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4 access control lists, 5 deleting folders (shares), 4 perform file system check – MicroNet Technology MaxNAS User Manual

Page 26: Administering the maxnas

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MaxNAS Owner’s Manual

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3-Administering the MaxNAS

2.3.4 Access Control Lists
Folder permissions are controlled via ACLs
(Access Control Lists.) To access and edit
ACLs, click

ACL

corresponding to the

folder required. The Access control screen will
appear. This screen allows you to configure
access to the selected Folder for the
users and groups. Select a user or
a group from the left hand column
and then click

Deny

,

Read Only

, or

Writable

to configure their access

level. To remove a user access or
limitation, select the user from the
appropriate column and click

Remove

corresponding above. If your MaxNAS
is a member of an Active Directory,
you may specify Active Directory
users and groups permissions as
well (AD users will appear in amber,
and AD groups will appear in blue.)
Click

Apply

to complete the ACL

modification, or

Close Window

to abort.

IMPORTANT: The ACL control Screen

is a popup window. Make sure your

browser allows popup windows for

your MaxNAS session.

!

2.3.5 Deleting Folders (shares)
Shares can be removed by clicking

Del

corresponding

to the folder required. A confirmation screen will appear.
Click

ACL

to delete the share, or

Cancel

to abort.

2.4 Perform file system check
Under normal circumstances it should not be necessary to perform a file system check on the
MaxNAS. However, if the unit experienced a power outage or abrupt disconnection, it may be
useful to manually perform a file system check. To perform a file system check, navigate to
“Storage” -> “Filesystem Check”

Users and

Groups

Granted Full

Access

Available

Users and

Groups

Users and

Groups

Denied

Access

Users and

Groups

Granted

Read Only

Access

Note:

The

Del

button will be greyed

out (unavailable) for system reserved shares.