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Section 1 - Product Overview Rear Panel Cooling Fan/Outlet Power Receptor USB Ports Gigabit Ethernet Port Reset Button COMPONENT Power Receptor Cooling Fan/Outlet USB Port Gigabit Ethernet Ports Reset Button DESCRIPTION Connect the supplied power cord to the receptor. The cooling fan cools the hard drives and features speed control. When the unit is first powered on, the fans rotate at a low speed, when the temperature inside the unit rises above 49 °C it will start to rotate at a higher speed. Do not cover or obstruct this outlet. Two USB 2.0 (type A) connectors. The USB Host port is for Printers, USB storage, or USB UPS monitoring. Use the Gigabit Ethernet ports to connect the ShareCenter to your local network. The port is equipped with 2 LEDs. The LED on the left will illuminate solid green for a good connection and will blink during data transmission. If this LED is off, check the connection/cable to the device you are connecting to. The LED on the right will light solid for a Gigabit connection and will remain off when connected to a 10/100 Mbps device. Press and hold this button for more than 5 seconds to reset it to its factory defaults. D-Link ShareCenter DNS-340L User Manual 14

Section	Page
Preface	2
Manual Revisions	2
Trademarks	2
Product Overview	8
Before you Begin	9
System Requirements	9
Package Contents	9
Features	10
Checking the Hardware Requirements	13
Hardware Overview	14
Front Panel	14
LED Description	15
Rear Panel	16
Getting Started	17
Hardware Setup	17
Zero Configuration Setup	20
mydlink on the DNS-340L	25
Windows Installation	26
Setup Wizard	26
Hard Drive Configuration	35
Standard RAID	37
JBOD	40
RAID 0	43
RAID 1	46
RAID 5	49
RAID 10	52
Mapping a Drive	61
Alternative Methods for Mapping a Drive	64
Mac - Setup Wizard Installation	65
Configuration	66
Managing your DNS-340L	66
D-Link Storage Utility	67
D-Link Storage Utility - For Mac	69
Web UI Login	72
Web UI General Layout	73
Home	74
Applications	75
Management	76
Management	77
Setup Wizard (Web UI)	77
Disk Management	82
Hard Drive Configuration	82
Hard Drive Configuration Wizard	83
Upgrading from Standard Mode to RAID 1 or RAID 5	89
SMART Test	95
Creating a Schedule	96
Scan Disk	97
Volume Encryption	99
iSCSI Target	102
Creating iSCSI Target	104
Modifying iSCSI Target	106
Deleting iSCSI Target	107
Virtual Volume	108
Creating a Virtual Volume	108
Initializing the new Virtual Volume	111
Editing a Virtual Volume	120
Deleting a Virtual Volume	121
Formatting a Virtual Volume	122
Disconnecting a Virtual Volume	124
Account Management	125
Users / Groups	125
Creating a Single User	125
Creating Multiple Users	130
Modifying Users	134
Deleting Users	138
Importing Users	139
Creating a Group	142
Modifying a Group	147
Deleting a Group	152
Quotas	153
Network Shares	157
Adding/Modifying Network Shares Wizard	158
Deleting a Network Share	164
Resetting the Network Shares	165
ISO Shares Setup Wizard	166
Creating an ISO Image	170
ISO Name and File Path Settings	171
ISO Tree Editing	173
Verifying the ISO image	174
Admin Password	175
Active Directory	176
mydlink Account	177
mydlink Account online	183
mydlink Verification	186
mydlink Java Runtime Environment	188
Creating a New Folder	193
mydlink Settings Details	194
ShareCenter NAS Status	195
Deleting a mydlink device	196
Deleting a mydlink account	197
The mydlink Access NAS App	199
The mydlink Access NAS App - Features	200
The mydlink Access NAS App - Compatibility	201
Network Management	202
LAN Setup	202
IPv6 Settings	205
Link Speed and LLTD Settings	207
Port Bonding Settings	208
Dynamic DNS	209
Port Forwarding	210
Application Management	213
FTP server	213
Block IP List	215
AFP Service	218
NFS Service	218
Multimedia Services	219
Adding a Multimedia Shared Folder	220
UPnP AV Server Settings	227
iTunes Server Settings	228
Syslog Server	230
System Management	231
Time and Date	231
Device	232
System Settings	233
Power Management	234
Notifications	235
Email Settings	235
SMS Settings	237
Adding an SMS Service Provider	238
Event Settings	239
Logs	240
Firmware Upgrade	241
SNMP	242
USB Devices	243
UPS Settings	243
USB Storage Information	244
Printer Information	245
System Status	246
System Info	246
Hard Drive Info	246
Resource Monitor	247
System Services	249
Home	250
My Photos	251
Photo Albums	251
Creating an Album	252
Managing Photos in an Album	256
Slideshow Toolbar	257
Viewing images using Cooliris	259
Stream a Slideshow to your Airplay Device	262
Editing Photos in an Album	263
Selecting a Photo as a Cover image	264
Selecting a Photo to Move	265
Deleting a Photo	266
Sharing a Photo to Picasa	267
Sharing a Photo to Facebook	269
Sharing a Photo to Flickr	272
Deleting an Album	274
Refreshing the Album Database	275
Photo Gallery	276
My Files	278
Upload	279
Download	281
Copy	282
Move	284
Delete	286
Rename	287
Properties	289
Creating a Zip file from the Selected Folder	290
Adding to Zip	291
Unzipping a Zipped File	292
Unzipping a Tar File	293
Opening a File	294
Previewing a File	295
Share to Facebook	296
My Music	297
My Music - The Interface	299
My Music - Categories	300
My Music - Music on your DNS-340L	301
My Music - Playback Music on an Apple Device	303
My Music - The Player	304
My Music - Create a Playlist	305
My Surveillance	307
My Surveillance - Dashboard	315
My Surveillance - Live View	316
My Surveillance - Live View	317
My Surveillance - Single Camera Live Video Mode	318
My Surveillance - Full Screen Live Video Mode	319
My Surveillance - Digital Zoom Video Mode	320
My Surveillance - E-Map View	321
My Surveillance - Snapshot View	322
My Surveillance - Motion Detection Camera Mode	323
My Surveillance - Configuring Patrol Settings	324
My Surveillance - Configuring Patrol Preset Points	325
My Surveillance - Viewing Preset Points	326
My Surveillance - Live Video/Playback Settings	327
My Surveillance - OSD Settings	328
My Surveillance - Playback	329
My Surveillance - Playback	330
My Surveillance - Recording Information	331
My Surveillance - Setup	333
My Surveillance - Setup - Camera Setup	334
My Surveillance -Search and Add Camera	341
My Surveillance -Setup - Audio and Video	344
My Surveillance - Setup - Recording Setup	346
My Surveillance -Setup - Event Setup	354
My Surveillance - Setup - E-map Upload	357
My Surveillance - Setup - Backup	360
My Surveillance - Setup - Server Port	365
My Surveillance - Status	366
My Surveillance - Status	367
My Favorite Applications	370
Adding Applications	371
Applications	372
FTP/HTTP Downloads	372
Remote Backups	374
Create Wizard	375
Local Backups	379
Time Machine	381
Time Machine Setup Wizard	382
Time Machine Setup - Mac OS	385
Time Machine - Delete a Volume	389
USB Backups	391
MTP Backups	392
USB Backups	393
MTP Backup Process	394
P2P Downloads	396
Settings	401
Amazon S3	402
Creating an AWS Account	403
Google Drive	408
DropBox	418
Add-on Center	420
Installing Add-ons from the Web UI	422
Sorting the Applications	423
Viewing the Application’s information	424
Installing an application from the available list	425
Installing an application from the local computer	427
Updating an application	429
Removing an application	430
Knowledge Base	431
What is RAID?	431
RAID Options	433
UPS Connectivity	435
Deleting a UPS Slave	439
USB Print Server	440
Setting up a Printer Using Mac OS 10.8	443

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D-Link ShareCenter DNS-340L User Manual

Section 1 - Product Overview

Rear Panel

Cooling Fan/Outlet

Power Receptor

Gigabit Ethernet Port

USB Ports

COMPONENT

DESCRIPTION

Power Receptor

Connect the supplied power cord to the receptor.

Cooling Fan/Outlet

The cooling fan cools the hard drives and features speed control. When the unit is ﬁrst powered on, the fans

rotate at a low speed, when the temperature inside the unit rises above 49 °C it will start to rotate at a higher

speed. Do not cover or obstruct this outlet.

USB Port

Two USB 2.0 (type A) connectors. The USB Host port is for Printers, USB storage, or USB UPS monitoring.

Gigabit Ethernet Ports

Use the Gigabit Ethernet ports to connect the ShareCenter to your local network. The port is equipped with 2 LEDs.

The LED on the left will illuminate solid green for a good connection and will blink during data transmission. If this

LED is oﬀ, check the connection/cable to the device you are connecting to. The LED on the right will light solid for a

Gigabit connection and will remain oﬀ when connected to a 10/100 Mbps device.

Reset Button

Press and hold this button for more than 5 seconds to reset it to its factory defaults.

Reset Button