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NETDRIVE 2 BANDWIDTH THROTTLING WINDOWS 10
NETDRIVE 2 BANDWIDTH THROTTLING PASSWORD

Enter two backslashes followed by your NAS server name and press.You can also click on the In Windows 10.Click on in Windows File Explorer, and the NAS with WS-Discovery enabled will be available in.Note: The NAS server name can be modified in. To find and browse the contents of your NAS, open the network browser, named "Network" in Windows File Explorer and navigate to the collapsible item named "Computer". WS-Discovery makes your NAS visible to your Windows PC on your local network.

You can now drag and drop files to this network drive and they will be automatically transferred to the shared folder on your NAS.When you click on in Windows Explorer, you will see that your shared folder ("MyNAS" in our example) has become a network drive on your computer.

NETDRIVE 2 BANDWIDTH THROTTLING PASSWORD

Enter your NAS username and password into the dialog box that appears and select the.Specify the drive letter that you wish to use for the network drive and select the and.Right-click on your shared folder ("MyNAS" in the example below) and select.You will then be able to see the shared folders that you have previously created on your NAS.Windows will now connect to your NAS via SAMBA (Please be sure the SMB service is enabled on ASUSTOR NAS).Enter two backslashes followed by your NAS's IP address and press.

NETDRIVE 2 BANDWIDTH THROTTLING WINDOWS 10

We will be using a computer running Windows 10 as an example.

Once you're done, confirm these settings by clicking.

Review a final summary of your settings.

(In the example below, the access rights that have been selected.)

Set access rights for the folder by selecting the radio button corresponding to the access rights of your choice.

(In the example below, we have entered "MyNAS" as the name of our new folder).

Enter a name for the new folder and click once you are done.

You are now ready to create a new shared folder on your NAS.

Log into your ADM using your Web browser. Bandwidth Throttling: Sync Any Folder: Max File Size: 150 GB: 100 GB: Network Drive: File Sharing: File Link Sharing: Link Passwords: Link Expiry Dates: Folder Sharing: Folder Permissions: Link.

Students are expected to have a working knowledge of:ġ.2 Creating a Shared Folder and Setting up Access RightsĢ.1 Setting up your Shared Folder as a Network Drive

Access the files on your NAS using Microsoft Windows.

Upon completion of this course you should be able to: