Intellinet 501712 Bedienungsanleitung

Introduction

Network Attached Storage (NAS) addresses the growing need for shared network

storage in the home and small/medium sized business environments. NAS has the

advantage of being easy to use, manage and simple in design. Files can be shared

between computers regardless of the operating system they are using or the network

server they are attached to. This solution provides a convenient common storage

resource. Networked storage can be used in the following ways:

At the home:

-Store media files for networked MP3/Media players and computers

-Backup your home computers

-Share files, media, pictures with all of your networked computers

-Make files available when you are away from home

-Run an FTP server without leaving your computer on

-Have personal/private storage for each family member

In the office:

-Provide personal/private storage for employees

-Run an FTP server for file upload and download

-Share files between different operating systems

-Backup data from networked PCs and Macs

-Backup data from other servers

Product Features

-Windows, Mac, and Linux NFSv2 file systems supported

-Create and assign users with passwords for security

-Assign users and groups to shared folders

-No maintenance required

-Built in FTP server for file upload and downloading via the internet

-No user licenses to purchase

-Firmware updates via user interface

-Share your USB storage on the network

System Requirements

For Accessing Files:

Network adapter installed and functioning properly

For configuration:

For PC Users:

Internet Explorer 5.5 and newer or latest Opera browser with Java support

For Mac Users:

Internet Explorer 5.2 or latest Opera browser with Java support

For Linux Users:

Latest Opera browser with Java support

Package Contents

zNetwork Attached Storage Device

zPower Adapter and power Cord

zEthernet cable

zUser Manual CD

zQuick Start Installation Guide

Physical Parts/Connectors/LEDs

Ethernet port : 10/100 Mbps

Ethernet port MDI/MDIX switch

Reset Button

Power Button

Power Jack – DC 12V

LEDs : Link/Activity LED, Ethernet 10/100Mbps LED, HB (Heart-Beat) LED,

HD (Hard Disk) LED, Power LED

Ethernet Port MDI/MDIX Switch (Crossover selector)

The Ethernet port MDI/MDIX switch is used to adjust the

cable connection of the Ethernet port. If the port is connected

to hub, you should move the switch to the “hub” side; if the

port is connected directly to a PC, you should move the

switch to the “PC” side. If after connecting the Ethernet cable from the unit to your

network/system and the LAN link light does not turn on, move the switch to the alternate

position.

Note: Turn the NAS off then turn it back on to get an IP address from the network.

Ethernet Port

The Ethernet port is used to connect to a PC, server, hub,

switch or other network device on the LAN.

Reset Button

If you forget your password and/or unit IP address, you will not

be able to access the NAS. You can use the Reset Button to

restore the factory settings. To initiate a reset, you must hold the

button for at least 5 seconds or until the unit stop beeping.

The primary default settings are listed in the following table.

Configuration Item Default Settings

Administrator Username <empty>

Administrator Password admin

Internal IP address Dynamically Assigned (DHCP Client)

Power Button

Turns the unit on/off. Press lightly once. The unit will write

all data into the drive and safely power down. To force the

unit to power down immediately, press and hold the

button until the power is off.

Description of LEDs

NAS Quick Start Installation

In order to facilitate the use of the NAS, the product comes with default settings that most

users can install without any modification. If the network manager needs to modify any of

the settings, the NAS provides an intuitive Web-based user interface.

NOTE: Make sure that the TCP/IP protocol is installed on the networked computers that

wish to access the NAS.

Hardware Installation

Connect the included Ethernet cable and power

adapter to the back of the NAS.

Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to an available

port on a network switch, router or computer’s LAN port.

LED Status Meaning

On Power On

Power Off Power Off

Solid/Off System is not ready

Heart-Beat Flashing System is ready

On Link is up

Off Link down

Link/Activity Flashing Transmitting/receiving packets

On The network link is 100 MbpsEthernet port

10/100 Mbps Off The network link is 10 Mbps

Plug the AC adapter into a surge

protector.

Turn on the power on the NAS.

If the LAN link LED in the front of the NAS is not ON,

please change the switch next to the LAN port of the

NAS unit to the alternate position. Power off the NAS

and turn it back on to get an IP address from the

network.

Accessing the NAS

If your unit shipped with a preformatted hard

drive, you can find the new share folder by

double clicking My Network Places and the

Nas device name.

Mapping A Share Folder

Mapping your shared folder(s) to your computer makes accessing them easier. When a

shared folder is mapped, it will appear as a drive letter like D: or E: on your computer.

When you want to access that shared folder, you can simply go to My Computer and

double click on the drive letter. You can also have the computer log into the shared folder

at startup so you do not have to manually do it each time.

You can map the NAS’s share folder to

a drive letter under My Computer.

Select Map Network Drive from the

Tools menu.

Select a drive letter you wish to map

your shared folder.

Select Browse and locate the shared

folder from under Entire Network. Click

OK once your have located the shared

folder.

Select Reconnect at logon so you do

not have to repeat this process in the

future.

Click on Finish.

You will now see the Share as a drive

under My Computer. You can access

it by double clicking on the drive.

Enabling UPnP™

Note: UPnP™ is only available in Windows XP and Me. We recommend that this is

enabled for ease of configuration, but it is not required.

To enable UPnP™, go to the

Start menu and select the

Control Panel. Select

Add/Remove Programs.

Click Add/Remove Windows

Components on the left hand

side.

The Windows Components Wizard

screen will appear. Highlight Network

Services and click Details.

Select Universal Plug and Play and

click OK.

Select Next to continue.

After all the components are installed,

click Finish.

You can access the configuration user interface by

double clicking on My Network Places on your

desktop. Double click on the UPnP device to gain

access to the configuration page. Note: You may

need to restart your computer and/or refresh the view

for the device to appear.

Configuring the NAS

There are several methods for accessing the configuration interface for the NAS.

If you have UPnP enabled in your Windows Me or XP

computer, you can access the configuration by

double clicking the UPnP device name under My

Network Places.

You can also insert the installation CD into your Windows

PC and run the NAS Finder utility. Your NAS unit should be

listed with the unit’s IP address. Double click on the device

name or highlight the device name and click on ‘Configure’

to bring up the configuration page.

If you know the name of the NAS

device, you can type it directly into

an Internet Explorer browser. Note:

Some network configurations or

version of IE may not find the

device correctly.

Users who have changed the

default settings to a fixed IP setting

can directly access the

configuration page by typing the

NAS’s fixed IP address in the

browser.

A window should appear asking for a

username and password. Leave the

User Name blank and enter ‘admin’ in

the password field. You will be taken to

the system information screen.

NAS Finder

Included in the CD is a utility for locating the NAS on the

network. This application runs on any Windows 98 SE,

2000, Me, XP operating system. You can run the

application from the CD-ROM or copy it to the computer

that you want to use to configure the NAS.

All NAS devices will be listed in the

NAS Finder along with the associated

IP address of the unit. Double click on

the device name or highlight the

device name and click Configure to

bring up the UI for the NAS device.

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