Netgear EDA500 – ReadyNAS Expansion Chassis 5-Bay, Diskless Guia Do Programa
•
Documents
•
Music
•
Pictures
•
Videos
These folders are not automatically created on rack-mount ReadyNAS storage systems.
If you want, you can delete or rename these shared folders. You can create other shared folders to organize your
data.
data.
File and Folder Names
A shared folder can contain subfolders to help you organize your data files. If all characters in the file or folder name
are alphanumeric, the maximum length of the name is 255 characters. If you use other kinds of characters, the
maximum length might be reduced. For example, if a file or folder name uses Kanji or Hanzi characters, the maximum
length of the name might be 83 characters.
are alphanumeric, the maximum length of the name is 255 characters. If you use other kinds of characters, the
maximum length might be reduced. For example, if a file or folder name uses Kanji or Hanzi characters, the maximum
length of the name might be 83 characters.
File-Sharing Protocols
You can access shared folders over a LAN or WAN network. Network access to data stored on your ReadyNAS
system is managed by file-sharing protocols, which handle the transfer of data. You can access a shared folder on
your ReadyNAS from other network-attached devices (for example, a laptop or a tablet) if you enable the file-sharing
protocol that the network-attached device uses to access the ReadyNAS. You can enable multiple protocols for an
individual shared folder, allowing users to access the shared folder through various methods. Some file-sharing
protocols, UPnP, SNMP, SSH and antivirus, apply to the ReadyNAS server as a whole, not to indvidual folders.
system is managed by file-sharing protocols, which handle the transfer of data. You can access a shared folder on
your ReadyNAS from other network-attached devices (for example, a laptop or a tablet) if you enable the file-sharing
protocol that the network-attached device uses to access the ReadyNAS. You can enable multiple protocols for an
individual shared folder, allowing users to access the shared folder through various methods. Some file-sharing
protocols, UPnP, SNMP, SSH and antivirus, apply to the ReadyNAS server as a whole, not to indvidual folders.
For information about how to configure and enable file-sharing protocols for shared folders, see
on page 56. For information about how to configure UPnP, SNMP, SSH, and antivirus,
on page 171.
The following table lists the file-sharing protocols that your ReadyNAS storage system supports.
Table 4. Supported file-sharing protocols
Recommendation
Description
Protocol
If Windows users access your storage system,
enable this protocol.
enable this protocol.
Used mainly by Microsoft Windows computers and
sometimes by Mac OS X computers, this protocol
is enabled by default. It is sometimes referred to
as the CIFS (Common Internet File Service)
file-sharing protocol. SMB uses TCP/IP.
sometimes by Mac OS X computers, this protocol
is enabled by default. It is sometimes referred to
as the CIFS (Common Internet File Service)
file-sharing protocol. SMB uses TCP/IP.
SMB (Server Message
Block)
Block)
If only Mac OS X users access your storage
system, you can enable this protocol. However,
Apple fully supports SMB for Mac OS X, and in a
mixed Windows and Mac environment, We
recommend using SMB only.
system, you can enable this protocol. However,
Apple fully supports SMB for Mac OS X, and in a
mixed Windows and Mac environment, We
recommend using SMB only.
Mac OS X computers use AFP. Your ReadyNAS
system supports AFP 3.3.
system supports AFP 3.3.
AFP (Apple File Protocol)
Shared Folders
47
ReadyNAS OS 6.4