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Table 4. Supported file-sharing protocols (Continued)
Recommendation
Description
Protocol
If users access your storage system using
FTP, enable this protocol.
Many public file upload and download sites use
FTP. The ReadyNAS supports anonymous or
user access for FTP clients. You can elect to set
up port forwarding to nonstandard ports for
passive FTP, allowing clients to initiate a
connection to the ReadyNAS.
FTP (File Transfer
Protocol) and FTPS
(FTP with SSL
encryption)
If users store iTunes media on your storage
system, enable this protocol.
Used by iTunes servers.
iTunes
If users store media served by the
ReadyDLNA server, enable this protocol.
Used by DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance)
servers.
ReadyDLNA
If users access your storage system from a
device that supports Rsync, enable this
protocol.
Fast file transfer protocol that uses a
delta-transfer algorithm to send only the
differences between the source file and the
existing file.
Rsync
If users attach UPnP devices to your network,
enable this protocol.
UPnP is used with
ReadyCLOUD. If you use
ReadyCLOUD, leave UPnP
enabled.
Note
Protocol for automatically controlling router ports
to enable network devices to discover other
devices.
UPnP (Universal Plug
and Play)
If users access your storage system from a
device with a web browser, including a
smartphone or tablet computer, enable this
protocol.
Used on the World Wide Web.
HTTP (Hypertext
Transfer Protocol) and
HTTPS (HTTP with
SSL encryption)
If you use SNMP to manage the network,
enable this protocol.
An Internet-standard protocol for device
management.
SNMP
If users connect to systems using SSH,
enable this protocol.
Protocol for secure data communication.
SSH (Secure Shell)
If users access files using the SMB protocol,
and you want automatic antivirus scanning
of those files, enable this protocol.
Adds antivirus scanning to new files written using
the SMB protocol.
Antivirus
Quotas on Shared Folders
You can set and change quotas on shared folders. Without a quota, a shared folder can use all of the space
on the volume it resides on. You cannot set quotas on home folders. Quotas are a property of the folder
and can be set when the folder is created, or added or changed like any folder property.
Bit Rot Protection
Bit rot is a term sometimes used to describe the gradual changes in disks causing a slow loss of reliability.
ReadyNAS OS can use the checksum functions to check for bit rot and the redundancy in RAID-protected
disks to rewrite corrected data.
Shared Folders
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