[Answer ID: 14552]

How can be accessed from a PC using the Web Access function? (TeraStation 5000)

Created 07/30/2012 02:28  |   Updated 08/31/2012 01:09

Follow the procedure below to set up the Web Access function.

  1. Display the setup menu.
  2. Click [File Sharing], followed by Image  next to [WebAccess].


  3. Click [Edit].
  4. Set the relevant items, followed by [OK].


    (1)

    HTTPS/SSL Encryption:
    To enable the SSL encryption for a safer transfer, select [Enabled] from [HTTPS/SSL Encryption]. Igonore a warning message for security in use of Web Access under SSL. 

    (2) 

    BuffaloNAS.com Registration:
    Select [Enabled].

    BuffaloNAS.com Name:
    Input the BuffaloNAS.com name as a keyword to open the shared folder published by the Web Access function. The restrictions are from 3 to 20 alphanumeric characters: a-z, A-Z, 0-9, "_"(underline), "-"(hyphen) Take notes of the BuffaloNAS.com name, which is used to open shared folders over the Internet.

    BuffaloNAS.com Key:

    It is generated automatically.</ td>

    (3)

    Automatic Router Setup (UPnP):
    Select [Enabled].

    * The UPnP on the router must be enabled.

    (4) 

    NAS Internal Port:
    Set the internal port number for the Web Access function on the product.
    The default value is 9000. (It can be used normally without change.) 

    Exclusive Session:
    A simultaenous login to the Web Access function by a single user becomes invalid in case [Enabled] is selected. (A user with the latest login is prioritised.)

    (5)

    Session Timeout:
    Select a digit between 1 to 120, indicating the duration in minutes to keep the logged-in status regardless of manipulation.
    Ticking [Unlimited] makes the session not be terminated.

  5. Click [OK].
  6. Click Image  next to [Web Access] to change it into Image .
  7. Click [File Sharing], followed by Image  next to [Folder Setup].

  8. Select a shared folder to be pusblished for the Web Access function.

    * It is recommended to create a dedicated shared folder for publication.
    (A separation from the shared folders for a conventional use prevents an unintended publication of files.)
    * A manipulation of the shared folders over the Internet published by the Web Access function may require the user name and password. A user registration (a setup of the user name and password) on the product is required in advance.
  9. Click [Edit].
  10. Change the set-up for the shared folder.

    ① Tick [LAN Protocol Support]-[WebAccess].
    ② Select [WebAccess Public Mode].
    ③ Click [OK].



    【About WebAccess Public Mode】
    The read/write permission of folders varies depending on a combination of the set-up for shared folders and the Web Access function.

    Allow Anonymous:
    Folders and files are "readable" without a prior login to the Web Access. Folders and files are readable as well as writable to all the users registered on this product, regardless of the user/group access restriction set to the shared folders.

    Allow All Groups and Users:
    No file manipulation on the Web Access Web is possible without a prior login to the Web Access. Folders and files are readable as well as writable to all the users registered on this product, regardless of the user/group access restriction set to the shared folders.

    Use Internet Folder Permissions:
    No file manipulation on the Web Access Web is possible without a prior login to the Web Access. Folders and files are readable and/or writable to the users registered on this product, with the same permission as the one for the access restriction to the user/group set to the shared folders.

    The list below indicates the case where the property of the shared folder is [writable].
    In case the property of the shared folder is [read-only], the permisson does not vary.

     

    No access restriction 

    For registered group/user only 

    Shared folder set-up and synchronisatio

    Not logged in yet

    R

    Users with writable permission

    R/W

    R/W 

    R/W

    Users with read-only permission

    R/W

    R/W 

    R

    Users under a group with writable permission

    R/W

    R/W

    R/W

    Users under a group with read-only permission

    R/W

    R/W

    R

    R: read-only、 R/W: readable and writable、 -: access prohibited

  11. Start a Web browser to access the following URL [BuffaloNAS.com].
    http://buffalonas.com/
  12. A login window for BuffaloNAS.com appears.
    Input the BuffaloNAS.com name determined during the setup of the Web Access function, followed by [Connect].

  13. A window for Web Access appears.



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