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Guest Access Setting

When Guess Access is enabled, anyone on the LAN can access the “guest-share” folder,

even if they have not set up a user account. Here you can also optionally set a storage

quota (in megabytes), provided that the disk has not been formatted to FAT32, which does

not support the quota function.

Also, when Guest Access is enabled, you can access the guest-share folder via FTP by

logging into FTP anonymously. When Guess Access is disabled, anonymous FTP is not

permitted.

Guest Access is enabled by default.

Share Management

Enter the main screen of Share Management by selecting Advanced / File and Print /

Share Management. Here you are presented entry ﬁelds for Share Name and Share Path.

If you want to create a new share, ﬁll in these ﬁelds directly. The Share Name must be

lower-case and may be a maximum of 20 alphanumeric characters, without spaces. The

Share Name must begin with an alphabetic character.

A description of this share may optionally be entered in the ﬁeld provided.

If you want to edit an existing share, select a share from the Existing Shares box, and the

Share Name, Path, and Description ﬁelds will ﬁll in automatically.

After completing this form, press Save to save the changes you have made for this share.

If you want to delete an existing share, ﬁrst highlight that share name in the Existing

Shares box, and then press the Delete Share button.

Once you have highlighted an existing share, or have created and saved a new share,

you will want to assign access privileges for that share. Access is deﬁned separately for

SMB/CIFS access than it is for NFS access.

To assign SMB/CIFS access privileges for current share, press the Windows, FTP Access

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