Extensions - Buffalo TeraStation User Manual

Extensions

Extensions - WebAccess
WebAccess Settings
WebAccess
WebAccess Service
WebAccess Service
Click [Modify
Settings] to
change settings.
TeraStation User Manual
Click shared folder name to display Edit Screen.
Folder information on the TeraStation which will be published with Web Access
Feature is displayed in [Name] and [Description].
On [WebAccess Settings], following Access Restrictions can be selected.
[Disable]:
Does not publish shared folders.
[Allow Anonymous]:
Anyone can access (view) shared folders.
[Allow All Groups / Users]
Allow to access (or view) only groups or uses registered to the TeraStation.
[Use Inherited Folder Permissions]
Use same permissions as set on the Shared Folder Screen. If access restrictions
are not set in the Shared Folder Screen, this option is not displayed.
[WebAccess Service]
Configure if using WebAccess or not.
[HTTPS/SSL Encryption]
Set if using SSL encryption to perform the transmission more safely.
[Use BuffaloNAS.com]
Configure if utilize "BuffaloNAS.com" to access the TeraStation easily.
Files in the Web Access Shared folder are not saved on "BuffaloNAS.com".
[BuffaloNAS.com Name]
Enter a nickname for the TeraStation to register to "BuffaloNAS.com" server.
* This is the name to enter when accessing BuffaloNAS.com. It does not have to be
the same name as the actual TeraStation.
* If the TeraStation is left unconnected from the Internet a certain period of time, its
name registration will be deleted on the BuffaloNAS.com server.
[BuffaloNAS.com Key]
Enter the key to save or use the nickname of the TeraStation to be registered to
"BuffaloNAS.com" server.
[DNS Hostname]
Enter the host name if using the general DNS service instead of utilizing "BuffaloNAS.
com" server.
[Auto-Configure Firewall (UPnP)]
Select if setting for transmission between a router and the TeraStation will be done
automatically by using UPnP or not. If a router does not support UPnP or automatic
setting does not work, try manually.
[External Port]
Enter the external port of a router side when configuring it manually without using
UPnP.
Forward the external port of the router side to the port 9000 of the TeraStation.
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