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1. Any number of drives may be installed in the unit the RAID Modes available are as follows Number of drives RAID Mode 1 JBOD Mode only RAID 0 1 CLONE LARGE RAID 0 3 5 CLONE LARGE RAID O0 10 3 5 CLONE LARGE RAID 0 3 5 CLONE LARGE NOTE RAID 0 and LARGE modes are NOT recommended for use on the Secure NAS unit O AJOIN www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query RAID Modes The Secure NAS unit supports one drive in JBOD Mode several types of RAID and some non RAID drive sets Each configuration has different properties and requirements as follows JBOD Mode Individual Drives Number of drives 1 Unit capacity N A Spares no Fault tolerance none JBOD mode may only be used with one drive installed in the Secure NAS unit RAID 0 Stripe set Number of drives at least 2 Unit capacity size of each member times number of members Spares no Fault tolerance none if any member is lost all data is lost See note RAID 0 stripes the file system across the array by placing chunks of data sequentially between drives in a specific order NOTE Risk of data loss compared to a single drive multiplies by the number of members in a RAID 0 RAID 1 or 10 Mirror set Stripe of mirror sets Number of drives 2 RAID 1 or 4 RAID 10 Unit capacity size of one member RAID 1 or size of2. Determines which drive on the system carries the HOME directory for users The user s home folder is required for FTP transfers and as a network share for private files If a home directory is already defined it will be shown Choose a volume and click Save If any files exist in a previous Home directory they will be moved to the new location Change Current Date and Time Settings for time zone date and time Set time Zone to a listed city nearby in the same time zone Update Device Workgroup Names Settings for the Secure NAS unit s network name and Windows workgroup Default setting is ADDNAS joined to WORKGROUP Setting the workgroup name on all devices on the same network to match is strongly recommended The Device name is used for accessing the Web Interface as well as browsing for the shared folders on the network Update FTP Port Number Changes the TCP Port used by the FTP server Default is port 21 Note that some FTP clients will not be able to connect on alternate ports View Current Network Configuration Displays details about the Secure NAS unit s current network settings Includes device and network names as well as TCP IP settings Configure the Network Settings Starts the network configuration wizard Addonics ae aoe e NAS Manager Workgroup workgroup TECHNOLOGIES Firmware v78a 20130627 145503 Wednesday 3 July 2013 14 03 PDT Administrator admin Configuration Sharing P2P MLDonkey Network Addres
3. on your preferred search engine if you wish to configure this feature and don t know of a server you can use Addonics NAS Manager TECHNOLOGIES Wednesday 3 July 2013 14 05 PDT Administrator admin Device Name ADDNAS Workgroup workgroup Firmware v78a 20130627 145503 Home Configuration Sharing P2P MLDonkey Step 3 Gateway Gateway DNS Servers NTP Server For Technical Support Contact http www_sddonics com supportticketd create asp or phone USA 408 453 6212 ee 9044 Acdicnire Techenin eee ight 2011 Addonics Technologies All rights reserved When the wizard is complete by either choosing Automatic in Step 1 or completing Steps 2 and 3 a confirmation page will appear Clicking the Finish button will apply the settings Addonics NAS Manager TECHNOLOGIES Wednesday 3 July 2013 14 07 PDT Administrator admin Device Name ADDNAS Workgroup workgroup Firmware v78a 20130627 145503 Home i Configuration l Sharing P2P MLDonkey Finished Gathering Information Click Finish to update the NAS with the new settings Applying these changes will require you to reboot your PC Please click Cancel if you do not wish to do this at this time Finish For Technical Support Contect hitp wwwsddonics com supportticketd create asp or phone USA 406 453 6212 ight 2011 Addonics Technologies All rights reserved www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 3
4. easier As soon as the drive is in position it will power up 5 The drives may be locked in place if desired Direct Attached Storage DAS Connector The Secure NAS unit s RAID array may be connected from the DAS connector directly to a computer using the eSATA cable provided This connection can be useful for adding content directly to the RAID array NOTE The DAS Connector is a hardware controlled switch activated by inserting an eSATA cable into the eSATA port on the back of the Secure NAS unit The Secure NAS unit s RAID array will instantly disconnect from the NAS controller inside the unit even if there is nothing connected to the other end of the eSATA cable DO NOT connect an eSATA cable to the DAS Connector except when using the RAID array with an external computer RAID Configuration The Secure NAS unit does not support SATA Port Multipliers Using the unit with more than one drive requires a RAID configuration Using identical drives for all settings other than LARGE is strongly recommended Creating a LARGE array using drives that have different properties will use all space on all members and performance will match that of the member in use during any particular I O operation Creating a RAID using drives that are not all the same size will result in all members using only as much space as the smallest member Creating a RAID using drives that have different performance will degrade the overall performance of the array
5. supported Static IP may be assigned later after initial setup Storage The Secure NAS unit does not support FIS switching for port multipliers otherefore the installed drives must be configured as a RAID array Externally through the use of USB hubs up to a total of 16 physical storage devices may be connected counting the Secure NAS unit s RAID array One SATA port multiplier in JBOD mode may be connected using USB however with more than one such port multiplier connected only one will function others will not be recognized at all Each physical unit may be formatted with up to 4 individual partitions using a Master Boot Record MBR or up to 15 individual partitions using a GUID Partition Table GPT Supported file systems are FAT32 ext2 ext3 ext4 XFS and NTFS The NAS 4 0 unit will by far provide the best performance when using the XFS file system on the Secure NAS unit s RAID array NOTE Initializing a drive with MBR is limited to drives less than 2TB in capacity with up to 4 partitions total For drives greater than 2TB in capacity or if more than 4 partitions are desired the drive must be initialized using a GPT boot record Cipher key The two cipher keys have an identical unique encryption code One of these keys should be kept in a safe and secure location and can be sent back to Addonics for duplicating additional keys If you are down to the last key be sure to make a back up of all the data stored inside your
6. NAS unit prior to sending the last key to Addonics Addonics is not responsible for keys lost in the mail or for retrieval of the data inside the encrypted hard drive IMPORTANT There is no back door for the Cipher tower encrypted hard drives if the Cipher keys are lost or stolen The Secure NAS unit s RAID Array is directly connected to the CipherChain module internally The Cipher Key must be inserted before powering up the unit in order to configure the RAID array During normal operation the RAID array may only be accessed while the CipherChain module is unlocked by either powering up the unit or pressing the CipherChain RESET button while the Cipher Key is inserted The POWER LED on the CipherChain module indicates the CipherChain is unlocked If the CipherChain POWER LED is not glowing the RAID array cannot be configured or accessed www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query Drive Installation 1 Be sure all doors are unlocked use the provided keys to unlock if needed 2 Gently pull the lever on the door to release it 3 Insert the drive as shown on the label inside the door The SATA connector toward the rear with label side to the right The drive should slide in easily don t force it 4 Close the door on the drive bay It should also give little resistance don t force it It can help to slightly tug the lever while snapping the door shut to make it
7. this function destroys data Choose a drive to format If the drive is greater than 2TB in capacity choose the GPT boot record otherwise choose MBR Finally choose Linux EXT3 or Linux XFS for the file system After clicking Format Drive the format utility will request confirmation NOTE For highest possible performance use the XFS file system www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query After clicking Yes l m sure the format utility will create and prepare one partition on the selected drive using all space on the disk A page will load next confirming the format is in progress This page updates once every minute Once formatting is complete the page will change to state it is done Click any of the tabs above the message to perform other tasks If desired this can be done before formatting is complete however the drive being formatted cannot be used until formatting is done and there will be no further notifications Safely Remove Drive Closes all pending I O to a specified drive then unmounts it for removal Caution best practice is to notify any and all users this will be done before proceeding to prevent data loss Abruptly removing a physical drive without notifying users or using the Safely Remove Drive function may cause file system corruption and loss of data Backup Internal System Configuration Information Saves or restores a
8. two members RAID 10 Spares yes if EZ mode is not disabled and 3 RAID 1 or 5 RAID 10 drives are present the array will be initialized with a spare Fault tolerance RAID 1 can withstand the loss of one drive without losing data RAID 10 can withstand the loss of one drive from each mirror set without losing data RAID 1 works by duplicating the exact same data on two drives RAID 10 works by using two RAID 1 sets configured as members of a RAID 0 Disks 1 and 2 are mirrored disks 3 and 4 are mirrored and the two mirror sets are striped together RAID 3 Stripe set with dedicated parity Number of drives at least 3 Unit capacity size of one member times number of members minus one Spares yes Fault tolerance can withstand the loss of one drive without losing data RAID 3 works by striping data for individual I O blocks across all members except one which contains parity data for the stripe set computed internally by the Port Multiplier In the event of failure the missing information can be calculated using the parity information www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query RAID 5 Stripe set with striped parity Number of drives at least 3 Unit capacity size of one member times number of members minus one Spares yes Fault tolerance can withstand the loss of one drive without losing data RAID 5 works by striping entire I O blocks ac
9. v78a 20130627 145503 Home Configuration Sharing P2P MLDonkey Step 3 Security Setting Share Name SHAREDFOLDER1 Share Type CIF ros foe jr Es Jo So Ie J Everyone Set Everyone Set Minimum Permissions i Permissions Everyone Set Minimum Permissions ss To Jo Je Create Share Folder Ee For Technical Support Comact http wwweddonics com supportticketid create asp or phone USA 406 453 6212 Copyrigm 2014 Addonics Technologies Ali nights reserved Rename A Shared Folder Changes the name of the directory as well as the share name for an existing shared folder Select the share to change and type in a new name then click Rename Shared Folder NOTE The new shared folder name will be written to disk using all capital letters If an existing folder of the same name appears and is not all capital letters the Secure NAS considers that not a match and writes the same folder name in all capital letters anyway This can cause unpredictable results if the drive is subsequently connected to a computer If a folder exists of the same name with all capital letters it will be shared without harming any data www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query Remove a Shared Folder Deletes a share from the Secure NAS unit As a precaution this screen requires the word yes is typed in as confirmation NOTE Removing
10. 0am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query View Drive Information Displays details of all connected drives If network shares are configured for drives that have been disconnected those drives will also appear in this list as unavailable Device The letter after sd is the drive s letter in order of when the drive was first encountered by the NAS unit The number at the end of the device label is the partition on the drive in order of the drive s partition map Vendor The drive s manufacturer Model The drive s model number Mount Point Used by the Secure NAS unit internally Type The file system the partition is formatted with Size The total space of the partition Used Space in use on the partition Available Remaining space available on the partition Used Percentage of the partition space in use renter NAS Manager aga aa TECHNOLOGIES Firmware v78a 20120627 145503 Home Configuration Sharing P2P MLDonkey Device Vendor Model Mount Point Type Size Used Available Used sdat ATA Addonics HW LAR c1a8a912 f646 44d8 8973 216d6cbdf706 xfs 13674184 MB 4MB 13674180 MB 1 View User Samba and FTP Login Information Displays a list of open sessions for file sharing of Windows sharing and FTP The login username the computer s hostname and IP address are listed for each session Format Drive Formats a specific drive using a choice of ext3 or XFS file systems Caution
11. HNOLOGIES Wednesday 3 July 2013 14 04 PDT Administrator admin Home Con guration Sharing P2P MLDonkey Add a Share Wizard Welcome to the Add a Shared Folder Wizard which guides you through the steps of adding a shared folder to the NAS Be prepared to provide details such as the folder name and public or private access Begin Wizard Cancel e cal Support Contact nitp www sddonics com suppaortticketic creste asp or phone USA 408 453 6212 taht e 044 Addie Tecercio ji righ zered gme AGSonics Techaciogies All nights reserved Step 1 is to define the name of the share The share name will become the folder name on the drive NOTE The shared folder name will be written to disk using all capital letters If an existing folder of the same name appears and is not all capital letters the Secure NAS considers that not a match and writes the same folder name in all capital letters anyway This can cause unpredictable results if the drive is subsequently connected to a computer If a folder exists of the same name with all capital letters it will be shared without harming any data Addonics NAS Manager TECHNOLOGIES Wednesday 3 July 2013 14 05 PDT Administrator admin Device Name ADDNAS Workgroup workgroup Firmware v78a 20130627 145503 Home Configuration Sharing P2P MLDonkey Step 1 Create Shared Folder Name New Shared Folder Name fr Next gt gt Back Cancel For Technikal S
12. User Guide Ai Secure NAS R5 SN535E1G feo t eee a Www addonics com Firmware v8 a Technical Support If you need any assistance to get your unit functioning properly please have your product information ready and contact Addonics Technical Support at Hours 8 30 am 6 00 pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email http www addonics com support query SN535E1G Front View Back View www addonics com Seeecece 6 Overview 1 Reset Button 2 HDD 3 Cipher Key Socket 4 Power 5 Drive Activity LED 6 Power 7 NAS Status 8 RAID Error 9 Drive Error 10 Power YOY oa Q i HUD Cipher PWR j DG 9 19 eoeeoeeoeoso 0 O U a a ee 1 Extra Connector for Direct Attach Storage 2 Power LED 3 Status LED 4 DIP Switches for RAID Setting 5 Reset 6 RJ45 Connector for LAN Connecting 7 USB Connector for Additional USB Storage 8 40x40mm Cooling Fan 9 Power Cord Socket 10 110 240 V Switch 11 320w ATX Power Supply Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query Power Cord U S Version Shown eSATA Cable WARNING Please remember to set the power supply to your local outlet voltage prior to plugging in the power cord Failure to do so may damage the power supply Cipher Keys Network Cable Power LED next to Power Switch glows green while unit is turned on Power LED on Cipher Chain Module gl
13. a RAID become degraded when the EZ switch is in the OFF position a spare drive will be used automatically to rebuild the RAID if present EZ mode is determined when the unit is powered up Changing the switch will have no effect until the unit has been re powered Warning turning off the EZ switch to rebuild an array will consider any drives not declared array members to be eligible for rebuild as a spare Rebuilding will destroy all existing data on that drive and the drive chosen is not predictable Disconnect any individual drives with valuable data on them before enabling EZ Mode www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query RAID Mode Switches M2 M1 MO SW1 3 SW1 5 The RAID Mode switches define what type of RAID will be initialized when the unit is powered up while the RAID Mode button is held down as follows JBOD Individual Drives FACTORY OFF OFF OFF OFF DEFAULT SETTING RAID 0 OFF ON ON ON ON RAID 5 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF LARGE NOTES 1 Audible Alarm is recommended at all times 2 EZ mode has no effect when no array is defined 3 Disabling EZ for RAID 0 and LARGE is strongly recommended The NAS Controller Unit Boot Process Upon powering up the unit the status LED will blink at first between bright and dim then remain dark for a few moments then begin to blink between bright and dark for a while and finally settle down
14. a shared folder also deletes the associated directory and all of its contents from the drive It is however possible to delete the share without destroying any data simply disconnect the drive physically from the Secure NAS unit before proceeding If the shared folder is on the Secure NAS unit s RAID array shutting down the unit then removing all of the RAID drives and powering up again before deleting the share will preserve the data Update Security Settings Changes SMB and FTP permissions for a share for each user and the general permission for Everyone Select the share to change then click next and another page will appear with current permissions Make desired changes and click Update to apply www addonics com Phone 408 573 8580 Fax 408 573 8588 Email http www addonics com sales query
15. ers Next a new page will appear stating MLDonkey is running Click the link at the bottom of the page that reads Launch MLDonkey Control Panel A new tab will appear in the browser with the MLDonkey web interface If MLDonkey is not fully initialized yet the browser may report a failure to connect If this happens wait about one minute and try again either by refreshing the page or clicking a try again button this step varies depending on the browser used www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query When first setting up a prompt appears warning there is no password for the admin account Click the space between the DL and Input buttons then type the command useradd admin as shown then add a password after a space NOTE The MLDonkey admin account is not the same account as the Secure NAS unit s web interface admin account It is recommended that the password matches for simplicity but not necessary MLDonkey will perform most of the remaining steps automatically and connect to some servers on the Donkey network To download a file using the Donkey network begin by clicking search then enter some criteria and click the Search button After a query message appears click the Search Results button To download a Torrent on the command bar type dllink followed by a space and the full URL path to the Torrent file and pres
16. istrator admin Home Configuration Sharing P2P MLDonkey File Sharing Current Shared Folder Settings Share Name Drive Available User Management Add a Shared Folder Rename a Shared Folder Remove a Shared Folder Update Security Settings Bi Support Comact nttp www edcdonics com supportticketd create asp or phone USA 408 453 6212 igi 2014 Addonics Techaciogies All rights reserved User Management Shows current list of known users on the Secure NAS unit To delete a user click the Delete link next to that username then confirm To change a user s password select the username just above New Password then enter the new password into the New Password and Confirm Password fields and click Change Password To create a new user account click New User then enter the new username and the initial password in the New Password and Confirm Password fields If shared folders are defined on the system select the default permissions granted to the new user for each share Add A Shared Folder Creates a new folder and shares it on the network This function has several steps The first page introduces the wizard Click Begin Wizard to proceed www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query Device Name ADDNAS Workgroup workgroup Firmware v78a 20130627 145503 Addonics NAS Manager TEC
17. ll of the Secure NAS unit s settings using a specified drive Select the volume desired for backups If backups exist on that volume they will be listed under Backups with comments if present To create a backup add a backup comment if desired then click Create Backup To restore an existing backup select the desired backup and click Restore Selected The currently selected backup may also be deleted using the Delete Selected button All three functions will request confirmation before proceeding Reboot Restarts the Secure NAS unit Caution best practice is to notify any and all users this will be done before proceeding Upgrade the System Firmware In the case of a firmware update release this utility applies the update Update will not proceed unless only one volume one partition on one drive is present Instructions on updating firmware are provided with the firmware update Caution All of the Secure NAS unit s settings will be lost in the process of applying firmware Make sure to notify any and all users this will be done to prevent data loss and use the Backup Internal System Configuration Information utility before proceeding www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query The Sharing Tab Device Name ADDNAS Workgroup workgroup Firmware v78a 20130627 145503 Addonics NAS Manager TECHNOLOGIES Wednesday 3 July 2013 14 03 PDT Admin
18. ng beep starts Shortly after releasing the SET button the port multiplier should chirp to indicate the process is complete If instead of a chirp the Port Multiplier sounds a series of short beeps an error has occurred during the process Setting or Modifying the RAID Mode NOTE Setting or modifying the RAID mode destroys all data Be sure the port multiplier is connected to an active host before proceeding The port multiplier will not complete the process if it has no host connection 1 Follow the procedure for resetting the RAID Mode 2 Power down the unit and set the dip switch to the desired RAID Mode 3 While holding the SET button with a ballpoint pen turn the unit on Along beep will sound from the Port Multiplier The SET button may be released once the long beep starts Shortly afterward the port multiplier should chirp to indicate the process is complete If instead of a chirp the Port Multiplier sounds a series of short beeps an error has occurred during configuration of the array BZS Switch SW1 1 The BZS switch is used to silence the audible alarm buzzer The OFF position permits the audible alarm and the ON position silences the audible alarm The BZS switch has immediate effect EZ Switch SW1 2 The EZ spare switch inhibits spares when ON When in the OFF position all individual drives not defined as members of an array are considered spare and are not offered to the operating system Should
19. nt Time 14 00 03 PDT TimeZone America Los_Angeles v New Date 3 v July v 2013 v New Time 14 v 00 v Next gt gt Back Finally review and confirm the settings A ad do n ic S Device Name ADDNAS NAS Manager Workgroup workgroup TECHNOLOGIES Firmware v78a 20130627 145503 Wednesday 3 July 2013 14 00 PDT Administrator admin Configuration Sharing P2P MLDonkey Initial Setup Wizard Finished Summary of settings Admin Username admin New Date Wednesday 3 July 2013 New Time 14 00 TimeZone America Los_Angeles You have completed the initial setup wizard and you may now continue to update your settings Cancel Update settings hnical Support Contact http www addonics com support ticketid create asp or phone USA 408 453 6212 1 Addonics Technol All nights d After clicking on the Update settings button Initial Setup is complete Sharing Files Using the Secure NAS SMB Windows Sharing Connecting to the NAS for direct file access through Windows Explorer is very similar to sharing files between Windows systems Typing ADDNAS or the Secure NAS unit s hostname if changed from the default or the double backslash followed by the Secure NAS unit s IP address is the easiest way to gain direct access quickly After pressing Enter the Explorer Window should show a list of the shares available Opening any of the share
20. ows green when Cipher is unlocked Drive Activity LED Glows blue to indicate power flashes magenta blue and red to indicate activity HDD LED on Cipher Chain Module blinks to indicate RAID activity NAS Status LED front and rear glows when idle blinks to indicate the unit is booting or busy RAID Error glows to indicate the RAID is either degraded or offline blinks to indicate rebuilding is in progress Drive Error blinks to indicate a spare drive that is rebuilding RESET button on Cipher Chain Module press to activate with inserted key or deactivate if no key is inserted RESET button rear on NAS module press and hold as described in Resetting the NAS Unit SET button rear next to dipswitch press and hold during power up to set or reset the RAID setting POWER LED rear on NAS module indicates the NAS module is powered up RAID Setting Dipswitch used with SET button to define or delete a RAID array DAS Connector used for connecting the RAID array to an external computer RJ45 Connector used for connecting to 10 100 1000 Mbit network USB Connector used for attaching additional USB 2 0 storage to the NAS unit www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query Installation Network Connection The Secure NAS unit is factory configured for dynamic IP addressing DHCP client Connect the unit to a network router or switch where DHCP is
21. rk a few times try the Reset button again www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query Initial Setup Windows All of the Secure NAS unit s functions and features are configured using a Web Interface Once the hardware is installed access the Web Interface with a web browser on a computer attached to the same network by typing in http addnas this will work on most Windows systems Be sure the computer accessing the NAS has the Workgroup name set to WORKGROUP MAC Mac users may need to determine the Secure NAS unit s IP address by opening a Terminal window and typing the following command smbutil lookup addnas This utility should return the Secure NAS unit s IP address Typing this address into the web browser should open the Secure NAS unit s Web Interface Linux Linux users may need to determine the Secure NAS unit s IP address if Windows name resolution support is not fully installed and configured by examining the DHCP server s clients table and attempting to connect to each unidentified IP address using a browser until the Secure NAS unit s Web Interface appears Once you have connected to the Web Interface the Initial Setup page will appear Addonics NAS Manager AE TECHNOLOGIES Firmware v78a 20130627 145503 Wednesday 3 July 2013 14 56 MDT Configuration Sharing P2P MLDonkey Welcome to the Initial Setup wizard This wizard will g
22. ross all members of the set with each member taking turns carrying parity data computed by the Port Multiplier In the event of failure the missing information can be calculated using the parity information CLONE Mirror set Number of drives at least 2 Unit capacity size of one member Spares yes Fault tolerance can withstand the loss of any number of drives without losing data as long as at least one complete member remains online CLONE mode works the same way as RAID 1 by maintaining a complete copy of the entire set of data on each drive LARGE Spanned set Number of drives at least 2 Unit capacity 100 of all drives together regardless of differences in size Spares no Fault tolerance cannot withstand the loss of any drives without losing data However some data may be recovered as long as the drive s carrying the file system data boot record directory etc remain online LARGE mode is neither a RAID nor is it a JBOD It works by declaring the sum of all available space of the member drives as a single unit without striping the data As each member is filled new data is stored on the next Notes about Spare Drives To create an array with one or more spares set or modify the RAID mode while the spares are not inserted in the RAID array When EZ mode is enabled SW1 2 OFF individual drives connected when an array is present are considered spare Spare drives must be equal to or larger in size than the smalles
23. s Enter or click Input example dllink http sampletorrent com path dot torrentfile torrent MLDonkey will parse the download and add it to the download queue automatically Files queued for download will appear in the MLDonkey share in the incoming files folder when when complete NOTE this folder has read only permissions and cannot be changed The Configuration Tab Device Name ADDNAS Workgroup workgroup Firmware v78a 20130627 145503 Addonics NAS Manager TECHNOLOGIES Wednesday 3 July 2013 14 00 PDT Administrator admin Home Configuration Sharing P2P MLDonkey Configure the basic settings of the NAS Update Admin Username and Password Advanced Configure User Home Directory Drive Change Current Date and Time Update Device Workgroup Names Update FTP Port Number View Current Network Configuration Configure the Network Settings View Drive Information View User Samba and FTP Login Information Format Drive Safely Remove Drive Backup Internal System Configuration Information Reboot Upgrade the System Firmware t Contact nttp2 wara_esddonics com supportticketic create asp or phone USA 406 453 6212 2011 Addonics Technologies All nights reserved www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query Update Admin Username and Password Changes the web interface management login Configure User Home Directory Drive
24. s Wizard This section is intended only for advanced users The Obtain Network Address wizard allows you to change the NAS network seitings to a specific configuration If you are unsure about manually configuring a network you may cancel this wizard by selecting cancel button Applying these changes will require you to reboot your PC Please click Cancel if you do not wish to do this at this time Begin Wizard Cancel tte wan edd conics com supportticketic create asp or phone USA 408 453 6212 www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query Choosing Automatic will configure the Secure NAS unit as a DHCP client and the configuration wizard will skip to the end Choosing Manual configuration will proceed to Step 2 Addonics NAS Manager TECHNOLOGIES Wednesday 3 July 2013 14 03 PDT Administrator admin Device Name ADDNAS Workgroup workgroup Firmware v78a 20130627 145503 Home Configuration Sharing P2P MLDonkey Network Address Wizard Step 1 Obtain Network Address E Gant For Technical Support Contact http www_eddonics com supportticketi create asp or phone USA 406 453 6212 rigm 2011 Addonics Techaciogies All nights reserved Step 2 configures the Secure NAS unit s static IP address and subnet mask To choose a working static IP address make sure you meet these criteria 1 The subnet mask must ma
25. s is like opening any other folder except when accessing a share for the first time Windows may request a username and password for access to the share unless Everyone permissions have been changed from the default setting of NONE Entering a valid username and password will open the folder with appropriate access rights to that user If NONE permissions are set for that user on that share Another username and password prompt will appear After connecting to a share Windows will use the same username and password for all connections until the Windows user logs off of Windows www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query On Mac systems on the Finder s Go menu choose Connect to Server then in the server address box type smb followed by the Secure NAS unit s IP address On Linux systems use the Connect to share dialog found on the Nautilus or File Manager menu bar then select Windows Share for the type and complete the remaining fields for share name username and password Information required to complete the connection and the system s response vary from one version of Linux to another and should be expected to work about the same way as connecting to a share on an actual Windows PC FTP Server The Secure NAS FTP Server requires the User Home Directory Drive is defined under the Sharing Tab to function Anonymous login is s
26. t member When any type of array is defined individual units will be considered spare If EZ mode is disabled SW1 2 ON all individual drives not configured as array members will be offered to the host adapter as separate units The Secure NAS unit does not the Port Multiplier s switching protocol so this feature is not supported RAID 0 and LARGE arrays are not fault tolerant and spare drives will not be useful When a spare drive is present and a fault tolerant RAID 1 10 3 5 or CLONE is defined EZ mode will automatically rebuild any available spares into the array to replace a failed member During this process the spare drive s Error LED will flicker along with the RAID Error LED until rebuilding is complete www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query Configuring the RAID Using Dipswitches Resetting the RAID NOTE This procedure destroys all RAID data It should not harm individual drives or their contents however creating backups of all data is strongly recommended before proceeding Be sure the port multiplier is connected to an active host before proceeding The port multiplier will not complete the process if it has no host connection 1 Power down the unit and set the dip switch to the desired RAID Mode 2 While holding the SET button turn the unit on Along beep will sound from the Port Multiplier The SET button may be released once the lo
27. tch the rest of the network exactly 2 The IP address must match the router s IP address exactly where the subnet mask is 255 3 The IP address cannot end in 0 or 255 4 The IP address must not match any other system on the network 5 The IP address should not be within the DHCP server s client pool Device Name ADDNAS Workgroup workgroup Firmware v78a 20130627 145503 Addonics NAS Manager TECHNOLOGIES Wednesday 3 July 2013 14 05 PDT Administrator admin Home Configuration Sharing P2P MLDonkey Step 2 Network Address and Subnet Settings Network Address Subnet Mask pe A C G E G _ Recommended subnet mask is 255 255 255 0 Proceed to Gateway Page gt gt For Technical Support Contact http www_eddonics com supportticketid create esp or phone USA 406 453 6212 Copyrigm 2011 Addonics Technologies All rights reserved www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query The next step is to configure network connections The gateway is usually the internal IP address for the router the Secure NAS unit is connected to DNS entries are usually the same as used by the router s external network configuration determined by your ISP Setting an NTP server will synchronize the Secure NAS unit to a time server usually on the Internet This can be a name or IP address Use the keywords free NTP servers
28. to glowing steadily Once this pattern is complete the unit is ready to communicate This process normally takes about a minute or less but may take longer depending on the complexity of the configuration storage and LAN connections With the 240 possible file systems booting may take several minutes or longer Resetting the NAS Controller Should a problem arise with the NAS Controller or its configuration the unit may be reset simply by turning the unit off then back on after a few moments If this doesn t clear the problem the unit may be returned to its factory configuration by gently pressing and holding the reset button between the power and LAN connectors until the Status LED blinks slowly then rapidly After releasing the Reset button while blinking slowly there will be no changes After releasing the button once the Status LED blinks rapidly the Status LED will continue to blink for a while and may possibly glow steadily for a while as well Eventually it will begin the boot process beginning with blinking between bright and dim Once the boot process is complete and the LED is glowing steadily again all settings will have been cleared and the unit is ready to communicate with all settings reset to the factory default including the network and device name settings If the process appears to become stuck or takes too long to complete you can try disconnecting power then reconnect and after the Status LED blinks bright and da
29. uide you through the steps necessary to configure your NAS for use in your home or office network Please click Next when you are ready Next gt gt Back Support Contact http www addonics com supportiticketid create asp or phone USA 408 453 6212 011 Addonics Technologies All rights reserved Click Next then a dialog will appear requesting the Administrator login The default username is admin and the password is 123456 without the double quote marks Next set a custom password for the admin account The admin account name may also be changed Addonics NAS Manager eea TECHNOLOGIES Firmware v78a 20130627 145503 Wednesday 3 July 2013 14 58 MDT Administrator admin Home Configuration Sharing j P2P MLDonkey Initial User amp Password Setup Admin Username admin x New Password Confirm Password Next gt gt Back ght 2011 Addonics Technologies www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query Next set up the Date and Time Choose a city nearest you in the same Time Zone and be sure the Date and Time are correct Ss Addonics prae ar NAS Manager TECHNOLOGIES Firmware v78a 20130627 145503 Wednesday 3 July 2013 15 00 MDT Administrator admin Configuration Sharing P2P MLDonkey Initial Date amp Time Setup Current Date Wednesday 3 July 2013 Curre
30. upport Comtact http www sddonics com supportticketic create asp or phone USA 408 453 6212 Copyrigm 2014 Addonics Technologies All rights reserved Step 2 is to select the drive the share is to be created on The drive is identified by the drive letter and partition number the vendor and model and the mount point www addonics com Technical Support M F 8 30am 6 00pm PST Phone 408 453 6212 Email www addonics com support query Device Name ADDNAS Workgroup workgroup Firmware v78a 20130627 145503 Addonics NAS Manager TECHNOLOGIES Wednesday 3 July 2013 14 06 PDT Administrator admin Home Configuration Sharing P2P MLDonkey Step 2 Select Volume Volume sda1 ATA Addonics H W LAR 1888012 1846 44d3 8973 2 16dGcbdf706 w Next gt gt For Technical Support Contact http www_sddonics com supportticketic create asp or phone USA 406 453 6212 Copyrigm 2014 Addonics Techaciogies All nights reserved Step 3 is to set the initial permissions for the new share A permission setting for Everyone as well as each individual user is listed with the default permission set to None for both SMB and FTP Once you have reviewed the permissions for all users and made any desired changes clicking on Create Share Folder will complete the Wizard Addonics NAS Manager TECHNOLOGIES Wednesday 3 July 2013 14 06 PDT Administrator admin Device Name ADDNAS Workgroup workgroup Firmware
31. upported with no user home directory and access to any shares with read only or read and write access to Everyone for FTP Authenticated users will have read and write access to their home folder and any other shares defined under the Sharing tab with read only or read and write access for the user for FTP as well as Everyone Getting Started with MLDonkey MLDonkey is a powerful multi protocol Peer to Peer P2P client included with the Secure NAS unit The features and capabilities of this tool are beyond the scope of this user guide the steps below will show how to get MLDonkey up and running For more information on how to use MLDonkey visit http mldonkey sourceforge net MLDonkey Basic Setup The MLDonkey client requires one partition formatted with either ext3 or XFS The Secure NAS unit s format utility can format one physical unit with a single partition using all space if needed Under the P2P MLDonkey tab choose the drive you wish to create the file structure on and click Save Please note this menu will permit setting up folders on incompatible file systems If this is done MLDonkey will not start or may not be able to download files When the folder structure is set up a page will appear stating this is done Click the START button NOTE The MLDonkey setup page will create a share on the selected drive called MLDonkey This share will be configured with None permissions to Everyone as well as all existing us
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