Seagate STBM3000100 ユーザーズマニュアル

Glossary

 

Seagate Business Storage NAS User Guide

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Also known as permission level, the amount of access any person has to the Seagate NAS. 
Seagate NAS Manager has two permission levels: administrator and user.

A Seagate NAS administrator is responsible for the Seagate NAS and all its settings. An 
administrator can set up or delete user accounts, group accounts, and shared folders; assign 
or remove access permissions; modify any setting on the server; and create other 
administrators. See also user.

Common Internet File System. A file system that lets people with different computers running 
Windows operating systems share files without having to install special software. 

A group of computers administered as a single unit from a central location. 

A problem or change in setting on the Seagate NAS. A change in the server’s name or the 
failure of a disk drive are both server events.

Software that’s built into hardware.

To format a disk drive is to prepare it for reading and writing data. Formatting erases 
background information from a disk drive, tests it, and prepares it for use. Formatting may 
destroy existing files on a disk drive. You must format a disk drive before you can use it.

File Transfer Protocol. A format for exchanging files over the Internet. FTP is commonly used 
to upload files to or download files from a server over the Internet.