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Add Remote Access Users, Install the ReadyNAS Remote Client and Enable ReadyDROP on Remote, Devices

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ReadyNAS for Home RAIDiator 5.3 Add Remote Access Users You must add any user that you want to allow to remotely access your ReadyNAS system (including the ReadyDROP folder) to the Access List. When you invite users, they receive an invitation to create a ReadyNAS Remote account if they do not already have one. As the storage administrator, you also need a ReadyNAS Remote account to access your system remotely. If you had the ReadyNAS Remote add-on installed on your system before upgrading to firmware version 5.3.6 and you had granted users access, those users display in the Remote Access users list.  To add a Remote Access user: 1. Select System > Settings and scroll down to the Remote access section. 2. Click the + icon. The Add Remote Access User dialog box displays. 3. Enter the email address of the person to whom you want to grant access and click Search. If that person has a ReadyNAS Remote account, that person's name is added to the Access List. If that person does not have a ReadyNAS Remote account, you are prompted to send an invitation. That person is added to the Access List with an envelope icon. When the new user creates a ReadyNAS Remote account, the envelope icon changes to a person icon. Install the ReadyNAS Remote Client and Enable ReadyDROP on Remote Devices These instructions assume that you already have a ReadyNAS Remote account. For more information about creating a ReadyNAS Remote account, see Add Remote Access Users on page 42. Shares 42

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ReadyNAS for Home RAIDiator 5.3
Add Remote Access Users
You must add any user that you want to allow to remotely access your ReadyNAS system
(including the ReadyDROP folder) to the Access List. When you invite users, they receive an
invitation to create a ReadyNAS Remote account if they do not already have one. As the
storage administrator, you also need a ReadyNAS Remote account to access your system
remotely.
If you had the ReadyNAS Remote add-on installed on your system before upgrading to
firmware version 5.3.6 and you had granted users access, those users display in the Remote
Access users list.
To add a Remote Access user:
1.
Select
System > Settings
and scroll down to the Remote access section.
2.
Click the
+
icon.
The Add Remote Access User dialog box displays.
3.
Enter the email address of the person to whom you want to grant access and click
Search
.
If that person has a ReadyNAS Remote account, that person’s name is added to the
Access List.
If that person does not have a ReadyNAS Remote account, you are prompted to send an
invitation. That person is added to the Access List with an envelope icon. When the new
user creates a ReadyNAS Remote account, the envelope icon changes to a person icon.
Install the ReadyNAS Remote Client and Enable ReadyDROP on Remote
Devices
These instructions assume that you already have a ReadyNAS Remote account. For more
information about creating a ReadyNAS Remote account, see
Add Remote Access Users
on
page
42.