Cisco Linksys NSLU2 Manual de usuario

Model No.

Quick Installation Guide

A Division of Cisco Systems, Inc.

WIRED

for USB 2.0 Disk Drives

Network Storage Link

Package Contents

• NSLU2 - Network Storage Link for USB

2.0 Disk Drives

• Power Adapter

• 6 ft. Ethernet Cable

• Setup Wizard CD with User Guide in

PDF format

• Quick Installation

• Device Stand

NSLU2 (EU/LA)

This Quick Installation will explain how to physically connect the Network

Storage Link to the network and how to set up the Network Storage Link for

basic operation.

Before you install the Network Storage Link, make sure these requirements

have been met:

• TCP/IP protocol is installed on your PCs

• a port is available on a hub or switch (to connect to the network)

• you have a USB flash drive and/or a USB hard disk drive (to store data)

If these requirements have been met, then proceed to Step 1.

IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT WINDOWS HARD DRIVES:The Network Storage

can read and write drives that were formatted with Windows FAT32 or NTFS file

systems. Such drives can be moved back and forth between Windows computers

and the Network Storage Link.

However, the Network Storage Link does not format USB drives to the FAT32 or

NTFS file system. Instead, you must use your Windows computer for FAT32 or NTFS

formatting.

If your USB drive is formatted as FAT32 or NTFS, then you will not be able to use the

Users, Groups, or Backup features of the Network Storage Link. These features will

only work with EXT3-formatted drives.

NOTE: The Disk 1 port of the Network Storage Link supports EXT3, FAT32, and

NTFS file systems, while the Disk 2 port only supports EXT3 and FAT32 file systems.

NOTE: The flash drive must be

inserted into the Disk 2 port. It will

not work if it is inserted into the

Disk 1 port.

IMPORTANT:The Network Storage Link is not hot-swappable. Make sure that the

Network Storage Link is powered off before you connect or disconnect any USB flash or

hard disk drive.

APlug the included Ethernet

cable into the Network

Storage Link’s Ethernet port.

Then connect the other end

to your switch.

BConnect the USB storage

devices. If you are using a

USB flash memory device

(USB key), insert it in the

Disk 2 port.

If you are connecting a USB

hard disk drive, you can

connect it to either port;

however, you should

connect the first hard disk

drive to the Disk 1

port.Connect the power

adapter to the Power port

and an electrical outlet.

1Connect the Network Storage Link

CPress the power button

once. (It is located near the

bottom of the front panel.)

DThe Network Storage Link will

run a self-test for 2 or 3

seconds before booting up.

During the self-test, all of the

Network Storage Link's LEDs

will be lit or flashing.

During the boot-up, the

Ready/Status LED will flash

continuously, and the

Ethernet LED will flash

occasionally. This should

take 1-3 minutes.

After boot-up, the

Ready/Status and Ethernet

LEDs will be continuously lit.

• If a drive is connected to

the Disk 2 port, the Disk 2

LED should be lit.

• If a drive is connected to

the Disk 1 port, the Disk 1

LED should be lit.

• If the Network Storage Link

repeatedly beeps, refer to

the Troubleshooting

section of the User Guide

on the CD-ROM.

NOTE: Fordetailsaboutremovingor

changing USB storage devices, refer

to the User Guide on the CD-ROM.

AInsert the Setup Wizard CD-

ROM into your PC’s CD-ROM

drive. The Setup Wizard

should run automatically,

and the Main Menu screen

should appear. If it does

not, click Start and then Run.

In the field provided, enter

D:\SetupUtility.exe (if “D” is

the letter of your CD-ROM

drive).

BClick the Setup button.

CThe Setup Wizard will

automatically search for

any Network Storage Link

that is currently on your

network or attached to your

PC. If it fails to detect the

Network Storage Link or if an

Network Storage Link has

been installed since the

Setup Wizard’s last search,

click Search Again to

locate the Network Storage

Link.

Select the Network Storage

Link that you want to set up.

Then click the Yes button to

change any of the Network

Storage Link’s settings.

DYou will be asked for your

password. For security

purposes, enter the current

password for the Network

Storage Link. The default is

admin. Click OK.

Set up the Network Storage Link

EIf you already have a router or other

DHCP server automatically

assigning IP addresses, then select

Automatically obtain an IP

address (DHCP) and click Next.

Proceed to Step F.

To set the Network Storage Link’s IP

address and network information,

select Set IP configuration

manually and enter the following

information:

• IP Address. Enter the Network

Storage Link’s IP address, and

make sure that it is on the same

local area network (LAN) segment

as the PC running the Setup

Wizard.

• IP Mask. Enter the Subnet Mask,

which must match the subnet

mask of the other devices on your

network. The default is

255.255.255.0.

• Gateway. This field is left blank by

default. However, if you have a

router on your network, enter its IP

address in this field.

Click the Next button.

FOn the Date/Time Settings screen,

select your local time zone. Then set

the current date and time. Click

Next.

GReview the Network Storage Link’s

settings. If they are correct, click

Save. If you would like to change

them, click Back to return to a

previous screen.

HA screen will appear and

ask you to confirm that you

want to save new settings.

To save these changes,

click OK, or click Cancel to

return to the previous

screen.

IOn the Congratulations

screen, click Exit to exit the

Setup Wizard.

Congratulations! The installation

of the Network Storage Link

is complete.

If you will use a flash disk with

the Network Storage Link, you

will need to install this utility to

install the Network Storage

Link’s Utility into your Window’s

System Tray.

AThe Welcome screen will

appear. If you need to

close your Windows

programs, click Cancel. To

continue with the

installation, click Next.

BThe installation folder will be

displayed in next screen. If

you want the utility to be

installed in the destination

shown, click Next. If you

want to choose a different

folder, click Browse and

search for the location.

When the location is

selected, click Next.

CFrom this screen, select a

Program Folder where you

can access the utility. The

utility will automatically be

installed into the selected

folder.

3Installing the Flash Disk Utility

For advanced users, a web-

based utility has been pro-

grammed into the Network

Storage Link. This section will

explain some of the functions

in this web utility. All adminis-

trative tasks are performed

through this web utility. The

web utility can be accessed

by any PC on the network by

entering http://192.168.1.77

in the PC’s web browser

Address window.

After you press the Enter key,

the Home screen will appear.

Click the Administration tab

to configure the Network Stor-

age Link and the Administra-

tion screen will appear

4Configuring the Network Storage Link

NOTE:If your USB drive is formatted

as FAT32 or NTFS, then you will not be

able to use the Users, Groups, or

Backup features of the Network

Storage Link. These features will only

work with EXT3-formatted drives.

Accessing the Utility

The Home screen

The Administration screen

Administration - LAN

When you click the Administration tab, a

screen requesting the Administrator’s

password will appear. Enter your name

and password (or default, if not previously

set).

The first screen to appear will be the

Administration tab’s

LAN

screen. Here,

you will be able to configure some of the

settings you saved from the Setup Wizard:

IP Address

. Select

Automatically obtain

an IP address (DHCP)

if you already have

a DHCP server setting IP Addresses on

your network devices. Selecting

Set IP

configuration manually

, will set the Net-

work Storage Link’s IP Address and net-

work information. This requires the

following information.

•

IP Address.

Enter the Network Storage

Link’s IP Address here, making sure that

it is on the same LAN segment as the

PC running the Setup Wizard.

•

Network Mask.

Enter the Subnet Mask

in the fields. It must match the other

devices on your network.

•

Gateway.

This value is left blank by

default. If you have a router on your

network, however, enter its IP Address

here.

DNS Server

. The DNS Server function trans-

lates Internet addresses to IP Addresses.

Enter the same IP Addresses set on your

network or recommended by your ISP. You

must complete at least one DNS Server

entry if using “E-Mail Alerts”. When you

complete multiple fields, the first avail-

able server will be used.

Click the

Save

button to save any

changes.

Administration - LAN

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