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Chapter 3 Disk Status Information about the hard drive(s) is displayed. Internal Disks Volume Mode The disk configuration is displayed. Volume Status The format status of each hard drive is displayed. Disk 1-2, LVM, RAID 1, or RAID 0 The amount of free and total space is displayed. Information The Model number and Status of each hard drive are displayed. External Disks USB Port For each USB storage device, the Partition, File System, Shared Folder, Total Size, and Free Size information is displayed. System Status For the Network Storage System, the Server Name, Firmware Version, Hardware Address, IP Address, Date, Time, and Current Status information is displayed. Advanced Configuration Log File Click Refresh for the most up-to-date information. Click Clear to remove all entries. Click Close to exit this screen and return to the Status screen. Administration > Users The Users screen allows you to manage all Network Storage System users. Linksys recommends that you create a user account for each user, so each user has a unique login and personal folder. (The user has automatic read/write access to the personal folder, which uses the login name as the folder name.) Disk and System Status Click Refresh for the most up-to-date information. Click View Log to view a list of system activities. The Log File screen appears. Network Storage System with 2 Bays Administration > Users User List The User List shows all existing users. (The admin and guest users are pre-defined and cannot be deleted.) New Click this option to add a user account. The Create User screen appears. New User •• Name Create a unique login name for the user. Punctuation and other special characters (for example, * / | \ ) cannot be used in the name. 14

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Chapter 3
Advanced Configuration
14
Network Storage System with 2 Bays
Disk Status
Information about the hard drive(s) is displayed.
Internal Disks
Volume Mode
The disk configuration is displayed.
Volume Status
The format status of each hard drive is
displayed.
Disk 1-2, LVM, RAID 1, or RAID 0
The amount of free and
total space is displayed.
Information
The Model number and Status of each hard
drive are displayed.
External Disks
USB Port
For each USB storage device, the Partition, File System,
Shared Folder, Total Size, and Free Size information is
displayed.
System Status
For the Network Storage System, the Server Name,
Firmware Version, Hardware Address, IP Address, Date,
Time, and Current Status information is displayed.
Disk and System Status
Click
Refresh
for the most up-to-date information. Click
View Log
to view a list of system activities. The
Log File
screen appears.
Log File
Click
Refresh
for the most up-to-date information.
Click
Clear
to remove all entries. Click
Close
to exit this
screen and return to the
Status
screen.
Administration > Users
The
Users
screen allows you to manage all Network Storage
System users. Linksys recommends that you create a user
account for each user, so each user has a unique login and
personal folder. (The user has automatic read/write access
to the personal folder, which uses the login name as the
folder name.)
Administration > Users
User List
The User List shows all existing users. (The admin and
guest users are pre-defined and cannot be deleted.)
New
Click this option to add a user account. The
Create User
screen appears.
New User
Name
•
Create a unique login name for the user.
Punctuation and other special characters (for example,
* / | \ ) cannot be used in the name.