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MY BOOK WORLD EDITION USER MANUAL 5. My Book World Edition II: On the two-drive unit, you have the option of clicking Full Restore to restore all features, including the data volume and shares, to previously saved settings. All current system configurations and user data are lost when using Full Restore. 6. Click OK. To restore the device to factory defaults: Important: Save the current configuration prior to restoring the factory default settings. Performing a factory default reset erases all settings in the My Book World Edition. System configuration resets the device to default factory settings. All information and data will be lost. The LAN settings (including port settings) are not changed. After the reset, the administrator login/password is changed to "admin/admin." 1. On the Restore Configuration page, click Restore Factory Default. 2. Click OK. During the system restore process, the system turns off the power LED and blinks the backup LED. Wait until the system restore process is completed. Note: You cannot access the configuration web pages if you forget the administrator password, IP address setting, or device name. Use the reset button to restore these settings (including IP setting, device name, and administrator password) to factory default configuration. To use this function, press and hold the reset button on the back of the device (next to power interface) for at least 10 seconds. The system reboots automatically and you can then use the default settings to access the device. Advanced Configure the system for root access, SSL certificate/key, power saving, and LED control using the Advanced button on the System tab home page. To open the Advanced page: 1. Click the Advanced button on the System tab home page. To enable SSH access: Secure Shell (SSH) is a network protocol that uses encryption and authentication keys to enable two devices on the network to exchange data securely. Enabling SSH access allows login to a console window using SSH for diagnostic use. The default root user password is displayed for the user. NETWORK STORAGE MANAGER: ADVANCED MODE - 112

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NETWORK STORAGE MANAGER: ADVANCED MODE - 112
MY BOOK WORLD EDITION
USER MANUAL
5.
My Book World Edition II:
On the two-drive unit, you have the option of clicking
Full Restore
to restore all features, including the data volume and shares, to
previously saved settings. All current system configurations and user data are lost
when using
Full Restore
.
6. Click
OK
.
To restore the device to factory defaults:
Important:
Save the current configuration prior to restoring the factory
default settings.
Performing a factory default reset erases all settings in the My Book World Edition.
System configuration resets the device to default factory settings.
All information
and data will be lost.
The LAN settings (including port settings) are not changed.
After the reset, the administrator login/password is changed to “admin/admin.”
1.
On the Restore Configuration page, click
Restore Factory Default
.
2. Click
OK
.
During the system restore process, the system turns off the power LED and blinks
the backup LED. Wait until the system restore process is completed.
Note:
You cannot access the configuration web pages if you forget the administrator password, IP
address setting, or device name. Use the reset button to restore these settings (including IP setting,
device name, and administrator password) to factory default configuration. To use this function,
press and hold the reset button on the back of the device (next to power interface) for at least 10
seconds. The system reboots automatically and you can then use the default settings to access the
device.
Advanced
Configure the system for root access, SSL certificate/key, power saving, and LED
control using the
Advanced
button on the
System
tab home page.
To open the Advanced page:
1.
Click the
Advanced
button on the
System
tab home page.
To enable SSH access:
Secure Shell (SSH) is a network protocol that uses encryption and authentication
keys to enable two devices on the network to exchange data securely. Enabling SSH
access allows login to a console window using SSH for diagnostic use. The default
root user password is displayed for the user.