When I set up Nas102 I didn't create users, to simplify things I just let everyone share as a closed wired network. Would this be benificial to create users so they have to log in? also can you set this to login just once, or does this need to be done each time they reboot?
The Nas Drive itself can this have an audit of somekind, so if people move or delete files it shows who did this and when?
I have the nas drive to sleep at 8pm - 6am, is there anyway you can wake remotely like this?
With the backup, if you auto eject the drive, does this stay ejected until the nas drive is rebooted?
Finally, how can you reset the nas drive without logging in from the outside?
When I set up Nas102 I didn't create users, to simplify things I just let everyone share as a closed wired network. Would this be benificial to create users so they have to log in? also can you set this to login just once, or does this need to be done each time they reboot?
Using Credentials Manager on Windows you can save the credentials
- I meant reboot Readynas from the outside i.e. a office worker could reboot without me logging in remotely from the front switches?
- With regard to backup, I wish to install a two week USB system i.e. one week it copies to USB Drive 1 and then one week it copies to USB Drive 2, this way the office manager can take home a USB drive every week ensuring should a fire occur or something that all the data will be safe.
The problem seems to be you have to eject the device by logging in to the browser to do this, as I personally manage the network remotely and only go in occasionally.
