise way to set the product s time is to use the NTP Server feature in the Dashboard General Settings widget It can also be set manually from this page 5 Make sure that the DNS ser
36. to continue d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 40 DASHBOARD SHARES LACIES 5big Network 2 fe http lacie Sbig local 1304324743 share Shares cook amp Users x Shares Management Name Description Quota GB Usage Groups Users Protocols 9 Users Creative No limit z 9 aS In 4 Groups HR_Docs No limit Public Public x Share No limit 0 1 v x Trade_Secrets No limit f 2 Xx 3 Groups x Transfer No limit Public Public lt 4 Groups For 9 Users Al Shares x 5 Shares 0 share s over quota 2 Public Shares Ziz General Settings X gi Network x E Drive Information x a y I 5 LaCie 5big IP Address 10 0 1 4 Network drive Capacity 2 6 TB On Workgroup TE Obtained by DHCP 100 Mb s l gli S1 Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 DNS Server 10 0 11 ISCSI Capacity 2 G8 15 26 LaCie 2011 Credits Shares network folders comprise the storage capacity of your LaCie NAS Out of the box it has two shares Share and Public and USBShare d2 2big only or iSCSIShare 5big only is created automatically when storage is allocated to it using the Dashboard The Shares page in the Dashboard allows the administrator to assign quotas and access rights to users and groups and to toggle share level service activation Note It s not necessary to create shares in order to use the product Simply use the default Share or Public Important info In text fields you
37. to see if the name you chose is available If so you will receive a message confirming the connection d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 85 a a A O http lacie Sbig local network Network LACIES 5big Network 2 fi amp Users Xx Standard Advanced Bonding IP Configuration Remote Access l U eee Configure using DHCP Remote Access MyNAS by LaCie E Configure manually P Adds 994 ta x Pp Subnet Mask 255 255 255 9 http mynas lacie com ontheroad DeteutGatomy HCC ACC 0 Groups DNS Server v ja youc mea make certain to For 0 UR WINS Server 0 MyNAS remote access is configured correctly You can access your 5big Network 2 using h as lacie com ontheroad Bil Shares x 0 share s over quota 1 Public Shares raam en k General Settings x a Network x E Drive Information x I amp y iii LaCie Sbig IP Address 10 0 1 4 On Workgroup WED Obtained by DHCP 100 Mb s sie hl SRS ag NOV Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 2011 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 iscsi Capacity 0 8 TOE MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 11 01 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits If your name is already chosen type a new one and click Apply until you find an available name Failed Connection gt e a a A nttp lacie Sbig local network C LQrcooge LACIES 5big Network 2 Network Standard Advanced Bonding IP Configuration Configure using DHCP
38. up the differences between them Name Accessibility Login Availability Private accessible only to admin by default When connected to the network Ethernet and Share to networked computers Password protected When connected to the network Ethernet and Public accessible to any to networked computers or UPnP DLNA certified Full user on the network Nong players adapters if multimedia service is activated When connected to the network Ethernet and Public accessible to any to networked computers or UPnP DLNA certified iSCSIShare None od user on the network players adapters if multimedia service is activated d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 23 d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 24 Thus when the 5big Network 2 is connected to the network all three shares are accessible to the administrator and Public and iSCSIShare to guests iSCSIShare will only be available if you have allocated space to iSCSI access It is also possible to create new shares and or to delete the default shares except USBShare or iSCS Share See Dashboard Drive Information for details ACCESS SHARES You have several options for accessing shares on your LaCie product Note See Advanced Accessibility Features for related features such as accessing your device remotely creating shortcuts to shares and multimedia streaming Option 1 1 Launch LaCie Network Assistant Windows Users 1 Select LaCie Network A
39. window that appears click manual 4 Next identify which port your forwarded in your router 5 Click Apply 6 Retry the remote access connection d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 87 Using Remote Access Once configured simply type your NAS URL into any browser anywhere i Login al a A I nttp mynas lacie com ontheroad LACIES 5big Network 2 Connect to LaCie 5big Logn SCS OG Remember me Have you lost or forgotten your password gt gt Switch to https Your URL will be mynas lacie com username After you input the URL you will be asked to log in to the Dashboard Note that this username and password are the ones the administrator created in Dashboard gt Users Once logged in you will be able to access the Dashboard in order to administer your NAS if you have administrative privileges or access the File Browser The File Browser lets you upload download and stream many types of multimedia files such as mp3 For more information on the File Browser see Dashboard File Browser CREATING SHORTCUTS TO SHARES Once you successfully set up your LaCie NAS you can create shortcuts so you can quickly access stored files You can do this by using your operating system or LaCie Network Assistant Create Shortcut Using LaCie Network Assistant LaCie Network Assistant LNA can be configured to automatically mount shares on your computer which allows you quick access to the fi
40. with joining your NAS to a domain see Troubleshooting the Active Directory Connection Services Tab oa Ua gt nYvaru X aCie S Dashb A http 10 0 1 4 general I Or Google A LACIES 5big Network 2 fR General Settings amp Users x General Services This page allows to activate or deactivate services on your device For each one you may define some 1 Users advanced options In 0 Groups Name Description Running Options SMB Allows file and print sharing between computers running Windows or v ai gt Groups Xx Unix AFP Offers file services for Mac OS X and original Mac OS M 0 Groups NFS For 0 Users Allows a user on a client computer to access files over a network D FTP Standard network protocol used to copy files from one host to another D over a TCP based network SFTP SSH File Transfer Protocol o x Fil Shares x Multimedia Multimedia services allow you to stream media files from your NAS OD x 2 Shares Time Machine Allows backup of your Macintosh on a share O x 9 TES er oe k General Settings xX Network x E Drive Information x a y I R IP Address 10 0 1 4 i LaCie 5big f Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB On Workgroup THU Obtained by DHCP 100 Mb s gii 2 JUNE Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 PE r Ll 2011 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 iSCSI Capacity 0 B ee 7 MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 a IY o8 3 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits This page allows you to activate or deact
41. your name and password for the server LaCie Sbig Connect as C Guest E Registered User Name admin _ Remember this password in my keychain Cancel Connect If you have changed the username password from the default admin admin see Administration Dashboard d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 26 enter your new credentials 5 Transfer files normally between your computer and the share Mac users If the share does not open ina Finder window simply navigate in the Finder to Network gt machine name gt share name es i j h o gt laa OU jm Ee hae ae oe a DEVICES E Contracts Macintosh HD aj Forms 6 10 E RUGGED 0 Invoices z SHARED W LaCie 5big KALIS SBI Connected as admin ee 4 Disconnect PaA Admin GE Backup Drills Center G Drills Forward B Drills Guard HR Forms G Multimedia GE PlayBook G Public Y FF F YT F F F Yj Option 2 Mac Users 1 In your Finder navigate to Go gt Connect to Server 2 In the dialogue window that opens type one of the following afp machine name local smb machine name local afp IP address smb IP address Server Address afp lacie Sbig local Favorite Servers E smb 192 168 10 147 El afp 192 168 10 149 Ml afp 10 1 7 202 Remove d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 27 Windows XP Users 1 In an explorer window address fie
42. 4 GB MAC address 00 D0 48 8F EC B1 EEE 1 5 A 13 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits Your LaCie NAS features a robust backup and restore system It allows you to back up files To and from another NAS on your local network or through the Internet To and from your NAS and an external hard drive Between shares on your NAS The Backup amp Restore Wizard will help you set up backup jobs In the case of DAS backups the system even Saves versions of backups so you can restore earlier versions of files Local Backup Local backup will let you use an external hard drive connected to your NAS as a backup source or destination It will also allow you to back up a share on your NAS onto another share on the same NAS 1 Click the CREATE JOB button then choose Backup d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 57 CREATE JOB 2 Next choose Local backup then click NEXT e680 aj aja http 10 0 1 4 backup LACIES 5big Network 2 Backup 1 Type SSS 2 Configuration Backup amp Restore Wizard LaCie Dashboard 3 Finish This wizard will help you to configure a backup or a restore of data on your LaCie server To get started please choose one of the options below Backup Backup data stored on your LaCie server to another device Restore Restore a data backup to your LaCie server i General Settings x LaCie 5big On Workgroup Tu dey 15 07 gP Netw
43. 9 32 2011 06 02 14 58 2011 06 02 14 57 1969 12 31 16 00 The Dashboard features an interactive file browser that allows you to manage and transfer files via HTTP Access the File Browser by clicking its icon in the upper right hand corner of the Dashboard The File Browser allows you to transfer copy and delete files as well as view photos in thumbnails and even stream multimedia content such as mp3 or view photos It is thus a convenient way to interact with files stored on your external hard drives through the network whether the connection be through the local network or through the internet see Remote Access Also since the File Browser permits faster file transfers than drag and drop SMB it is most effective for transferring large files The File Browser is composed of four parts 1 The toolbar allows you to perform a range of functions such as changing the way files are displayed and uploading files to streaming files and creating folders 2 Folders shows the folder structure on the selected share 3 Details displays information on a selected file such as name thumbnail image files file type dimensions photos or duration videos while Search allows you to search for files based on file name 4 This section displays the files contained in a selected folder To view the files as thumbnails click Thumbs in the Tool bar d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 82 4 4 amp 8 P Display Upload NewDir New File
44. D d aj ala O http lacie 5big local 71304324743 user Cc GED bbig Network 2 fie Users amp Users x Users Management Login Password Email Administr Shares Groups Domain 9 Users admin bob ia admin test lacie com x 2 1 e In 4 Groups bwiliams mem bwilliams test lacie com 2 2 0 x cdrexler ainicin cdrexler test lacie com 2 1 0 x crobinson iiaii crobinson test lacie com 2 1 x g Groups x dainge satel aia dainge test lacie com 2 1 0 ix jkersey Bk i jkersey testlacie com 2 1 x 4 Groups kduckworth aviae kduckworth test lacie com 2 1 0 For 9 Users mjordan SEER mjordan test lacie com 2 1 0 x tporter piisi tporter test lacie com 2 1 x Bil Shares x 2 Shares 0 share s over quota 2 Public Shares x General Settings xX a Network x E Drive Information x S gt y J LaCie 5big IP Address 10 0 1 4 naman ates sees s On Workgroup 1 Obtained by DHCP 100 Mb s LT gii Default G 10 0 1 1 l 3 E DNS Penia 10 0 11 ISCSI Capacity 2 GB 15 03 LaCie 2011 Credits 2 A window will appear listing all the users on the domain Type a few characters in the text field to filter results d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 38 AAA LaCie Dashboard lt A A http lacie Sbig local 1304324743 user LaCie Dashboard Users Login admin bwilliams cdrexler crobinson dainge jkersey kduckworth mjordan tporter
45. Please check frequently for recent updates to firmware and to LaCie Network Assistant to ensure optimum product performance See Update Product Operating System for details d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 124 TROUBLESHOOTING TOPICS Note Interactive troubleshooting a highly effective way to resolve problems with your product is available from www lacie com support Select your product then click the Troubleshooting tab Troubleshooting the Network Connection No shares appear on the network Q Does your computer s configuration meet the minimum system requirements A Check minimum system requirements in Introduction for more information Q Is the NAS power supply connected and is the front blue light on A Make sure that the power supply is properly connected see Connect to the Network that the system has been powered on pushing the button on the back and that the outlet the power supply is connected to is powered on or has a sufficient supply of power Q Is the blue light on the front of the device flickering for an inordinate period of time A If the blue light is flickering or will not turn on the power supply may be defective Please contact your LaCie reseller or LaCie Customer Support Q Did you follow the correct installation steps A Review Connect to the Network Q Are both ends of the Ethernet cable firmly connected A Disconnect the Ethernet cable wait 10 seconds and then reconne
46. S DOS FAT32 Under this format file names with certain characters cannot be copied These characters include but are not limited to lt gt Check your files and folders to ensure that these types of characters are not being used I cannot copy a file larger than 4 GB to the drive Q Are you connected to the computer via USB A When you connect the LaCie NAS to a computer via USB the USB share of the drive that mounts on the computer is formatted in MS DOS FAT32 This format limits file sizes to 4 GB To transfer gt 4GB files to the LaCie NAS disconnect the USB cable and connect the Ethernet cable Alternatively you can reformat the USBShare to HFS which permit larger file sizes see Dashboard Drive Information The capacity of the product is not the total one written on the packaging Q d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 128 A When you connect the drive to your computer via USB only the portion of the total storage capacity that you allocated to USBShare will be available according to the computer See Dashboard Drive Information A hard disk is making clicking noises Q Is the sound soft clicking or hard clicking A Soft clicking can be the normal sound of the drive working If the drive is functional this is normal Drives do not typically give an indication of any problems prior to failure so it does not mean it is about to fail if the drive is making a clicking sound and still func
47. Shares PJ mi LaCie 2011 Credits Your LaCie NAS can be configured to connect to a proxy server First activate the feature by clicking the Enable proxy box then fill in the proxy server address port and optional authentication information and click APPLY SMTP Configuration To permit your LaCie NAS to send alert emails to users configure the SMTP settings in this section Verify that the alert system works by clicking the Send a verification email box inputting an email address then clicking the APPLY button d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 78 Bonding Tab 5big Only Ams A PS acie Dasnhboarc gt o a j SAEED STRNATES warn http lacie Sbig local network LACIES 5big Network 2 HR Network amp Users x Standard Advanced Bonding 14 Users LAN 1 LAN 2 In 4 Groups Ethernet cable plugged 6 Ethernet cable plugged o Connection Speed 100 MB s Connection Speed 0 B s MAC address 00 00 00 00 00 00 MAC address 00 00 00 00 00 00 amp Groups x 4 Groups Bonding For 12 Users No bonding LAN1 only Load balancing Failover Active LAN port 9 LAN 1 a LAN 2 Bil Shares x Primary link gt LAN 1 3 LAN 2 1 0 St res 0 share s over quota 2 Public Shares General Settings x a Network x E Drive Information x E Ves Sg LaCie Sbig IP Address 10 0 1 4 saunas es On Workgroup ioe Obtained by DHCP 100 Mb s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
48. User Manual 14 SCrews Caution To avoid potential problems caused by electrostatic discharge ESD it is recommended that you do not touch the hard drive s printed circuit board As a further precaution against ESD please use an anti static wristband or an anti static mat to ground yourself when handling the hard drive To secure the disk in the drive tray 1 Place the empty drive tray onto the flat work area with the handle on the bottom left 2 Many disks have a label on one side and the printed circuit board on the opposite side With its label side facing up gently place the hard disk within the drive tray Keep the side with the printed circuit board on the work space and the SATA connector facing to the right The four tray screw slots should align with the disk s four screw holes d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 15 CE FEZ E Oum i i 3 j i dipa sreediat hero pure katga torir o dapoi eld awn pinus ris Sed qu neque walla oc congue tortor Suspendisse einh whe Esam a onces ave Cra neque ator peteete Lad phita mec Guctor 3 Using the Phillips head screwdriver carefully fasten all four screws into the four tray slots Do not overly tighten the screws Doing so can affect the integrity of the screw holes on the drive as well as the threads on the screws H H CE FEZ E On Lorm iprere doir of amet commecteter odpiecing ef Ut porttor nibh nec aigue rrpenke
49. ad button to save the system log to your computer The log may be useful to LaCie tech support in troubleshooting any issues Email notification Toggle this box to email notifications Note that an SMTP server must be defined and the administrator s must have input an email address d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 52 Email Notification Triggers The following events will trigger an email notification if an email address has been provided in the User page Event Identifier Description Recipient Capacity When the total available capacity is less than 90 Admin Quota event When capacity reaches 90 of the amount set by the quota Admin Deunioad When a download has completed or when a download error has Admin occurred Backup When a backup begins ends is cancelled or fails Admin Fan When the fan stops and restarts 2big 5big only Admin Temperature The product has remained at maximum temperature for at Admin least one minute Admin or user Password recovery A user has recovered his her password depending on who made the request Auto Update If you wish your LaCie NAS will automatically check if an operating system update is available from the update server and will install it for you See Update Product Operating System for details Logs The Logs section will list important events such as RAID change results and warnings To purge the listings from this list click the trash icon d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User M
50. amp Restore Wizard To restore a file access it on the target NAS using a file service AFP or SMB 1 Click the CREATE JOB button 2 Choose Restore then click NEXT d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 68 T 00 n LaCie Dashboard a ALA hnp lacie Sbig local backup c LACIES 5big Network 2 HR oje Backup amp Users x 1 Type 2 Configuration 3 Finish 14 Users In 4 Groups Backup amp Restore Wizard This wizard will help you to configure a backup or a restore of data on your LaCie server To get g Groups x started please choose one of the options below l Backup Backup data stored on your LaCie server to another device 4 Groups Restore Restore a data backup to your LaCie server Bil Shares x 9 Shares 0 share s over quota 1 Public Shares CANCEL NEXT ig General Settings xX gi Network x E Drive Information x LaCie 5big IP Address 10 0 1 4 Te ees E y F gt 4 On Workgroup fre Obtained by DHCP 100 Mb s mi E E ones OA 10011 MoN Capacity 0 B MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 13 24 LaCie 2011 Credits 3 Select a restore type either from an existing backup job or from a backup folder Click NEXT AlAle nmssnoosarcup s SS C sSSSSNCNCSCSG S LACIES 5big Network 2 fR Backup amp Users 1 Type 2 Configuration 3 Finish In 4 Groups Select a restore type Select a backup job to restore or restore data from a storage vol
51. anual 53 DASHBOARD GROUPS i e O Cie Das hboard Laje LAL AS ts ntp 10 0 1 4 group LACIES 5big Network 2 fR Groups guas Users Management Group name Description Shares Users Domain 14 Users Coaches 8 2 e in 0 Groups Player Center 6 3 X Player Forward 6 5 4 Player Guard 5 5 r 4 3 Groups x 4 Groups For 12 Users Bil Shares x 9 Shares 0 share s over quota 1 Public Shares 41 gt b gt k General Settings X gi Network x ER Drive Information x amp oh 4 IP Address 10 0 1 4 y F 4 LaCie 5big Sii 6 by DHCP entice Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB 3 On Workgroup Qne Default Gateway 10 0 11 am gii 2011 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 ISCSI Capacity 4 GB oe MAC address 00 D0 48 8F EC B1 _ 14 42 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits wan Assigning users to groups gives you powerful tools to manage large numbers of users and their privileges They allow administrators to change access rights to entire groups rather than individually From this page administrators can create modify delete and add users to groups Important info In text fields you may enter 1 to 20 characters using letters numbers hypen and underscore No other symbols special characters punctuation or spaces may be used Do not begin or end with a hypen or underscore d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 54 New Group To create a new group click the ADD GROUP button then fill out the requ
52. arget Click NEXT d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 66 LaCie Dashboard e t C A SS epee LACIES 5big Network 2 fe Backup amp Users x 1 Type 2 Configuration 3 Finish 1 Users aa eae In 0 Groups Backing up to a rsync server Rsync server name or IP amp Groups x Login 0G roups Password For 0 Users Rsync target si J Bil Shares x 2 Shares 0 share s over quota 1 Public Shares aP Network x E Drive Information x I i IP Address 10 0 1 4 E y il Conti i I 100 Mb s Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 a XK DNS Server 410 0 1 1 iSCSI Capacity 0 B MAC address 00 D0 45 8F EC B1 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits 2 The NAS will test the connection If successful you will see the advanced parameters screen Otherwise retry with modified settings 3 In the Advanced parameters screen choose optional features such as encryption or compression then click NEXT lafa PES N arr ry Hhoarc aly ii AlA http lacie Sbig local backup LACIES 5big Network 2 fR Backup 1 Type 2 Configuration 3 Finish E SEES Advanced parameters O Encrypt data during the transfer Your data is protected during the transfer Compress data during a transfer Best for documents with text and small files Send only the modified parts of files A Best with files over 50MB or if the network has limited bandwidth O Keep all file
53. blic Shares All backup data is stored on the share NetBackup Fk General Settings gt lt Network x Mil Drive Information x Fe y rl _ IP Address 10 0 1 4 LaCie 5big Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB On Workgroup FRI Obtained by DHCP 0 Mb s Sg 2 DEC Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 E a e 2011 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 iSCSI Capacity 10 GB MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 NY 13 3 17 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits Disable Netbackup Server 1 From Dashboard gt Backup click the Netbackup Server tab 2 Click the DISABLE button 3 Choose an option Disable the NetBackup server and Keep the data All backup data on share NetBackup will remain available Delete share NetBackup AN gate stored on Ine sharo NoiBackup Wal be erased Keep the data All backup data on the share Netbackup will remain available Delete share Netbackup All data stored on the share Netbackup will be erased Modifying Existing Backup Jobs Jobs you have created will be listed in the table on the Backup page This table will display useful information about the job and allows you to manage the Jobs Click the configuration icon in the far right column for options You can get detailed information on a job start it delete it or enable disable it d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 73 If you disable a scheduled job it will not run until it is enabled Job BU LaCie Key Backup Type Increm
54. ckup Mode Scheduled Shared folders to back up LACIE usb Destination Backup Backup LaCieKey Backup Schedule Daily at 08 00 il Shares x Start the backup immediately Check the box to begin the backup after you click FINISH 10 Shares 0 share s over quota Coe Seen VSO Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB il iscsi Capacity 4 GB LaCie 2011 Credits d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 61 Remote Backup Remote backup will let you back up your NAS onto another NAS whether it be on the local network or through the Internet Note that the system will not store multiple iterations of the same backup so a new backup will replace the existing one Compatibility Preconditions In the case of remote backup both the source NAS and the destination NAS must be accessible to the Internet You may have to open ports on your router of both networks in order to accomplish this Refer to your router s documentation for details The target NAS must be rsync compatible A LaCie NAS must have the most up to date operating system and netbackup server enabled see Enable Netbackup Server About NetBackup Share When a remote backup is performed a share called netbackup will be created on the target NAS which will contain the backed up files This share will be not be password protected by default Initiate a Remote Backup 1 Click the CREATE JOB button then choose Backup 2 Next choose Remote backup then cl
55. ct Ensure that the interface connectors are properly aligned The Ethernet cable can only be inserted one way Make sure it is correctly oriented Check that the Ethernet connectors are straight and fully seated in the Ethernet ports Make sure that you use the Ethernet cord that came in the box from LaCie Q IP address problem A By default the LaCie NAS is configured to retrieve its IP address from a DHCP server If your network is managed by a DHCP server and you cannot access your LaCie NAS try checking your DHCP server s log To get the IP address run LaCie Network Assistant which is located on the LaCie Storage Utilities CD ROM If no DHCP server detected the product will run APIPA to assign itself an IP address To change this IP address use LaCie Network Assistant Q Does your network require devices to be assigned a static IP address A See Advanced Accessibility Features for information on assigning a static IP address A user does not have access to the LaCie NAS Dashboard or shares Q Has the administrator created an account for the user A In order for another user to access the LaCie NAS two conditions must be met 1 the administrator must d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 125 create and provide the user with username and password 2 the LaCie NAS must be connected to the network via Ethernet for users to access the drive I can not access my account enter my login and password and receive a
56. cycling of your waste equipment at the time of disposal will help to conserve natural resources and ensure that it is recycled in a manner that protects human health and the environment For more information about where you can drop off your waste equipment for recycling please contact your local city office your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product 4 This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product must not be disposed of TRADEMARKS Apple Mac Time Machine and Macintosh are registered trademarks of Apple Computer Inc Microsoft Windows XP Windows Vista and Windows 7 are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation Other trademarks mentioned in this manual are the property of their respective owners LICENCES AND FREE SOFTWARE Your LaCie product ships with copyrighted software that are licensed under the GPL AFL Apache Apple BSD GNU LGPL MIT OpenLDAP OpenSSL PHP Python and Creative Common It also includes free software the source code for which can be downloaded from the LaCie website www lacie com support 2007 2008 Thomas BERNARD 2006 Allan Saddi allan saddi com 2004 Jan Kneschke incremental 2001 2006 Patrick K O Brien and Contributors 2003 2009 Stuart Bishop stuart stuartbishop net 2006 Kirill Simonov 1996 2006 Julian R Seward 2004 2005 Darren Tucker All rights reserved 1997 2008 University of Cambridge All rig
57. dget icon or the expanded widget s heading onto the place of another widget d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 36 DASHBOARD USERS 10 0 0 Qy Google LACIES 5big Network 2 fe 5 http lacie Sbig local 1304324743 user Users amp Users x Users Management Login Password Email Administr Shares Groups Domain 9 Users admin i admin test lacie com x 2 1 In 4 Groups bwilliams aiai bwilliams testacie com 2 2 0 x cdrexler eer cdrexler test lacie com 2 1 x crobinson aaia crobinson test lacie com 2 1 x g Groups x dainge sabia dainge test lacie com 2 1 x jkersey Seen jkersey testlacie com 2 1 x 4 Groups kduckworth phat tat kduckworth testlacie com 2 1 e x For 9 Users mjordan sewegens mjordan test lacie com 2 1 x tporter isicha tporter test acie com 2 1 x Bil Shares x 2 Shares 0 share s over quota 2 Public Shares Ziz General Settings X a Network x E Drive Information x amp y I ag LaCie 5big aga ara Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB f On Workgroup 31 Obtained by DHCP 100 Mos gii eu DNS Server 10 0 11 ISCSI Capacity 2 G8 MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 15 03 LaCie 2011 Credits This page allows you to manage user accounts See below for details New User To create a new user click the Add User button then fill out the required fields Important info The password is case sensitive In text fields you may enter from 4 to 20 characters using letters number
58. disks are installed d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 108 RAIDO 2big and 5big RAID 0 also called Spanning mode in some LaCie devices is the fastest RAID mode In a RAID 0 array the available capacities of each disk are added together so that one logical volume mounts on the computer It offers the best performance but no protection in the case that a disk fails Caution In a RAIDO array if one physical disk in the array fails the data of all disks becomes inaccessible because parts of the data have been written to all disks 2big 5big RAID 0 RAID 0 A2 B2 A3 B3 CZ D2 E2 Disk 1 Disk 2 Disk 1 Disk 2 Disk 3 Disk 4 Disk 5 ox D3 ES RAID1 2big and 5big only if two disks are installed RAID 1 is a secure RAID mode that is available if the 5big Network 2 has only two disks installed RAID 1 provides data safety since all data is written to each disk at the same time In the event of a single disk failure data remains available on the other disk Due to the time it takes to write the data twice performance is slightly reduced RAID 1 is a good choice when safety is more important than speed However RAID 1 also reduces the available disk space by 50 due to the need to write each bit of data on each hard drive RAID 1 Disk 1 Disk 2 RAID5 5big only In RAID 5 data is striped across all disks minimum of three and a parity block for each data block P in the illustration below is written on
59. e An eSATA device cannot be found UPS amp 0 1 0 LaCie 2012 Credits 1 Enter the domain s Full Qualified Domain Name FQDN For example directory example domain com Active Directory Users and Computers Tool on Primary Domain Controller Default container for secu Default container for upgr Default container for dom 2 Admin login Use the AD s administrator username 3 Admin password Case sensitive 7 Optional Advanced Criteria can be input to help with joining 1 Server Name is the Domain Controller Host Name 2 Server IP is the Domain Controller IP d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 131 a aJ A Je ntp 82 232 62 150 8080 7locale en general CT Lacie nas General Settings General Services Machine Name ForCreatives Date 2012 01 24 Time 21 50 Domain Workgroup Workgroup Domain Not joined Eco Management x Status light oe Turn off the hard drives After 05 min Deep Sleep a UPS Y Download Download Status amp 0 1 0 amp Users x 11 Users Language English Ae cat Timezone GMT 01 00 Brussels Copenhagen Madrid P Machine Name 198 162 1 22 Fully Qualified Domain amp Groups Xx Name Administrator login SGro p Administrator password ewe For 11 Users Advanced criteria Optional Server name lt Severe C102 C68 C5 159 MA Shara a i 7 Shares EEEN x E te Printer cannot be found O A USB device cannot be
60. e as described in Dashboard Drive Information For the 5big Network 2 there are two methods for resetting your LaCie NAS to factory conditions Both will erase the default Dashboard data such as users groups machine name etc However the first method Reset Without Data Loss will not delete files stored to the NAS and the second Reset With Data Loss will The second method constitutes a complete restoration to the out of box state For the d2 and 2big Network 2 if you wish to restore the NAS to the out of box state first format the drive as described in Dashboard Drive Information Then follow the steps in Reset Without Data Loss These two steps will first delete all files then reset Dashboard settings Note that neither Reset Without Data Loss nor Reset With Data Loss will affect attached external hard drives RESET WITHOUT DATA LOSS Caution Following these steps will erase all Dashboard data such as users groups shares and settings It will also reset the machine name to the default and reset the network settings to DHCP Caution After following these steps all files will be moved to a folder called Recovery in Share and so by default will be available only to the administrator 1 Make sure the product is turned OFF 2 Press and hold down the front button Without releasing the front button turn the product on by pressing the power switch on the rear of the product 3 Keep the front button pressed until the
61. e the RAID mode is changed The new disk will be added as a part of a RAID array and will begin to rebuild If the new disk is a spare no rebuilding will occur d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 115 UPDATE PRODUCT OPERATING SYSTEM Important info The following explanation assumes your NAS is running LaCie NAS OS 2 2 or later If your NAS Is running LaCie NAS OS 2 0 or 2 1 refer to this page Confirm your NAS OS version by navigating in the Dashboard to the Support page This chapter explains how to update your LaCie NAS operating system and how to reset it to factory conditions LaCie may improve your LaCie NAS software or add new features over time See below for updating information Note that there are two ways of checking for new product software from the Dashboard or using LaCie Network Assistant UPDATE USING THE DASHBOARD 1 Launch the Dashboard as described in Administration Dashboard and navigate to the Support page 2 To set up your NAS to update itself automatically Under Auto Update click the configuration icon Then click the AUTO Update box and select a frequency and time for the NAS to check the update server AAA LaCie Dashboard Pe a omoose LACIES 5big Network 2 fR oje Support Users Configuration vaa AUTO Update 14 Users systemiog CMD 4 Grou Status The softwar wf AUTO Update Email notification st 201 Update time 08 5 29 z Logs can amp Groups Period Wee
62. ed time zone then select your timezone from the dropdown window Time Synchronization This option allows your NAS to sync the time and date with an NTP network time protocol server Having it set automatically means you won t have to worry about adjusting your NAS time settings for daylight savings Workgroup Click the text then type a Windows workgroup name use from 1 to 15 alphanumeric characters Domain This feature allows you to join the LaCie NAS to a Windows Active Directory Once connected existing users passwords in the domain are respected by the LaCie NAS and treated exactly as if they were created in the Dashboard You can use the Users page to assign domain users access to the LaCie NAS shares To connect to a share select the Domain box then fill in the Fully Qualified Domain Name Administrator d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 46 login and Administrator password For more complex network configurations click the Advanced Criteria arrow and fill in the Server name and Server IP Fully Qualified Domain Name CC Administrator login Administrator password Yy Advanced criteria Optional Server IP moo co aD Once connected you should see the domain s associated users in the Dashboard s Users page these users will be identified by the word Domain in place of password To leave the domain click the Leave button then authenticate by inputting admin username and password For help
63. ental Backup Mode Scheduled Shared folders to back up LACIE usb Destination Backup Backup LaCieKey Backup Schedule Daily at 08 00 Users Management start Status Incremental size 2011 06 02 15 09 00 Done 288 7 MB d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual Total size 288 6 MB 74 DASHBOARD EXTERNAL PORTS AAA LaCie Dashboard ae eie e CED big Network 2 R BL External ports amp Users x USB printer 14 Users In 4 Groups Activate the printer server Printer name Printer cannot be found amp Groups x l External drives i Extemal drives Size Used storage Mounted on Sus he 4 Groups LACIE 488 7MB uum LACIE usb USB o EJECT For 12 Users By Shares x 10 Shares 0 share s over quota 2 Public Shares te General Settings x ga Network x E Drive Information x a qr I S Z IP Address 10 0 1 4 vy 3 5 LaCie 5big Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB On Workgroup THU Obtained by DHCP 100 Mb s a 2 JUNE Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 wd 2011 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 iSCSI Capacity 4 GB a aa MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 16 09 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits This page provides you with information on devices connected to one of the LaCie NAS USB or eSATA expansion ports USB Printer Your LaCie NAS features a printer server To activate it click the Activate the printer server check box Then power on the printer and connect it to the NAS via a USB expansion port on the rear of yo
64. epair LaCie cannot under any circumstances guarantee the integrity of data remaining on a returned drive We make no provisions for data recovery and cannot be held liable for any data loss on drives or media returned to LaCie All products returned to LaCie must be securely packaged in their original box and shipped with postage prepaid except for Products registered under the Advance Care Option NOTE TO AUSTRALIAN CUSTOMERS Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure Contact us LaCie Australia 458 Gardeners Road Alexandria NSW 2015 AUSTRALIA Phone 02 8063 3711 Email info au lacie com For fast technical support create a support ticket after registering your product at www lacie com au register d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 138 LEGAL INFO COPYRIGHTS Copyright 2014 LaCie All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written consent of LaCie CHANGES The material in this document is for information
65. erver 10 0 1 1 MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 95 Media Servers iTunes Your LaCie NAS can act as an iTunes Music server streaming audio files to a computer on the network running iTunes Once configured a playlist bearing your NAS machine name will appear in the Shared category within iTunes and audio files stored on the NAS will be listed in this playlist Follow these steps 1 Make sure your LaCie NAS is connected to your home network as described in Connect to the Network 2 Enable the Multimedia service on the Dashboard see Dashboard General Settings 3 In iTunes make sure Library sharing is enabled in Preferences gt Sharing gt Look for shared libraries 4 Access the shared playlist in iTunes SHARED maces Technical note The iTunes Server Service supports the following file types mp3 wav aac pls and m3u Media Servers Windows Media Player Once configured Windows Media Player WMP can play files located on the LaCie NAS through the network connection Follow these steps 1 Make sure your LaCie NAS is connected to your home network as described in Connect to the Network 2 Enable the Multimedia service on the Dashboard see Dashboard General Settings 3 In WMP click Organize gt Manage Libraries gt Music or Video or Pictures d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 96 O Windows
66. front LED becomes solid red then release it The LED should become solid red about 10 seconds after you turn on the product 4 The front LED will blink blue When it becomes static blue press the front button once within 5 seconds to confirm reset 5 If any of the steps are omitted the product will boot normally without resetting d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 120 RESET WITH DATA LOSS Important info This procedure only works with the 5big Network 2 Caution Following these steps will erase all Dashboard data such as users groups shares and settings AS WELL AS FILES STORED ON YOUR NAS It will also reset the machine name to the default and reset the network settings to DHCP In certain cases you may wish to reinitialize your LaCie 5big Network 2 For example it is going to be repurposed by moving it from one branch office to another Since the new branch office employs a different team you decide to reset the 5big to its out of box state To do so follow these steps Remove the disks 1 Turn the power switch to the Off position 1 Since the drives must spin down please wait a few minutes before removing all disk trays 2 If necessary use the disk lock tool to unlock each disk tray The line must be in a vertical position 3 Please prepare a flat clean area to place all five disk trays Since they contain hard drives make certain to use caution and avoid electrostatic discharge 4 Once the disk
67. ftware Just make sure that the user whose computer will be backed up onto the share has access to the share d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 98 CONNECT TO A COMPUTER VIA USB Note This chapter refers to the d2 and 2big Network 2 only This chapter explains how to connect your LaCie d2 or 2big Network 2 to a computer via USB For details on connecting your NAS to a network see Connect to the Network If your network is limited to 10 100 Mbit transfer speeds or if you use WiFi the USB connection will generally permit faster transfer times In this case LaCie suggests that as a first step you copy large quantities of files from your computer to your LaCie NAS via USB then as a second step connect it to the network Follow these steps to connect your LaCie NAS to a computer via USB 1 You must successfully connect your NAS to the network see Connect to the Network and complete the Setup Wizard on the Dashboard see Dashboard Accessing before connecting the d2 or 2big Network 2 to your computer via USB 2 You must also allocate space to the USB share before continuing To do so 1 While the NAS is still connected to the network access Dashboard Drive Information 2 In the drive table in the USBShare row click the configuration icon USB drive 3 Click Resize USBShare 4 Drag the slider to change the amount of space allocated to USBShare maximum is 500GB After you click d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User
68. guration Choose between Configure using DHCP and Configure manually If your network is DHCP enabled as are most consumer networks the LaCie NAS will automatically be assigned an IP address and other values As a result most users will see that the table has been filled in with values If you select Configure Manually you will be able to modify the table values to conform to your non DHCP managed network Remote Access See Advanced Accessibility Features d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 77 Advanced Tab LACIES 5big Network 2 Network Standard Advanced Bonding Proxy Configuration 4 Enable proxy SMTP Configuration Enable SMTP SMTP Server Port Proxy Sener Port 35 lacieproxy com 0 Optional Optional T aaia v Authentication required g Authentication required aS ohnsmith lacie com Password Password me oo EJ Sand a vstzation ema Email address admin testiacie com Zk General Settings x gP Network x E Drive Information x LaCie Sbig ree vee Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB On Workgroup Fe Obtained by DHCP 100 Mb s 3 S Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 DNS Server 10 0 11 ISCSI Capacity 0 8 MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 09 12 Proxy Configuration ole LaCie Dashboard rf rare http lacie Sbig local network fi amp Users x 14 Users In 4 Groups amp Groups x 4 Groups For 12 Users Bil Shares x 10 Shares 0 share s over quota 2 Public
69. he entire contents of the source folder will be saved each time the backup job runs This method offers high security but may not be the most efficient use of storage capacity Full optimized means that after the initial full backup only modified or missing or new files are d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 59 modified in subsequent backups 5 Select a backup mode then click NEXT gt LALA O http 10 0 1 4 backup LACIES 5big Network 2 HR Backup amp Users x 1 Type 2 Configuration 3 Finish 14 Users EEEEEESE Eas In 4 Groups Select a Backup mode Manual Grou Create and initiate backups as needed amp ig Scheduled 4 Groups Set a backup to a fixed schedule daily weekly monthly or custom For 12 Users Automatic The backup begins each time the Source and Destination are detected For example the destination is an eSATA external hard drive Each time the Destination is plugged into the eSATA port the backup will automatically run Al Shares x 10 Shares 0 share s over quota 2 Public Shares 2k General Settings X gil Network x E Drive Information x a Ve p IP Address 10 0 1 4 4 LaCie 5big Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB Q ste Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 lt lt 2011 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 iSCSI Capacity 4 GB ie MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 T 5 09 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits Manual means that the backup job will only run when you execute it
70. help you choose the best way to protect your data In 4 Groups Automatic RAID The system will decide the optimal RAID level when new disks are added to your 5big Network 2 3 Groups x Manual RAID current You must use the wizard to modify the RAID level or add new disks 4 Groups For 12 Users Bil Shares x 9 Shares 0 share s over quota 1 Public Shares Fx General Settings gt lt gil Network x E Drive Information x i y F Vi LaCie Sbig IP Address 10 0 1 4 os Capacity 3 6 TB athe Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 235 DNS Server 100 11 ISCSI Capacity 0 B MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 Cee Te 08 56 LaCie 2011 Credits Automatic RAID 5big Only In automatic mode the RAID mode will be chosen automatically to ensure constant protection with maximum capacity At least two disks must be installed in your 5big for this option to work This way you can increase the number of disks in your NAS or rotate in new higher capacity disks without ever losing your data The Wizard will also tell you Know if you re about to choose a destructive ie one in which data will be lost RAID change such as moving three disks in RAID5 to four disks in RAIDO Caution If the Wizard warns you that a destructive RAID change will occur cancel the Wizard and perform a backup before proceeding with Automatic RAID mode Once you select Automatic RAID click NEXT then click FINISH to initiate the Automatic RAID mode your NAS will
71. hts reserved 2007 2008 Google Inc All rights reserved 1990 2003 Sleepycat Software All rights reserved 1995 2004 Jean loup Gailly and Mark Adler 2004 Micah Dowty 1997 2006 by Secret Labs AB 1995 2006 by Fredrik Lundh 1988 1990 1993 1994 by Paul Vixie 2007 2009 Charles du Jeu This list of licenses can evolve over time and can be found on the user interface under the heading Credits CANADA COMPLIANCE STATEMENT This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations CAN ICES 3 B NMB 3 B d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 140 JAPAN COMPLIANCE STATEMENT This is a Class B product based on the standard of the Voluntary Control Council for Interference from Information Technology Equipment VCCI If this is used near a radio TV receiver it may cause radio interference Install the equipment according to the manual This statement does not apply to the LaCie CloudBox MANUFACTURER S DECLARATION FOR CE CERTIFICATION C We LaCie solemnly declare that this product conforms to the following European standards Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2004 108 EC Low Voltage Directive 2006 95 EC d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 141
72. icensed and warranted pursuant to separate written agreement This warranty does not apply if the product has been misused or has been damaged by accident abuse misuse or misapplication if it has been modified without permission of LaCie or if any LaCie serial number has been removed or defaced If a customer has purchased a LaCie Advance Care Option ACO to go with this equipment the ACO shall be valid for three 3 years from activation d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 136 EXCEPT FOR THE LIMITED WARRANTY SET FORTH ABOVE ALL PRODUCTS ARE SOLD AS IS AND LACIE EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND WHETHER EXPRESS IMPLIED OR STATUTORY INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY NONINFRINGEMENT AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE WITHOUT FURTHER LIMITING THE GENERALITY OF THE FOREGOING DOES NOT WARRANT 1 THE PERFORMANCE OR RESULTS OBTAINED FROM USING THIS PRODUCT 2 THAT THE PRODUCT IS APPROPRIATE FOR THE CUSTOMER S PURPOSES 3 THE MANUAL IS ERROR FREE OR 4 THAT NO DATA WILL BE LOST WHILE USING THE PRODUCT THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE RESULTS AND PERFORMANCE IS ASSUMED BY THE CUSTOMER THE WARRANTY AND REMEDIES SET FORTH ABOVE ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHERS ORAL OR WRITTEN EXPRESS OR IMPLIED EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS This Limited Warranty applies only to hardware products manufactured by or for LaCie that can be identified by the LaCie trademark trade name or logo affixed to them
73. ick NEXT d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 62 z5 i ie pas a ott A 7 i i Z LACIES 5big Network 2 Backup 1 Type 2 Configuration 3 Finish SSS Backup amp Restore Wizard This wizard will help you to configure a backup job or a restore job to or from a LaCie server To begin please choose one of the options below Local Backup Backup data stored on your LaCie server to an external disk or another folder Remote Backup Backup data stored on your LaCie server to another server O Restore Restore your data to your LaCie server gm Network x IP Address 10 0 1 4 Obtained by DHCP 0 Mb s Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 Failover Bonding mode AsdAcdiital herp lacie Sbig local backup fi oje amp Users x 16 Users In 2 Groups Pil Shares x 6 Shares 0 share s over quota SFT g Sg LaCie 2011 Credits 3 In the next screen choose a share or folder on your NAS you wish to back up then click NEXT I ons a E i el ee et eee T T _ ee o LaCie snboard a Al AL e ntty lacie Sbig local backup LACIES 5big Network 2 Backup 1 Type 2 Configuration 3 Finish Select a backup source a internal shares C Admin _ Didactics Lessons C Didactics Video A C HR Docs Oy Pubie O _ Share gi Network x E Drive Information x IP Address 10 0 1 4 Network dr
74. ie warrants to the original purchaser that this equipment shall be free of defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one 1 two 2 three 3 or five 5 years depending on the model from LaCie s date of original shipment when the equipment is used normally and is properly serviced when needed If you discover a defect covered by the warranty set forth above your sole and exclusive remedy will be for LaCie in its sole discretion to i repair or replace the product at no charge to you or if a repaired unit or replacement product is not available ii to refund the current market value of your product You acknowledge and agree that replacement product at the sole option of LaCie may be a new product or a remanufactured product In order to receive the remedy set forth above you must return the product during the warranty period and include with each returned product i a copy of your original purchase invoice to verify your warranty il a Return Material Authorization number ili your name address and telephone number iv a copy of the bill of sale bearing the appropriate LaCie serial numbers as proof of date of original retail purchase and v a description of the problem The customer must pay all transportation costs for a returned product The product will need to be returned to LaCie within the country of original retail purchase This warranty applies only to hardware products LaCie software media and manuals are l
75. iles unless each user is protected by a strong password Set Up Remote Access 1 Navigate to Dashboard gt Network 2 Under Remote Access check the Automatic port forward box Automatic port forward d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 84 3 In the drop down menu choose LaCie MyNAS eae l rrr LAJA IA http lacie Sbig local network Ce gt 5big Network 2 Network Standard Advanced Bonding IP Configuration Configure using DHCP O Configure manually 4 Next type a name for your NAS in the Name field Standard Advanced Bonding IP Configuration Configure using DHCP O Configure manually IP Address LL 4 Subnet Mask Default Gateway m ae a DNS Sarver vi a 4 WINS Server of o _o _ o Remote Access MyNAS by LaCie SRW ae LaCie Pach LaCie De Snnoargd me ee a mem aa pese aa Remote Access MyNAS by LaCie DynDNS w P Address CACACE Nome Subnet Mask httpv imynas lacie com Defaut Gateway SCC ACC DNS Server fo See WINS Server olga ata M Automatic port forward Wit as SW LE 7 EPET NA GR e EE E PERREN Lat le Tjiachh hrnn ALIE ee ee Hia u Ome oe Peet eee Remote Access To prevent unauthonzed access to your files make certain to crate a strong password for each user Automatic port forward 5 Next click Apply If your NAS is able to connect to the internet the Dashboard will query the mynas lacie com server
76. in RAID USBShare Data will be erased during the disk format and iSCSI included Do you wish to proceed Bl Shares x A 0 share s over quota 1 Public Shares z General Settings xX git Network xX E Drive Information x amp y I Sg LaCie Sbig IP Address 10 0 1 4 l A n kakao wep Obtained by DHCP aiia eee SSS mi 25 MAY Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 J2 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 iSCSI Capacity 08 MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 LaCie 2011 Credits The Dashboard will become unavailable while the RAID mode Is changed d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 107 Rebuilding Times Rebuilding a protected RAID array takes many hours depending on the capacity of the disks and your NAS available resources concurrent tasks such as backups or torrent downloads will slow rebuilding Changing to an unprotected RAID mode ie RAIDO takes less than a minute Note that data is accessible during rebuilding ABOUT RAID MODES Refer to the table below for an overview of the different RAID modes and see the descriptions for details Note that this information is also explained in the RAID Setup Wizard on the Dashboard see above for details RAID Mode Capacity Protection Product Factory Default RAID 0 100 kkk kee 2big 5big 2big RAID 1 50 kkekkwe e 2big 5big RAID 5 default 80 kkk 5 big 5 big RAID 5 Spare 60 took 5big RAID 6 60 5big t RAID 1 is only available for the 5big if there only two
77. in storage capacity For example if the first drive has a 1TB disk fill all the slots with 1TB drives 2 SELECT THE CORRECT DISK TRAY Please make certain to add new drives in the order of the numbered slots 5big Network 2 The first disk should be inserted into Disk Slot 1 on the far left If you have additional drives insert the second disk into Disk Slot 2 the third disk into Disk Slot 3 etc d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 11 Disk Slot 5 Disk Slot A Disk Slot 3 Disk Slot J Diksis 1 3 REMOVE THE EMPTY DISK TRAY 5big Network 2 1 Use the included drive lock tool to unlock the drive tray Turn the lock until it is vertical d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 12 2 Place your index finger into the space behind the handle 3 Please use caution when drawing out the drive tray handle d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 13 4 Repeat the process if you are adding more than one disk Make certain to remove the Disk Trays in the proper slot order 4 SECURE THE DISK Find a suitable work area with adequate space and a flat even surface Make certain that all necessary components are available LaCie NAS Disk Tray Hard drive Disk Tray screws Use only the screws that are provided with your LaCie NAS Phillips head screwdriver Please confirm that the head of the screwdriver is the proper size for the Disk Tray d2 2big and 5big Network 2
78. ired fields sisle a All O nhtp lacie 5big local 71304324743 share LACIES 5big Network 2 fe Grou ps ADD GROUP a Users x Administrative Re 9 Users Users Management In 4 Groups Group name Description Shares Users Domain Coaches R 2 rw SZ Existing Group Group data is organized in a table Click the text in the Group Name column to change the group name Click the text in the Description column to change the group s description optional The number in the Shares column shows how many shares the group has access to Click the number to view the share s The number in the Users column shows how many users belong in the group Click the number to view the user s The bullet in the Domain column indicates whether the group has been inherited from when the product joined a domain or if it was created using the Dashboard Click the configuration icon to bring up a settings menu for the group From this menu you can Manage users to modify group members In the resulting window highlight a user then click the arrows to join disjoin a user from the group Users Members aabdelnaby admin bwilliams radelman Delete this group See below d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 55 Importing Groups from Active Directory 1 If you have successfully connected to an Active Directory domain see Dashboard General Settings you will see a button on the Dashboard Groups
79. ivate services on your device on a global or default level There are three levels of service activation global default and share The global level overrides the other levels If a d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 47 service is activated at the global level a green light will be listed in the Running column When the light is green the service will be activated by default when a new share Is created The share level overrides the default level but not the global level To activate a service at the share level see Dashboard Shares Click the box in the service s row to activate or deactivate the service for all shares Click the Options icon to 1 Activate or deactivate the service at the global level 2 Activate or deactivate the service at the default level SMB service Default value Activated 7 x The following table describes the available services Service Description SMB Allows file and print sharing between computers running Windows or Unix AFP Enables file services for Mac OS X NFS Allows a client computer to access files over the network Standard network protocol used to copy files from one host to another over di a TCP based network SPIP SSH File Transfer Protocol Multimedia services allow you to stream media files from your NAS to Multimedia UPnP enabled players such as cell phones computers and game consoles See Advanced Accessibility Features for details Time Machine Al
80. ive Capacity 3 6 TB Capacity 10 GB fi amp Users x 16 Users In 2 Groups Le Shares x 6 Shares 0 share s over quota SFU Y SZ LaCie 2011 Credits 4 In the next screen choose whether the destination NAS is a LaCie NAS or non LaCie rsync compatible NAS Then click NEXT d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 63 LACIES 5big Network 2 fR olen Backup amp Users x 1 Type 2 Configuration 3 Finish 16 Users E ES In 2 Groups Backup to ALaCie NAS Choose this option if the destination is a LaCie NAS O A rsync compatible server Choose this option if the backup server supports the rsync protocol Pil Shares x 6 Shares 0 share s over quota gP Network x E Drive Information x IP Address 10 0 1 4 Obtained by DHCP 0 Mb s Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits If you choose LaCie NAS 1 In the next screen the Dashboard will scan the local network for LaCie NAS aani tity lacie Sbig local backup c LACIES 5big Network 2 fe Backup amp Users x 1 Type 2 Configuration 3 Finish 16 Users e a N In 2 Groups Detecting LaCie NAS on the local network CLT Pil Shares x 0 share s over quota 1 Public Shares I SKIP g Network Xx IP Address 10 0 1 4 F A y Hi Bas gt 0 1 1 10 0 1 00 D0 48 8F EC B1 Failover LaCie 2011
81. k Rack LaCie d2 Rackmount Kit d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 10 ADDING DISKS TO AN EMPTY ENCLOSURE Note This section only applies to new diskless LaCie NAS enclosures When following the directions below please install one or more disks that have not been formatted and do not contain system information If you own a 2big Network 2 or 5big Network 2 with hard drives pre installed in one or more disk slots please go to Connect to the Network Note that the product does not need to be connected to the network during this process To reset your LaCie NAS to its factory default go to Reset to Factory Conditions Please follow the order of operations when adding hard drives to your diskless LaCie NAS enclosure Choose a compatible hard drive Select the correct disk tray Remove the empty disk tray Secure the disk Power on and initialize the LaCie NAS Format the disk s See the full explanations for each step below O U A WUWU NEBE 1 CHOOSE A COMPATIBLE HARD DRIVE When adding a new drive to an empty slot consider a LaCie 5big Drive LaCie drives are specially prepared and optimized for use with LaCie NAS If you are installing non LaCie disks please check the list of supported Network Hard Drives LaCie cannot guarantee performance or functionality when using unsupported drives Only 3 5 SATA II drives may be used in the NAS enclosure LaCie recommends selecting drives that are equal
82. k using the Ethernet cable connected a USB drive to the USB expansion port Type A but the drive does not mount and is not listed in the LNA Q Is the drive s file system supported by the LaCie product A Your LaCie NAS only recognizes external hard drives with the following file systems MS DOS FAT32 NTFS HFS non journaled only EXT3 or XFS If your drive s file system is not one of those listed reformat it then reconnect to the LaCie NAS Q Is the drive formatted in MS DOS FAT32 and has a volume s larger than 2TB A Due to a limitation inherent in MS DOS volumes larger than 2TB won t be recognized by the LaCie NAS I can t copy a file from a connected external hard drive to a share on my LaCie NAS Q Is the drive formatted in MS DOS FAT32 and the file size is larger than 2GB A Due to a limitation inherent in MS DOS files larger than 2GB cannot be transferred to a share on the LaCie NAS d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 126 d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 127 Troubleshooting the USB Connection d2 2big only connected my NAS to a computer via USB but the NAS is not recognized by the computer Q Does an icon for the drive appear on the desktop A There should be an icon for the LaCie NAS in My Computer Computer Windows users or on the desktop Mac users unless you ve set the Finder preference not to show External disks on the desktop If the drive does not appear fo
83. kly 4 Groups 3 Check for an update manually by clicking the gray downward arrow If a link appears click it to begin the download d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 116 Status Update available Details Status Downloading pA 4 When the download completes follow the onscreen instructions to complete the update 5 During the process the drive will reboot and will therefore disappear from the network temporarily When it reappears you can verify the new software version on the Support page UPDATE USING LACIE NETWORK ASSISTANT This update procedure will not erase your configuration or files saved to the drive Important info Before proceeding make sure to follow the following recommendations Connect your PC or Mac to the network using an Ethernet cable turn off wireless connection Make sure users on your network have stopped data transfers to the NAS Turn off other NAS on the network except the one you wish to update Disconnect all connections to shares on the NAS you want to update 1 Make sure you are using the latest version of LaCie Network Assistant minimum 1 4 2 If you download a newer version make sure to uninstall previous versions 2 Download the latest software update for your product from here 3 Run LaCie Network Assistant 4 Go to Preferences and make sure IPConf Support is deactivated d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 117 IPConf Support O 5
84. ld type machine name or IP address and click Go Alternatively from the Start menu click Run type machine name or IP address and click OK Type the name of a program folder document or it Internet resource and Windows will open it For you ee Cancel Browse Windows 7 and Vista Users 1 In an explorer window address field type machine name or IP address and hit enter eS gt lacie 5big File Edit View Tools Help Organize Open Burn New folder Fr Favorites Libraries Homegroup E Desktop ee Syster Folder a System Folder dJi Downloads Administrator system Folder Computer System Folder S Recent Places ihraries Option 3 1 Launch LaCie Network Assistant Windows Users Select LaCie Network Assistant in Start Programs A Network Assistant icon will appear in the system tray and LaCie Network Assistant will automatically detect your LaCie product on the network Mac Users Select LaCie Network Assistant in your Applications folder A Network Assistant icon will appear in the menu bar and LaCie Network Assistant will automatically detect your LaCie product on the network 2 Right click the icon in the system tray Windows or click the icon in the menu bar Mac and select Configuration Window 3 Select your LaCie NAS machine name from the list of devices in the left hand column then click the Volumes tab d2 2big and 5big Netw
85. le Netbackup Server Your NAS can be used by another NAS whether it s on the same network or is remote as a target for backup This function must be activated before it will function A non LaCie NAS must be rsync compatible To activate the service 1 From Dashboard gt Backup click the Netbackup Server tab 2 Click the ENABLE button 3 Choose a password This password will protect your NAS from unauthorized access through the rsync protocol Choose a password to grant a LaCie NAS or rsync compatible server access to your Sbig Network 2 Password co Confirm your password 4 The next screen will list all the parameters you will need in order to create a backup job on the other NAS targeting your LaCie NAS Note that you can click the magnifying glass to view the password d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 72 ware t http lacie Sbig local backup Cc a 5big Network 2 HR Backup amp Users x Jobs list NetBackup server ate l l 16 Users Enable this option to grant a LaCie NAS or a rsync compatible server the right to backup directly to in 2 Groups your 5big Network 2 NetBackup server amp Groups x Parameters to launch a backup from another device to your 5big Network 2 3Gr oups IP Address 10 0 1 4 For 15 Users Login netbackup Password ERE I Port 873 Bil Shares x Port 22 when selecting the encrypted transfer option 6 Shares 0 share s over quota 1 Pu
86. les they store To create this shortcut to shares using LNA follow the steps below 1 From the LNA menu click Configuration Window 2 Select your NAS from the left hand column 3 Click the Volumes tab 4 Next to the share s you wish to map click the check box under the column Auto Mount d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 88 Select Auto Mount to automatically mount a volume at login LaCie 5big Sbig Network 2 Volume Auto Mount A Admin E afp Apple File Sharing E Backup afp Apple File Sharing azy Drills Center Ser afp Apple File Sharing z5 Drills Forward afp Apple File Sharing ETR Drills Guard afp Apple File Sharing z HR Forms afp Apple File Sharing Authenticated as admin If you see the message can t list volumes it may be because you are using an outdated version of LNA Download the most recent version from the LaCie website 5 PC users The share will mount in My Computer Computer automatically when the computer detects it on the network Mac users The share volume icon will appear on your desktop and in your Finder automatically when the computer detects it on the network Create Shortcut Using Operating System If you would like a shortcut to accessing shares follow this procedure Windows XP Vista and Windows 7 Users 1 From an Explorer window in Windows XP select Tools gt Map Network Drive For Windows Vista and Windows 7
87. llow the rest of the Troubleshooting tips to isolate the problem Q Does your computer s configuration meet the minimum system requirements for use with this drive A Check minimum system requirements in Introduction for more information Also try changing the computer you are using Computer problems can manifest themselves in many ways Even if the computer appears to be working properly this is a worthwhile test Q Is the drive s power supply connected A Make sure that the power supply is properly connected see Connect to the Network and that the outlet the power supply is connected to is working Q Did you follow the correct installation steps for the USB connection A Review Connect to a Computer via USB Q Are both ends of the USB cable securely attached A Only use a USB cable provided by LaCie Check both ends of the USB cable to make sure they are fully seated in their respective ports Try disconnecting the cables waiting 10 seconds and then reconnecting them If the drive is still not recognized restart your computer and try again Q Is there a conflict with other device drivers or extensions A Contact LaCie Technical Support for help You receive error messages when copying files to the drive Q Did you get an Error 50 message while copying to drive when connected via USB A When you connect the d2 Network 2 to a computer via USB the USB share of the drive that mounts on the computer is formatted in M
88. lows Time Machine to back up a Mac onto your LaCie NAS share d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual Active by Default Yes Yes No No No No No DASHBOARD DRIVE INFORMATION YA LaCie Dashboa X Google aj A AL nttp 10 0 1 4 drive Ba LACIES 5big Network 2 aR Drive Information Drive Drive size 4 TB Formatted size 3 6 TB Capacity Used Available Used storage Network drive 3 6 TB 5 5 MB 3 6 TB ma iSCSI Drive 11 GB 0B 11GB me X Bi Shares x 2 Shares 0 share s over quota 1TB Terabyte 1000GB 1GB 1 000 000 000 bytes Total accessible capacity varies depending upon operating environment typically 10 15 less E Drive Information x a y P Sr Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB iSCSI Capacity 11 GB LaCie 2011 Credits 5big Network 2 est LA AS uct hetp 10 0 1 4 drive LACIES 2big Network 2 fe Drive Information Drive Drive size 2TB Formatted size 1 8 TB Capacity Used Available Used storage amp x Network drive 15TB 426GB 1575 mms 8 Groups For 0 Users USB drive 300 GB 64KB 300 GB ie a gt lt Support x 0 Logs Email notification Version 2 1 3 ITB Terabyte 1000GB 1GB 1 000 000 000 bytes Total accessible capacity varies depending upon operating environment typically 10 15 less Tk General Settings x Network x MB Drive Information x A F F y i i r
89. m that will allow you to choose and manage the RAID mode most optimized for your data MODIFY RAID MODE Navigate to the Dashboard RAID Management page This page consists of the following elements 5big 2big he al gt La LA LEJO nttp lacie 2big local raid LACIES 2big Network 2 RAID mode MANAGE RAID status mode RAID 1 amp J used 2 drives hala aA http lacie Sbig local raid Ce gt 5big Network 2 RAID mode I RAID status mode RAID 5 Jf used 3 drives Clean Clean RAID mode This box shows you the current RAID scheme for your NAS as well as the number of disks involved in the scheme RAID status This box lets you know whether the array is healthy degraded or synchronizing A yellow warning icon will inform you if your array is unprotected in the case of a single disk failure This may be due to a degraded protected RAID array or if you have chosen RAIDO Drive map Click the illustration of the disk to see which slot in the NAS the disk occupies RAID Setup Wizard Click the MANAGE button to launch the RAID Setup Wizard In the next screen choose between Automatic RAID 5big only and Manual RAID d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 104 000 LaCie Dashboard alJ ALA nnp sfacesbinoaleaid OOOO LACIES 5big Network 2 fi RAID Setup ee 1 Mode selection 2 Settings 3 Finish 14 Users The RAID Setup will
90. main sub domain name Again check the machine name object location rights in AD Could the user belong to a different sub domain not authorized to access the product Note If the LaCie product fails to connect to a properly configured AD you should provide LaCie technical Support with the domain network configuration log from the Dashboard Support page for analysis d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 133 PRECAUTIONS Caution It is essential that you use only the power supply that shipped with your product since it is a shielded type power cord that meets FCC emission limits as well as to prevent interference to the nearby radio and television reception Caution Modifications not authorized by the manufacturer may void the user s authority to operate this device Important info Any loss corruption or destruction of data while using a LaCie drive is the sole responsibility of the user and under no circumstances will LaCie be held liable for the recovery or restoration of this data To help prevent the loss of your data LaCie highly recommends that you keep TWO copies of your data one copy on your external hard disk for instance and a second copy either on your internal hard disk another external hard disk or some other form of removable storage media If you would like more information on backup please refer to our website Important info 1TB Terabyte 1 000GB 1GB 1000MB 1MB 1 000 000 Bytes Total accessible
91. may enter 1 to 20 characters using letters numbers hypen and underscore No other symbols special characters punctuation or spaces may be used Do not begin or end with a hypen or underscore New Share To create a new share click the Add Share button then fill out the required fields d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 41 LaCie Dashboard LACIES 5big Network 2 fR Shares CED amp Users x Ms Ci ex 9 Users Shares Management in 4 Groups Name Description Quota GB Usage Groups Users Protocols Creative No limit 2 gq SZ Existing Share Share data is organized in a table Click the text in the Name column to change the share name Click the text in the Description column to change the share s description optional Click the text in the Quota column to change the share s maximum size A number in the Usage column indicates the amount of storage space occupied by the share The number in the Groups column shows how many groups have access to the share Click the number to view the group s The number in the Users column shows how many users have access to the share Click the number to view the user s A blue circle in the Protocols column indicates that the network protocols for this share are controlled by the global value set in Dashboard General Settings Services tab Click the circle to override the global value for this share Click the configuration icon to
92. n error message Q Is your password correct A If you input an email address in the User page you can retrieve your password To do this click on the forgot my password link on the login page Follow the instructions to complete the retrieval I ve noticed a delay in accessing the shares Q Are you transferring multiple files simultaneously using the download feature or rebuilding the RAID array A Access to a Share including file transfers and bit torrent activity as well as rebuilding the RAID array can reduce performance cannot see the media files stored on the LaCie NAS on my UPnP AV media player or adapter Q Are the media files stored on a public share and is the multimedia service active A UPnP AV devices will only discover media files stored on public shares Files stored in non public shares are not accessible to UPnP devices Additionally the multimedia service must be activated on the global level or for the share in question Troubleshooting Expansion Device Connection The hard drive key or USB printer connected to my NAS expansion port is not recognized Q Is the NAS connected to your computer via USB type B d2 2big only A Devices connected to the USB or eSATA expansion port hard drive or printer are automatically unmounted when you connect the NAS to a computer via USB To make the hard drive or printer accessible disconnect the drive from your computer and connect it to the networ
93. n or exclusion may not apply to you This warranty gives you Specific legal rights and you may have other rights which vary from state to state Your opening of your package your use of the product or your return of the enclosed Registration Card acknowledges that you have read and agree to the terms of this Agreement You further agree that it is the complete and exclusive state of the agreement between us and supersedes any proposal or prior agreement oral or written and any other communications between us relating to the subject matter of this Agreement d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 137 Read carefully all information related to warranty and precautions of use of your new LaCie product in the user manual For products purchased in the United States you may contact LaCie at 22985 NW Evergreen Parkway Hillsboro Oregon 97124 Email sales lacie com Website www lacie com Customer service 503 844 4503 Service DOA On rare occasions a newly purchased LaCie product may be delivered in non working order We are working to avoid these issues but unfortunately these situations may arise from time to time Within the 15 calendar days of purchase should you experience an issue with your new LaCie product we ask you to return the product to the place where it was originally bought You will be required to give a proof of purchase Customer Warning Please be sure to back up your data before returning your drive to LaCie for r
94. o reformat 1 Click the FORMAT button 2 In the blue window that opens confirm by clicking the FORMAT button Formatting the device XFS will erase all stored on the hard drive I5C5I Included Choose Cancel if you do not wish to format A CANCEL FORMAT d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 50 Caution Formatting will erase all the data on your drive but will not remove users or settings Make sure to back up all your data onto another volume before proceeding If you are formatting USBShare and wish to back it up first onto another share LaCie recommends you use the File Browser See Dashboard File Browser instead of using SMB AFP i e using the Finder for Mac users or an Explorer window for Windows users LaCie cannot be held for responsible for the loss of data occurring during formatting Details specific to the d2 2big On this page you have the ability to allocate storage to USBShare See Connect to a Computer via USB for details on connecting your LaCie NAS to a computer via USB To change the storage allocated to USBShare click the capacity in the USBShare row then drag the slider maximum is 500GB Once you click on the slider you can use the left or right keys on your keyboard to fine tune When you re done click Apply USBShare Network Storage free space 4 GB L 3 6 TB Details specific to the 5big On this page you have the ability to allocate storage to iSCSIShare See Configure iSCSI f
95. o the NAS J E J E E J J J J E J J J J J J 2 Turn the device on via the power button on the back of the enclosure PRR ERE OOROOOOCOEOCOCOOCOOCOOCOCOCOOCOCCOCEOCOCLOOC CEE hd d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 17 3 The front LED will 1 Blink blue 2 Turn solid blue when initialization is finished 3 Flash red and blue The red and blue lights indicate the system is loading 4 The LaCie NAS is ready to format the disk s once the front LED turns solid blue again 6 FORMAT THE DISK S Steps 1 through 3 should take approximately seven minutes 5big Network 2 1 Press the front LED button for five seconds The drive s will spin up and the front LED will blink blue and red d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 18 2 The NAS will reboot to complete the initialization The front LED will blink red and blue 3 The system is ready once the front LED turns solid blue 4 Go to Connect to the Network d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 19 CONNECT TO THE NETWORK This chapter explains how to connect your LaCie NAS to a network For details on connecting your NAS directly to a computer via USB 2big d2 only see Connect to a Computer via USB A CONNECT THE ETHERNET CABLE 1 Connect the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port on the back of the product 2 Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable into an available Ethernet out port on your router or hub refer to you
96. o your network Reindex the Media Server If some files seem missing on your multimedia device you can force a re scan of your media files To do so 1 Navigate in the Dashboard to the General Settings page then click the Services tab 2 Click the configuration icon in the Options column of the Multimedia row 3 Click the Re index link Note that if you have a lot of multimedia files on your NAS this process could take more than an hour d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 94 N PIE ets O EPT al a A ntp lacie 5big local general 7 LACIES 5big Network 2 fR General Settings General Services Use this page to activate or deactivate services on your device You may also define advanced parameters for each service Name Description Running Options SMB joye a and print sharing between computers running Windows e X AFP Enables file services for Mac OS X e 4 NFS Allows a client computer to access files over the network we x FTP Standard network protocol used to copy files from one host to e X another over a TCP based network SFTP SSH File Transfer Protocol Xx Multimedia Multimedia services allow you to stream media files from your NAS e Time Machine Allows you to backup your Mac on a share If data appears to be missing on your multimedia device Network rescan the media files IP Address 10 0 1 4 A rescan may take 100 Mb s several hours Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 DNS S
97. oading can sometimes take a few minutes to begin d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 44 000 LaCie Dashboard al laja http lacie Sbig local 1304324743 download LACIES 5big Network 2 fe Download amp Users x Name Size Destination Speed Progress Action Ahuv_net W 3 7GB Transfer Dow 373KB s Wi 30 0 0 9 Users In 4 Groups Download Page Settings STOP THE DOWNLOAD MACHINE mn TCP Listening port 51413 Download rate limit Upload limit rate Max active KB s KB s downloads Unlimited Unlimited 5 Below the list of downloads are several settings TCP Listening port Click the number to choose a router port through which the torrent service will operate Download rate limit Click the number here to type a maximum download speed Upload limit rate Click the number here to type a maximum upload speed Max active downloads Click the number here to limit the number of torrents that can download upload Simultaneously Type zero for no limit Technical note Because the torrent client service uses bandwidth and system resources multiple simultaneous downloads can impact your LaCie NAS performance Additionally even after a download has completed it may continue to use system resources if it is uploading as long as the torrent Is active d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 45 DASHBOARD GENERAL SETTINGS General Tab gt Ca LA CETO nttp 10 0 1 4 gene
98. on 3 Finish 14 Users SSS SSS eee eee in 4 Groups Select a restore point Last backup 2011 06 02 15 13 amp Groups x Restore points by date Select the restore point date 4 Groups For 12 Users Bil Shares x a oo eee ee ee es Select the restore point time 10 Shares 0 share s over quota 15 09 2 Public Shares k General Settings gt a Network x E Drive Information x amp y SF r4 IP Address 10 0 1 4 LaCie 5big Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB On Workgroup THU Obtained by DHCP 100 Mb s gii 2 JUNE Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 Ta k 2011 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 iSCSI Capacity 4 GB MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 ee 15 gt 15 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits 5 In the next screen choose where to restore the backup Restore to the initial place to save over the source folder with the backed up folder This will erase the source folder contents If you want to restore the backup to a specified folder click this option then click the BROWSE button Navigate to the destination then click APPLY d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual o Lala a A GEJO nnp 710 0 1 4 backup LACIES 5big Network 2 ft Backup giua ii 1 198 14 Users Sa In 4 Groups amp Internal shares Select the destination gt Gl Admin gt Backup Restore to the initial place This will gt Drills Center Grou x O favor of the restored data gt d Drills Forward amp
99. ont LED will blink red and blue 6 The system is ready once the front LED turns solid blue 7 Go to Connect to the Network d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 123 GETTING HELP If you are having problems with your LaCie product consult the table below for a list of available resources Order Source Description Location Quick Concise steps to follow for getting your Either a printed leaflet or accessory box and included in the 1 Install Guide product up and product box or download PDF from the product page running Includes interactive 5 Support troubleshooting www lacie com support select your product then click the Pages topics for most Troubleshooting tab common problems sa Includes common 3 nual troubleshooting See Troubleshooting Topics below topics Create an account on 4 Customer lacie com register Create an account here Support your product and fill www lacie com us mystuff login htm logout amp rtn mystuff out a support ticket Note LaCie is dedicated to providing high quality products that enrich the lives of our customers To help LaCie offer the best customer support we encourage you to create an account and register your product at www lacie com us mystuff login htm logout amp rtn mystuff You can give us important feedback as well as receive updated information on your LaCie device SOFTWARE UPDATES LaCie frequently releases firmware updates to improve the functionality of products
100. open an Explorer window navigate to Computer and click Map Network Drive d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 89 Map network drive Map Network Drive 2 Browse to and select the share you wish to auto mount 3 Windows will offer the option to mount the share each time you log on to the computer 4 Repeat steps 1 3 for other shares Mac Users 1 Open a new Finder window On the left of the window navigate to Shared gt machine name gt share If prompted type in your username and password and click Connect 2 Repeat step 1 for each share 3 To mount the share automatically each time you log on to you computer 1 From the Apple icon in the menu bar select System Preferences gt Accounts gt Login Items 2 Click on the sign to add a new item to the list and browse for the share Please note that the shares must be mounted in order to add them to the list d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 90 a g Public Volume 3 When you log on to the Mac OS the share s will automatically mount on your desktop as long as you haven t configured your Finder not to display connected servers on your desktop d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 91 ACCESSING SHARES VIA FTP The FTP protocol is used to transfer files from one computer to another through a local network or over the internet This protocol allows you to exchange files with your friends or relatives securely as only people with a
101. or details To change the storage allocated to iSCSI click the capacity in the iSCSIShare row then drag the slider maximum is 2TB Once you click on the slider you can use the left or right keys on your keyboard to fine tune When you re done click Apply iSCSI Share Network Storage free space 4 GB 3 6 TB CANCEL APPLY d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual a1 DASHBOARD SUPPORT Configuration IOA O i LaCie Dashboard al gt A Al nttp 10 0 1 4 support Qr Google LACIES 5big Network 2 fR Support amp Users x Configuration Version 2 0 0 Auto update ov Y 2 Users System log Status The software is up to date Email notification Last check 2011 06 02 13 51 02 Succeeded Logs i amp Groups x 2011 06 02 00 12 00 The RAID array is clean 0 Groups For 0 Users Al Shares x 2 Shares 0 share s over quota 1 Public Shares 2k General Settings X gi Network x E Drive Information x J gt LaCie Sbig IP Address 10 0 1 4 ates P y X PRSA THU Obtained by DHCP omea SEE SHER RSE i D JUNE Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 aaa T 2011 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 iSCSI Capacity 4 GB MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 Failover 14 22 Berara moso LaCie 2011 Credits Version Your LaCie NAS operating system version will be listed here This information is important when you re updating the OS or if you need to speak with LaCie technical support System Log Click the Downlo
102. or to operational humidity beyond 10 80 non condensing or non operating humidity beyond 10 90 non condensing Doing so may damage the LaCie device or disfigure its casing Avoid placing your LaCie device near a source of heat or exposing it to sunlight even through a window Inversely placing your LaCie device in an environment that is too cold may damage the unit Rated cooling for altitudes up to 2000 meters If your drive features a power cable always unplug it from the electrical outlet if there is a risk of lightning or if it will be unused for an extended period of time Otherwise there is an increased risk of electrical shock short circuiting or fire Use only the power supply shipped with the device if applicable Do not use the LaCie device near other electrical appliances such as televisions radios or speakers Doing so may cause interference which will adversely affect the operation of the other products Do not place the LaCie device near sources of magnetic interference such as computer displays televisions or Speakers Magnetic interference can affect the operation and stability of your LaCie device Never use excessive force on your LaCie device If you detect a problem consult the troubleshooting section in this manual Protect your LaCie device from excessive exposure to dust during use or storage Dust can build up inside the device increasing the risk of damage or malfunction Never use benzene pain
103. ork 2 User Manual 28 Select Auto Mount to automatically mount a volume at login LaCie 5big Sbig Network 2 fe Volume Auto Mount RETS Admin afp Apple File Sharing om Backup Fas z afp Apple File Sharing Fa Drills Center afp Apple File Sharing L om Drills Forward afp Apple File Sharing O PUn oom Drills Guard afp Apple File Sharing KELN HR Forms ey i afp Apple File Sharing H C Authenticated as admin Authentication 4 Double click the share you wish to access The share will open in a Finder window Mac or an Explorer window Windows Transfer files normally from your computer to the share Technical note Mac users If the share does not open in a Finder window simply navigate in the Finder to Network gt machine name gt share name d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 29 ADMINISTRATION DASHBOARD All LaCie NAS feature an easy to use browser based administration tool called the Dashboard that will allow you to manage users groups shares and the other product features DASHBOARD ACCESSING There are two ways to access the Dashboard using the LaCie Network Assistant and using a browser Access Dashboard Using LaCie Network Assistant 1 Click on the LaCie Network Assistant icon in the system tray Windows users or menu bar Mac users and select machine name gt Web Access Windows users or machine name Mac users
104. ork x IP Address 10 0 1 4 Obtained by DHCP Default Gateway DNS Server MAC address Bonding mode 100 Mb s 10 0 1 141 10 0 1 1 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 Failover E Drive Information x Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB iscsi Capacity 4 GB Q7 Google fi amp Users x 14 Users In 4 Groups amp Groups x 4 Groups For 12 Users Bil Shares x 10 Shares 0 share s over quota 2 Public Shares Yre lt LaCie 2011 Credits 3 In the next screen choose one or multiple sources ie what will be backed up in the left hand column Then choose a destination ie where the files will be backed up in the right hand column To create a new folder navigate to where you wish it to be created then click the CREATE FOLDER button Note that shares or folders to which you do not have write access will not be listed Click NEXT d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 58 gt 7 cono al CATA EO mep 7710 0 1 47 0ackup LACIES 5big Network 2 fR Backup amp Users x 1 Type 2 Configuration 3 Finish 14 Users SSS Ss In 4 Groups Select backup sources and destination Source Destination amp Groups x Drills Center internal shares f s gt Admin d O Drills Forward om 4 Groups O Drilis Guard i AppleDouble Forte ORs E C HR Forms gt J Network Trash Folder gt E Temporary Items Multimedi a mapas CI AppleDesktop ms i _ PlayBook
105. page labelled IMPORT FROM DOMAIN Click the button 2 A window will appear listing all the groups on the domain Type a few characters in the text field to filter results 3 Hold down the Command key Mac users or Ctrl key Windows users to select multiple users 4 Click the IMPORT button 5 The imported groups will appear in the table You can identify which groups were imported from the domain because the circle in the Domain column will be green Delete a Group To delete a user click the gray X on the far right of the user s row Confirm in the dialogue window Note that deleting a group will not affect user data Are you certain that you wish to delete this Group CANCEL d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 56 DASHBOARD BACKUP OO gt a A b nttp 10 0 1 4 backup LACIES 5big Network 2 fR Backup amp Users x Job List 14 Users Name Mode Status Owner Size Next scheduled time In 4 Groups a BU LaCie Key Scheduled Done admin 288 6 MB 2011 06 03 08 00 x O amp Groups x 4 Groups For 12 Users Al Shares x 10 Shares 0 share s over quota 2 Public Shares KIED k General Settings X gi Network x E Drive Information x J S7 IP Address 10 0 1 4 P y Zas LaCie 5big Network drive Capacity 3 6 T8 On Workgroup THU Obtained by DHCP 100 Mb s gii 2 JUNE Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 _ lt j lt 2011 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 iSCSI Capacity
106. r router or hub s documentation if necessary AR noe a FUL se LALLA a ara a na a a atata a ata naa arara aara j f 1 aaa a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a5 5 d ETTET 3 a as VEEP URELEE ERLE EE 3 atetatetet meran BEG 5 is 2 onanere E f C r 8 ee 2 a 5 5 ha L E EEI m S ice E j l we 7 a a aj E 4 T T Sr le ES KA ei ii g a al 2 SIS ISNS eg UE al PE m gt E E iy al L Jal Y i mi F STITT E n l m E E E E E E E E E E ene epee EEEE E wi d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 20 B CONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY 1 Connect the power supply to a wall outlet and to the product 2 Turn on the drive by pressing the power button on the back of the drive The front LED will turn on and then begin blinking ii E EE E E E jas eis sptaanasnaannaanaanaas eee 3 Parks eee p Sea s 8s 8 eee ee ee 8 se ees aae E 5 mee ee 2 m sa a a a a 4 m a m S maan 3 z T 5 D m 2 F rm gt E Ej EHI G 4 La i al a z 4 J i Slade ToL pa ABIallalialea SIE a 5 e aA j d ae Ra ho ka At Mg ohh amp y uf I F fp U 5 i 3 IS i 3 pi a 5 i J O eat ia A x e F wT ann n E E E E E E E E E enaee Bee ee eee es Caution Only use the AC adapter supplied with your specific LaCie device Do not use a power
107. ral e Qr Googe LACIES 5big Network 2 fie General Settings amp Users x General Services Machine Name LaCie 5big Language English 1 wee Date 2011 06 02 Timezone GMT 08 00 Pacific Time US amp Canada Tijuana Time 08 31 NTP Server pool ntp org amp Groups x 0 Groups For 0 Users Domain Workgroup Workgroup Domain Notjoined A Shares x 2 Shares 0 share s over quota 1 Public Shares tk General Settings x gil Network gt MB Drive Information x E S Sg IP Address 10 0 1 4 y i LaCie 5big Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB On Workgroup THU Obtained by DHCP 400 Mb s gii 2 JUNE Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 Sr al 2011 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 iSCSI Capacity 0 B MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 ES o8 3 1 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits Machine Name The machine name identifies your LaCie NAS on your network You can change it from the default by clicking on the text and typing a new one Keep in mind that the machine name is limited to 15 characters is case sensitive and can consist only of alohanumeric characters without spaces or symbols Date The date and time are set automatically if you assign an NTP server see below If not click the text and select a day from the calendar Time If the time is not set by the NTP server click the text and select the proper time Language Click the text to change the Dashboard language Timezone Click the list
108. re fully initialized Backup in progress Solid blue e Drive working read write Blinking red Temperature alert first level ee Power supply has been cut but power is still being supplied through the UPS Solid red Temperature alert critic level the product will shut off Power supply has been cut and the UPS has run out of reserve power the product will shut off d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 7 2big Sbig Front LED Color Blinking blue Solid blue Blinking red Solid red Rear LED Color Activity LED for working disk s until they are fully initialized Blinking blue red Activity LED for working disk s Solid red for non functional disk s Activity LED Activity LED for working disk s Solid red for non functional disk s Off in disconnected disk s d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual State Occurs as the device is booting will cease once the drives are fully initialized Backup in progress RAID synchronizing will cease once operation has concluded Drive working read write RAID is degraded data is intact but no longer protected from further failed disks Temperature alert first level Fan is not spinning Power supply has been cut but power is still being Supplied through the UPS Temperature alert critic level the product will shut off Power supply has been cut and the UPS has run out of reserve power the product will shut off RAID has
109. rt up to two disk failures with no data loss RAID 6 provides for faster rebuilding of data from a failed disk RAID 6 Dar a eras ec rs cd Cee C1 cp IL cq C3 C3 o O a ops Disk 1 Disk 2 Disk 3 Disk 4 Disk 5 d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 110 REPLACING DISK Disk Removal If your array is protected ie in a RAID1 or RAID5 6 5big only mode you can remove a disk without damaging the array and losing data a process also referred to as hot swapping However if you remove a disk from an unprotected ie RAIDO array you may lose data Caution After continuous use of the NAS drives may be hot Use caution when removing 1 The drive tray may be locked To unlock it use the included drawer key to turn the lock until the slot is vertical 2 Draw out the drive tray by inserting your finger into the space behind the drive tray handle and pulling to disengage the drive d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 111 Disk Insertion Important info In the event that an individual hard disk fails in your LaCie NAS please contact your LaCie reseller or LaCie Customer Support Please replace a defective hard drive only with a new drive provided by LaCie Replacing a drive involves two main steps installing the new drive and claiming the new disk on the Dashboard RAID page see below Note that the new disk must have equal or greater capacity than the disk it is replacing 1
110. s Click the LNA icon in your system tray Windows or menu bar Mac and select Configuration Window Select then copy the MAC address text MAC Address 00 D0 48 8F EC 81 2 Next click the LNA icon in your system tray Windows or menu bar Mac and select Wake Up a Device ai CQ 172 F3156rem g ThujJun23 11 41 LaCie Sbig Public Wake Up a Device Configuration Window Preferences Quit LaCie Network Assistant 3 Paste the MAC address into the field and click Wake Up 4 Amessage will inform you that the message has been sent to your NAS Subsequent use 1 Click the LNA icon in your system tray Windows or menu bar Mac and select Wake Up a Device 2 Choose the NAS product you wish to wake up from the menu d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 93 Wake on LAN allows you to power on a remote device on the network Device to wake up 3 Click Wake Up MEDIA SERVERS You can configure your LaCie NAS to share files read only with UPnP DLNA devices connected to the same network Follow these steps 1 Make sure your LaCie NAS is connected to your home network as described in Connect to the Network 2 Enable the Multimedia service on the Dashboard see Dashboard General Settings 3 Now you will be able to play files located on your NAS share onto any other UPnP DLNA certified player adapter Such as an XBox 360 Play Station 3 a DLNA mobile phone etc that is connected t
111. s symbols hypen and underscore Do not begin or end with a hypen or underscore La e LALA sta hep lacie Sbig local 21304324743 user IKa Goosle LACIES 5big Network 2 fie Users amp Users x jesesssenne ereere ab delnabi test lay a 9 Users Users Management hit Grapa Login Password Email Administr Shares Groups Domain admin RETSRENT admin testtacie com xX 2 1 2 d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual a7 Existing User User data is organized in a table Click the text in the Login column to change the user name Click the text in the Password column to change the user s password Click the text in the Email column to change the user s email address An X in the Administrator column indicates the user has administrative privileges The number in the Shares column indicates to how many shares the user has access Click the number to view the assigned share s The number in the Groups column shows to how many groups the member belongs Click the number to view the group s The bullet in the Domain column indicates whether the user has been inherited from when the product joined a domain or if it was created using the Dashboard Importing Users from Active Directory 1 If you have successfully connected to an Active Directory domain See Dashboard General Settings you will see a button on the Dashboard Users page labelled IMPORT FROM DOMAIN Click the button 900 LaCie
112. s encryption or compression then click NEXT d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 65 http lacie Sbig local backup LACIES 5big Network 2 HR Backup 1 Type 2 Configuration 3 Finish SESS Ee Advanced parameters O Encrypt data during the transfer Your data is protected during the transfer Compress data during a transfer A Best for documents with text and small files Send only the modified parts of files A Best with files over 50MB or if the network has limited bandwidth O Keep all files on the destination even when they are deleted from the source Files are never deleted on the destination p oange 0 Running y El S NetBackup server LaCie 2011 Credits 5 In the next screen the Dashboard will test the connection If the connection succeeds you will see the Select a Backup mode screen which is explained in the local backup section of this user manual Ee aR Ee S T E aly ALA e http lacie Sbig local backup LACIES 5big Network 2 fR Backup 1 Type 2 Configuration 3 Finish e Select a Backup mode O Manual Create and initiate backups as needed Scheduled Schedule an automated backup daily weekly monthly or custom _ Jobe FRA as 3 gt Al F 0 Running y E S NetBackup server LaCie 2011 Credits If you choose non LaCie NAS 1 Type the rsync server name or IP login and password then select the rsync t
113. s on the destination even when they are deleted from the source Files are never deleted on the destination RAID Management X g Backup x gi Network x IP Address 10 0 1 4 T amp amp Pl F Mode Auto 0 Jobs Configured manually 400 Mb s y F 0 Running Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 2 Status Clean DNS Server 10 0 1 1 i NetBackup server MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits 4 In the next screen the Dashboard will test the connection If the connection succeeds you will see the Select a Backup mode screen which is explained in the local backup section of this user manual d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 67 AAF gt o o i n E a ATE p ET E EE T i halaa AS hitp lacie Sbig local backup KQ Google LACIES 5big Network 2 fR Backup 1 Type 2 Configuration 3 Finish SaaS Select a Backup mode O Manual Create and initiate backups as needed Scheduled Schedule an automated backup daily weekly monthly or custom amp Backup x gi Network x IP Address 10 0 1 4 T amp gt Al F 0 Jobs l Configured manually 100 Mb s y rg 0 Running Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 P DNS Server 10 0 1 1 NetBackup server MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits 5 The rest of the wizard follows the same process as for local backup Restore Note Remote NAS backups aren t available for file restoring by the Backup
114. s spin down remove all the disk trays d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 121 u Lo y gt j j Power on and initialize the LaCie NAS The following steps should take approximately three minutes 1 Turn the device On via the power button on the back of the enclosure 2 The front LED will 1 Blink 2 Turn solid blue d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 122 3 Flash red and blue The red and blue lights indicate the system Is loading 3 The LaCie NAS is ready for disk installation once the front LED turns solid blue again Insert and format the disk s Steps 4 through 6 should take approximately seven minutes 1 Carefully insert the full drive tray into the empty Disk Slot 1 You will feel resistance when the drive tray Is most of the way in the bay Gently push the drive tray handle firmly until you feel it snap into place The drive tray handle should be flush with the back of the enclosure 2 If you are adding more than one disk please insert full drive trays into empty slots in the enclosure Make certain to follow the slot numbers For example the second disk should be inserted into Disk Slot 2 the third disk into Disk Slot 3 etc 3 Use the drive lock tool to lock the tray s in place 4 Press the front LED button for five seconds The drive s will Spin up and the front LED will blink blue and red 5 The NAS must reboot to complete the initialization The fr
115. ssistant in Start Programs A Network Assistant icon will appear in the system tray and LaCie Network Assistant will automatically detect your LaCie product on the network 2 Right click on the icon in the system tray Mac Users 1 Select LaCie Network Assistant in your Applications folder A Network Assistant icon will appear in the menu bar and LaCie Network Assistant will automatically detect your LaCie product on the network 2 Click on the icon in the menu bar of 2 Under your LaCie NAS machine name choose the share you want to access d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 25 ee 1172F 3156rpm W Thujun 23 11 41 LaCie Sbig Public Wake Up a Device Configuration Window Preferences Quit LaCie Network Assistant 3 The share will open in a Finder window Mac or an Explorer window Windows Soa a gt N rk gt LaCle 5big Search LaCie 5big P Organize Network and Sharing Center View remote printers x Favorites Public BB Desktop age Share p Downloads WE pE Recent Places E Desktop Libraries Documents a Music E Pictures Fe Videos e Homegroup B lacie jE Computer Cia Network a Control Panel ci Recycle Bin 2 J Public LaCie Sbig Offline availability Not available Share Offline status Online 4 If you are prompted for a username password enter your username and password by default Username admin Password admin T i Enter
116. stop and then restart services It will rebuild the array if necessary Manual RAID This method allows you to manually choose the RAID level Click NEXT to continue In the next screen you can choose how many disks you wish to include in the RAID array Disks not involved are spares that can be added to the array when and if you choose d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 105 Ff me eee aj A Al Je nnp lacie Sbig tocal raid LACIES 5big Network 2 fe RAID Setup 1 Mode selection 2 Settings 3 Finish i RAID Management x g Network x IP Address 10 0 1 4 T 3S amp Al F Mode Auto Configured manually 100 Mb s Y Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 y EJ Status Clean DNS Server 10 0 1 1 MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits Click NEXT In the next screen choose a RAID level Clicking the RAID mode s button will give you an explanation of its strengths and weaknesses Lg gt A A LIO nttp 10 0 1 4 raid Lg m A A 1 nttp 10 0 1 4 raid LACIES 5big Network 2 LACIES 2big Network 2 RAID Setup RAID Setup 1 Mode selection 3 1 Settings 2 Finish Select the preferred RAID Select your choice RAID 1 Without data loss l Without data loss RAID 0 p None None With data loss With data loss RAID 0 5 TB capacity RAID 0 4 TB capacity Disk 2 Disk 3 Disk Disk 5 1 Disk 2 ORAID 5 4 TB capacity Disk 1 4 k RAID 1
117. t thinners detergent or other chemical products to clean the outside of the LaCie device Such products will disfigure and discolor the casing Instead use a soft dry cloth to wipe the device d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 135 WARRANTY INFORMATION LaCie offers first rate service and support through our generous three tiered warranty policy Our 1 2 3 and 5 year policies include comprehensive complimentary web based resources expert in house technical support and worldwide repair and or replacement coverage To benefit from this warranty please contact LaCie Support at www lacie com us support where you can find online support and contact information You may also contact representatives at the original point of purchase who will be able to help guide you Standard warranties vary depending on the product To verify your product s warranty status and to see which Standard warranty is included with your product type in your product s serial number at www lacie com us support If no warranty Is listed under your product s name this means that the warranty has expired WARRANTY UPGRADES If you wish to extend your warranty coverage you can purchase Silver Gold or Platinum Care or Advanced Exchange For details see www lacie com warranties LEGAL INFORMATION A standard LaCie limited warranty is included with all products Please read the terms and conditions below LaCie Limited Warranty Policy LaCie LaC
118. the devices the Eject icon controls it should say Safely remove Click on the LaCie hard disk in this prompt This message will appear Safe to Remove Hardware or similar It is now safe to disconnect the device Windows Vista amp Windows 7 Users d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 100 From the System Tray located in the lower right hand side of your screen click on the plug icon note the white check mark inside a green circle A message will appear detailing the devices that may be safely unmounted Select Eject for the device you wish to unmount A message will appear notifying you that it is safe to remove the device a Open Devices and Printers cw Eject LaCie Device LaCie E m TEETE Px CO a g 24 10 2011 Mac Users Drag the hard drive icon to the trash The icon pictured below is a generic USB device icon Your drive may be represented by an icon that looks like the drive itself When the icon disappears from the desktop the drive can be disconnected d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 101 CONFIGURE ISCSI Note This feature is available only with the 5big Network 2 You can configure a 5big Network 2 share as an iSCSI target client which allows you to mount a network share as a local share You can then format this share in a non network file system such as NTFS HFS or FAT32 The way this works is you can allocate a portion of the 5big Network
119. the same stripe If one physical disk fails the data from the failed disk can be rebuilt onto a replacement disk No data is lost in the case of a single disk failure but if a second disk fails before data can be rebuilt to a replacement drive all data in the array will be lost d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 109 RAID 5 A as es M ee GE Ge Cl Z cp Mee C4 o ie D3 D4 gt JE E2 E3 E4 Disk 1 Disk 2 Disk 3 Disk 4 Disk 5 RAID5 Spare 5big only RAID 5 Spare is a RAID 5 array in which one disk is used as spare to rebuild the system as soon as a disk fails At least four disks are required If one physical disk fails the data remains available because it is read from the parity blocks Data from a failed disk is rebuilt onto the hot spare disk When a failed disk is replaced the replacement becomes the new hot spare No data is lost in the case of a single disk failure but if a second disk fails before the system can rebuild data to the hot spare all data in the array will be lost RAID 5 Spare CE Aa as a BI B2 D Bp B3 Spare qE o Ez C3 pp JE D2 D3 Disk 1 Disk 2 Disk 3 Disk 4 Disk 5 RAID6 5big only In RAID 6 data is striped across all disks minimum of four and a two parity blocks for each data block p and q in the illustration below is written on the same stripe If one physical disk fails the data from the failed disk can be rebuilt onto a replacement disk This Raid mode can suppo
120. tioning If the drive is non functional there are two possible causes e The drive could be corrupted Reformatting the drive can solve this issue e The drive could have a failure in the external power supply or power cable Try using a different one if possible Hard clicking is a very noticeable sound and is akin to hearing metal on metal impacts This behavior usually indicative of a physical failure If nothing traumatic happened to the drive prior to this starting consider it to be soft clicking and troubleshoot the problem as suggested above Troubleshooting the Active Directory Connection Thousands of different network and domain configurations exist so these troubleshooting tips are necessarily general However checking the following points could help Product LAN Side 1 Make sure that the latest product operating system has been installed Check Downloads 2 Make sure no heavy load processes are running not mandatory but could help for example 1 No RAID construction is running wait until RAID is built 2 No multiple downloads are running stop or wait until download is finished 3 No multimedia database building disable Multimedia 4 No backups running stop or wait until backups are finished 3 Make sure all users are disconnected from the product not mandatory but could help and that no heavy data transfers are taking place simultaneously 4 Make sure the product is assigned the correct date time and
121. ume O Select an existing backup job BU LaCie Key 4 Restore data from a backup folder Al Shares x 10 Shares 0 share s over quota 2 Public Shares g Network x E Drive Information x a y I wr IP Address 10 0 1 4 j i A Obtained by DHCP 100 Mb s OKS RAE LES al Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 iscsi Capacity 4 GB MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits If you chose to restore from an existing backup job information about that job will be listed in the next screen for your confirmation Click NEXT If you chose to restore from a backup folder the next screen will allow you to select the source from which d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 69 you want to restore the data Valid backups will have a red folder icon Choose the backup directory then click NEXT Information about that backup source will be listed in the next screen for your confirmation Click NEXT 4 In the next screen choose a restore point A restore point corresponds to a version of the directory for each time it was backup up Choose to either restore the directory from the last backup or by date If you choose by date select the date in the calendar and the time from the drop down menu Then click NEXT ADDOZ ta rt a tet at re La LALA lb hep s to 0 14 ebackup o ooo O LACIES 5big Network 2 fR Backup amp Users x 1 Type 2 Configurati
122. unt 1 Users Change my email address In 0 Groups Technical Support Register Online o N View my groups Groups x tr General Settings m Network amp 0 Groups Users amp Groups For 0 Users Ai Shares SF External ports 4 a Backup y Download Pii Shares x 2 Shares L Drive Information il RAID Management 0 share s over quota 1 Public Shares Eco Management Bg Support Zz General Settings gt lt gi Network gt E Drive Information x Fe y ii Laci IP Address 10 0 1 4 e 5big Network drive Capacity 3 6 TB WED Configured manually 100 Mb s On Workgroup 1 a Default Gateway 10 0 44 xX 2011 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 iSCSI Capacity 0 B MAC address 00 D0 48 8F EC B1 12 2 5 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits Important info Note that if you log in to the Dashboard with administrative credentials you will have full access to the Dashboard s features Without administrative privileges the only pages available to a user will be the File Browser Welcome page and General Settings page d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 34 Logged in User Information admin Change my email address Change my password View my groups To change the username for the currently logged in user click the username admin in the above screenshot and type a new one Click Change my email address if you haven t input one already or click the actual email address if you have Giving an email address allo
123. ur DLNA devices to be able to access files on the external USB or eSATA hard drive connected to the LaCie NAS Note that the Multimedia service must be activated on the Dashboard General Settings page To avoid damaging your external hard drive s file system click the EJECT button before disconnecting it from your LaCie NAS Technical note External USB or eSATA hard disks must be formatted in one of the supported systems to be compatible with your LaCie NAS MS DOS FAT32 NTFS HFS non journaled only EXT3 or XFS d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 70 DASHBOARD NETWORK Standard Tab er ee RT ETAR Lat ie Jacnnoardg 4 As A Masta hitp lacie Sbig local network e LACIES 5big Network 2 fie Standard Advanced Bonding 14 Users Configure using DHCP W Dynamic IP resolution Configure manually Service provider dyndns dyndns org iS Hostname laciedemo2010 amp Groups x IP Address CACC verna Subnet Mask _255 255 _255 __0 Password eee O O 4 Groups Default Gateway v 0 a 1 g Makai gal For 12 Users DNS Server Ca me WINS Sore oC aCaC ala Bil Shares x 10 Shares 0 share s over quota 2 Public Shares Zk General Settings x Network x E Drive Information x a y I r4 LaCie 5big IP Address 10 0 1 4 uias TEE On Workgroup pel Obtained by DHCP 100 Mb s a a al 3a a T 10011 Capaciy 08 MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 09 10 LaCie 2011 Credits IP Confi
124. ur LaCie NAS Once connected the printer will be listed on the Dashboard External Ports page and the printer will become available throughout your network Correct printer drivers must be installed on the host computer USB printer Activate the printer server Printer name Generic USB Printer d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 75 Important info For multi function printers only the print feature is supported If your printer has a scan feature for example it will not work when connected to LaCie NAS In addition only PostScript printers are supported If your printer does not display on the Dashboard External Ports page it is likely that the printer does not support PostScript printing This is frequently the case with multi function and photo printers LaCie cannot guarantee that your printer supports the proper protocols to make it a networked printer External Drives Connect an external hard drive to the LaCie NAS via either USB or eSATA and it will be listed on this page Once connected it will behave similarly to the local shares on your LaCie NAS It will be listed on the Dashboard Shares page and can be accessed using your operating system s file system Explorer Window for Windows users and Finder for Mac users However external hard drives are always fully public on the network quotas cannot be assigned to them and their names cannot be changed Click the Multimedia Indexation box if you wish yo
125. ver address provided to the product is a domain DNS NOT an internet DNS as may be provided by an internet provider The product must connect to the local network domain not to a server on the internet It s important that the product be assigned a correct and reachable DNS server IP address on the local network configuration because joining a domain is based on DNS resolution Verify the DNS IP on another d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 130 computer on the same network as the LaCie product From this computer attempt to ping the DNS server 6 Dashboard Domain Configuration window settings ee a r x Dashboard LALIE VastiVUaru ag htp 82 232 62 150 8080 7locale en network E GED acie nas aR Network amp Users x Standard Advanced IP Configuration Remote Access M sal Configure using DHCP Remote Access Disabled Configure manually IP Address 168 110 gS Groups x Subnet Mask 255 255 255 f Machine Name 198 162 1 22 Defaut Gateway Z 182 C168 110 Fully Qualited Domain 3 Groups DNS Server v Administrator login Co i For 11 Users osanna LIL AL I aaminisvarorpaswrs M gt Advanced criteria Optional Bj Shares x ToD 7 Shares 1 Public Shares Eco Management x Y Download X Z External ports X E g lt we cH Status light e Download Status Printer cannot be found Turn off the hard drives After 05 min pi A USB device cannot be found Deep Sleep e
126. which will create a path from your NAS to the internet Refer to your router s documentation for details 1 Once your router has been configured return to the Dashboard gt Network page 2 Next to the Name field click the configuration icon then select Advanced settings warn http lacie Sbig local network LACIES 5big Network 2 J ik Standard Advanced Bonding IP Configuration a ene Configure using DHCP Remote Access MyNAS by LaCie Configure manually IP Address CCEA Mme auc roups x Subnet Mask 25s 250 _tovimynas tacie comvontheroad Advanced settings ostur catwsy S CC ACCA 0 Groups ONS Soner KoA ar For Users WINS Server EJ eve ea Bil Shares x 2 Shares 0 share s over quota 1 Public Shares TI Z General Settings x a Network x E Drive Information x I a y al PRS IP Address 10 0 1 4 a On AoE WED Obtained by DHCP 100 Mb s EAS ene eee og 2 NOV Default Gateway 10 0 1 1 2011 DNS Server 10 0 1 1 ISCSI Capacity 0 B A ae MAC address 00 D0 4B 8F EC B1 m 10 38 Bonding mode Failover LaCie 2011 Credits Protocol HTTP HTTPS Port forwarding O Automatic Allow your 5big Network 2 to open a port on your router Manual You must configure port forwarding on your router Port 6060 If you do not see the configuration icon next to the Name field first type a name and then click Apply and the icon will appear 3 In the dialogue
127. ws you to receive notifications from your LaCie NAS or to recover your password if you forget it Note that an SMTP server also needs to be defined on the Dashboard or you won t be able to modify the email address Click Change my password to modify the currently logged in user s password Click View my groups to see to which groups the currently logged in user belongs Restart or Deep Sleep Mode To restart or put the NAS into deep sleep mode click this button then choose between Restart and Deep Sleep Mode Note that Deep Sleep Mode must be enabled or this option will not be available see Dashboard Eco Management C Qr Google Deep Sleep Mode Restart fk d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 35 Log Out To log out of the Dashboard click the log out button File Browser See Dashboard File Browser DASHBOARD NAVIGATION The Dashboard is made up of a central area surrounded by widgets or small boxes that represent the different pages that make up the Dashboard The widget displays a summary of the information contained in the page For full information navigate to the page itself TO navigate to a page click the widget below its title or drag and drop a widget to the center of the window TO minimize a widget click the X next to its title TO expand a minimized widget drag its icon over an expanded widget or to an open widget space To rearrange widgets drag the minimized wi
128. xpansion Right drive status LED Drive tray handle Drive lock USB 2 0 Direct Connection Power Connector O CON OD UI BWYN FE d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual Bae OO 5big Network 2 Ue Drive status LED Drive tray handle Drive lock 2X USB 2 0 Expansion ON OFF 2X Gigabit Ethernet 2X eSATA Expansion Power Connector CON DMD UW B WN FE POWER BUTTON FUNCTIONS The multi function front LED button allows you to activate deactivate sleep mode and reset to default Activate deep sleep mode If Deep Sleep Mode is enabled in Dashboard Eco Management click the blue button Wake from sleep mode Press the blue button To wake the drive from Deep Sleep Mode press the blue button or use the Wake on LAN function in the LaCie Network Assistant see Wake on LAN see also Dashboard Eco Management Reset to default This process is explained in Update Product Operating System d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual LED BEHAVIOR The front and rear LEDs indicate drive status and activity only the 2big and 5big have rear drive LEDs This section describes the behavior of the LED indicators Technical note Even if you have turned off the front LED using the Dashboard events triggering a red light will always cause the front LED to turn on d2 Front LED Color State Blinking blue Occurs as the device is booting will cease once the drives a
129. your username and password in the login prompt 3 Click Log in Recovering a Lost Password If a user has forgotten his her password it can be recovered if an SMTP server has been assigned see Dashboard Network and an email address has been input for that user on the Users page 1 In the login page click Have you lost or forgotten your password Have you lost or forgotten your password 2 In the next page type in the username Then type the word you see in the image on the right this ensures that the request is coming from a person and click send d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 32 an oe eee aj lla Aa ht http lacie Sbig local 7page login amp param recovery TE 5big Network 2 Have you lost or forgotten your password Login admin SEND CANCEL 3 The email will arrive in the user s email inbox In the email click the Click here link 4 In the Reinitialize your password screen type your login new password then reconfirm the new password then click Send d2 2big and 5big Network 2 User Manual 33 DASHBOARD WELCOME The welcome page contains links to helpful documents from the LaCie website the ability to change details for the currently logged in user and a list of the different pages that make up the Dashboard e208 LaCie Dashboard f aj A Al IO http 10 0 1 4 welcome LACIES 5big Network 2 fe amp Users x admin My LaCle Acco

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