Netgear RNR4450 – RNR4450 2TB (4x500GB) ReadyNAS 1100 Dual Gigabit Rackmount Network Storage Software Guide

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Access a Share
Depending on how you set up your share, you can access it from many different kinds of 
devices. Not only can you access it from a Mac, Windows, UNIX, or Linux device, you can 
also access it from any device with a web browser, including smart phones and tablet 
computers. You can even access a share when you are not using the same local network as 
the ReadyNAS system. 
Access a Share from a Windows Device
Your ReadyNAS system’s CIFS shares display in Windows Explorer. 
To access a share from a Windows device as a guest:
In the address bar of a Windows Explorer window, enter the IP address of your 
ReadyNAS system.
To access a share from a Windows device as a user:
1. 
Select Map Network Drive.
The location of this option varies depending on what version of Windows you are running. 
See the documentation that came with your operating system.
2. 
Select a letter for the drive.
3. 
Click Browse and select the share.
4. 
If asked, enter your user name and password.
The share appears in the Windows Explorer window.
Access a Share from a Mac OS X Device
If your ReadyNAS system has CIFS or AFP shares, the system displays in the sidebar of a 
Finder window. Click the ReadyNAS system. You can connect to it like you connect to any 
other server.
To access a share from a Mac OS X device:
1. 
In Finder, select Go > Network to view a list of all network servers. 
2. 
Double-click your ReadyNAS system. 
3. 
If you are asked for a password, do one of the following:
•     
If you are using the share security mode, enter the name of the share as the user 
name and then enter the share’s password.
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If you are using the user or domain security mode, enter your user name and 
password and click Connect.