Main window
From the main window you can see who is connected to the
server, from which IP address the user has connected, when the
user has connected and a few more details.
Options
These options should be set ASAP to make your new server
visible on your network. By default it will appear in Workgroup
workgroup.
Domain/Workgroup defines where NAS server will be
visible and accessible on your network.
Netbios Name defines the name of the computer on the
network. This must be a unique name on your network.
Server String is a simple definition string for the NAS
server.
Add User
Click Add User in the toolbar.
To give user access to the NAS server, add there login in the
following box and their password.
NOTE that User Login and Password must be
the same as when the user logs into the workstation.
Now go to the user's workstation and map the newly created
share to a known drive.
The same share can also be added to a DFS tree.
Edit user
Select wanted user in User List the appropriate
option for that specific user and click OK.
Remove User will delete only the user as is. By
checking Remove Home Directory, you will also delete
all the files that the selected user has on NAS server. NOTE
that after clicking OK there is no coming back, all
files are deleted for ever.
The configurations are taking place immediately upon click OK
without rebooting.
Change Password option will give you access to the
password text box.
Disable Login option will momentarily refuse access for
the selected user. A access denied will pop on his/her screen.
Enables Login will reset the usual access to its
share on the NAS server.
User Quota
To set user quota, select wanted user in User List
and define how much disk space the user can have on the NAS
server within Available Disk Space.
Leaving Available Disk Space empty gives an unlimited
disk space use.
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