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Deleting a shared folder, you remove a shared folder, users currently accessing it are

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148 4 Managing the storage system Note: Allocated space is approximate. A small amount will be used by the file system. For example, allocating 1 GB might display as 1014 MB on the screen. 4 Click OK. When the confirmation message displays, click OK. Deleting a shared folder Once you create a shared folder, you can remove it at any time. When you remove a shared folder, users currently accessing it are immediately disconnected from the shared folder. Caution: Deleting a shared folder removes all the subfolders and files in that shared folder. If you want to delete only selected subfolders or files, access the shared folder (as described in "Accessing shared folders" on page 183) and delete the desired items. Notes: • You cannot delete the Homes Folders or the public folder. • You cannot delete the contents of an external disk or eSATA device using the Shared Folders page. To delete its contents, you must give yourself read/write access to that disk (as described in "Assigning users to shared folders" on page 145), access the disk (as described in "Accessing shared folders" on page 183), and then delete the desired folders and files. To remove the external disk from the storage system, use the IPStor Express Manager to disconnect it (as described in "Disconnecting an external device" on page 163). Then physically unplug the external disk from the storage system. Even after you physically unplug the external disk, it remains in the Shared folders list. This ensures that you don't have to re-assign users if you later reconnect the external disk.

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4 Managing the storage system
148
Note:
Allocated space is approximate. A small amount will be used
by the file system. For example, allocating 1 GB might display as
1014 MB on the screen.
4
Click
OK
.
When the confirmation message displays, click
OK
.
Deleting a shared folder
Once you create a shared folder, you can remove it at any time. When
you remove a shared folder, users currently accessing it are
immediately disconnected from the shared folder.
Caution:
Deleting a shared folder removes all the subfolders and
files in that shared folder. If you want to delete only selected
subfolders or files, access the shared folder (as described in
“Accessing shared folders” on page 183) and delete the desired
items.
Notes:
You cannot delete the Homes Folders or the public folder.
You cannot delete the contents of an external disk or eSATA
device using the Shared Folders page. To delete its contents, you
must give yourself read/write access to that disk (as described in
“Assigning users to shared folders” on page 145), access the disk
(as described in “Accessing shared folders” on page 183), and
then delete the desired folders and files.
To remove the external disk from the storage system, use the
IPStor Express Manager to disconnect it (as described in
“Disconnecting an external device” on page 163). Then physically
unplug the external disk from the storage system.
Even after you physically unplug the external disk, it remains in
the Shared folders list. This ensures that you don’t have to
re-assign users if you later reconnect the external disk.