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Access Control

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Introduction to Access Control https://www.asustor.com/en/online/College_topic?topic=110 COURSE OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this course you should be able to: \1. Create and manage users, groups, shared folders and privileges on an ASUSTOR NAS \2. How to set up and use Access Control PREREQUISITES *Course Prerequisites:* None *Students are expected to have a working knowledge of:* None OUTLINE 1. Introducing Access Control 1.1 What is Access Control? 1.2 What are the differences between admin rights and user rights? 2. How to set up Access Control? 2.1 Local Users 2.2 Local Groups 2.3 AD /LDAP 2.4 Shared Folders 2.5 App Privileges     1. Introducing Access Control 1.1 What is Access Control? Access Control manages shared folder and app permissions for multiple users and groups on an ASUSTOR NAS. ASUSTOR NAS devices offer permission settings in the event multiple people use a NAS and information needs to be separated, such as when confidential information is stored. Rights and permissions […]

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asustor college

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https://www.asustor.com/en/online/College Level: 1 NAS 101 Introduction to ASUSTOR NAS A basic overview of ASUSTOR NAS along with some if its features and benefits. NAS 102 Introduction to File Transfer Protocols An overview of the file transfer protocols supported by ASUSTOR NAS. NAS 103 Wake-on-LAN (WOL) Learn how to use Wake-on-LAN with your ASUSTOR NAS. NAS 104 Introduction to Sleep Mode(English Only) Learn how to use Sleep Mode with your ASUSTOR NAS. NAS 105 Networking: A Beginner’s Guide Learn how to access the TCP/IP settings on your NAS and test it for connectivity. NAS 106 Using NAS with Microsoft Windows Learn how to set up a network drive and access your NAS using Microsoft Windows. NAS 107 Introduction to Control Center Learn how to use Control Center to perform basic mangement on your ASUSTOR NAS. NAS 108 Using NAS with Apple Mac OS X A course about accessing your NAS using Mac OS X and executing

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Asustor NAS – file locations

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Aapache2 /usr/local/AppCentral/httpd-2.4.43/data/conf docker /volume1/Docker (possible dupe of older article) https://amigotechnotes.wordpress.com/2014/02/21/asustor-adm-configuration-and-executable-files/ One of my problems on Asustor ADM is to find files. Therefore, I will maintain and update this list regularly.   Configurations httpd-ssl.conf /volume0/usr/builtin/etc.default/apache2/extra/httpd-ssl.conf apache2.conf /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/apache2/apache2.conf nginx.conf /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/nginx/nginx.conf apc.ini /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/php5/conf.d/apc.ini iptables.conf iptables.allow iptables.deny /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/iptables/iptables.conf /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/iptables/iptables.allow /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/iptables/iptables.deny my.cnf /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/mysql/my.cnf php.ini Configuration File (php.ini) Path /usr/local/AppCentral/php7/etc Loaded Configuration File /usr/local/AppCentral/php7/etc/php.ini smb.conf /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/samba/smb.conf Executable apache /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/init.d/S54apache2 /volume0/usr/builtin/sbin/apache2 ipkg /opt/bin/ipkg Use with root Usage: ipkg install [package name] ipkg remove [package name] iptables /volume0/usr/builtin/sbin/iptables memecached /volume0/usr/builtin/bin/memcached mysql /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/init.d/S55mysql /volume0/usr/builtin/sbin/mysqld mysql shell /volume0/usr/builtin/bin/mysql php cli /volume0/usr/builtin/bin/php Log Files apache error /volume0/usr/builtin/var/log/apache2/error_log     Other Files apache modules /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/apache2/mods-available/ /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/apache2/mods-enabled/ boot auto execute scripts /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/init.d/ /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/script/ php modules /volume0/usr/builtin/lib/php/20090626/ /volume1/.@plugins/AppCentral/php/lib/php/20121212/ (PHP 5.5.3 R2) /usr/local/AppCentral/php/lib/php/20121212/ (PHP 5.5.3 R2) session files /tmp web pages /volume1/Web/ Owner: admin Notes When use ssh to login, use ssh root@[IP] or some files won’t be executable or editable. The web admin must be login with port 8000

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Change Ports to enable services (80/443)

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https://www.asustor.com/en/knowledge/detail/?id=&group_id=1004 Change Ports to get some services to work – ####Q: Why some of the services still not work even EZ Router/Port forward enabled? 2019-02-19 #EZ Router Some of the router will use specific service ports by default(for example webserver/80,443 FTP/21 ssh/22). In this case, even the compatible router's UPnP was enabled and ADM-Settings-Manual Connect-EZ Router was activated, the services/app(such as FTP, terminal, Photo Gallery and phpMyAdmin) still not able to be used from outside of the network. The issue could be solved by changing the service port in ADM-Service like WebServer from 80 to 8080 and 443 to 4430, FTP from 21 to 2100, then you should be able to access these services from out side of the network. *Currently we find ASUS compatible router model do have this issue, please try mentioned method to change NAS's service port to clarify if its caused by router.  

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getting spiffynasty off the ground!

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xxx.spiffynasty.com => nas.spiffynasty.com:3331 – working – these are all the settings I believe ; ; zone for spiffynasty.com ; built on 2021-10-01 11:07:03 ; $TTL 3600 spiffynasty.com. 3600 IN SOA ns1.afraid.org. dnsadmin.afraid.org. 2110010002 86400 7200 2419200 3600 spiffynasty.com. 3600 IN NS ns1.bluehost.com. spiffynasty.com. 3600 IN NS ns2.bluehost.com. spiffynasty.com. 3600 IN NS ns1.afraid.org. spiffynasty.com. 3600 IN NS ns2.afraid.org. spiffynasty.com. 3600 IN NS ns3.afraid.org. spiffynasty.com. 3600 IN NS ns4.afraid.org. localhost.spiffynasty.com. IN A 127.0.0.1 localhost.spiffynasty.com. IN AAAA ::1 ; username:alethal|tag:19937100 spiffynasty.com. 60 IN A 73.162.199.174 ; username:alethal|tag:19574505 bblog.spiffynasty.com. 60 IN A 73.162.199.174 ; username:alethal|tag:19878572|url:http://xxx.spiffynasty.com:3331 blog.spiffynasty.com. 60 IN A 169.47.130.81 ; username:alethal|tag:19474960 ftp.spiffynasty.com. 60 IN A 73.162.199.174 ; username:alethal|tag:19474963 irc.spiffynasty.com. 60 IN A 73.162.199.174 ; username:alethal|tag:19474959 mail.spiffynasty.com. 60 IN A 73.162.199.174 ; username:alethal|tag:19958592 nas.spiffynasty.com. 60 IN A 73.162.199.174 ; username:alethal|tag:19575185 spiffy.spiffynasty.com. 60 IN A 73.162.199.174 ; username:alethal|tag:19474958 www.spiffynasty.com. 60 IN A 73.162.199.174 ; username:alethal|tag:19893344|url:http://nas.spiffynasty.com:3331 xxx.spiffynasty.com. 60 IN A 169.47.130.81 ++++++++++++++++++++++++ ; ; zone for spiffy-nas-ty.space ; built on 2021-10-01

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HomeAssistant | put some ass in your home.

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Keep having connection issues – it works – then without an changes from me – it’s down. NOTES: When you are bridged, the virtual machine asks the router directly for an IP address and can have ports forwarded to it. (Don’t forward 8123 to it, if you have port 443 working). When you set the mode to NAT, it doesn’t ask the router for an IP address Virtualbox gives it an IP address inside the Virtualbox ONLY network, in this mode you would need to port forward to the PC running virtualbox, rather than to the virtual machine itself – though I am not entirely sure how this configuration works myself to be honest, because then you are dealing with double NAT which makes everything a headache to troubleshoot. I believe when you are using the NAT mode, that you need to access Home Assistant via it’s NAT IP which you probably can’t do –

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info links – as5202t

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https://www.asustor.com/service/downloads?product_name=AS5202T will probably upgrade to ADM 4.0   Support Tech Support Ticket Compatibility Downloads FAQ Warranty Information Contact Us Tools NAS Selector NVR Selector RAID Calculator Getting Started myasustor.com ezconnect.to ASUSTOR Online ASUSTOR Developer Corner Community ASUSTOR College Other Service Accessories Store Marketing Materials

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Mail Server Config

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Mailserver Config – Asustor Nas https://www.asustor.com/online/College_topic?topic=269 COURSE OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this course you should be able to: 1.Send and receive mail using Mail Server on your ASUSTOR NAS PREREQUISITES Course Prerequisites： None Students are expected to have a working knowledge of: Mail servers and domain names OUTLINE 1.Introduction to Mail Server 2.Configuring Your NAS 2.1Signing up for an email domain name 2.2Enabling DDNS service 2.3Installing Mail Server 2.4Configuring port forwarding for Mail Server 3.Configuring Mail Server 3.1Enabling and configuring SMTP 3.1.1Adding multiple SMTP domain names 3.1.2Sending email via a third party SMTP relay server 3.2Enabling and configuring IMAP/POP3 3.3Security 3.3.1Spam filter 3.3.2Configuring the black and white list for Mail Server 3.3.3Antivirus 3.4Configuring Mail Server aliases 3.5Queue 3.6Mail Log 3.7Backing up your email 3.8Configuring personalized settings in Mail Server 4.Using Thunderbird to Send and Receive Mail 1.Introduction to Mail Server Installing ASUSTOR’s Mail Server can allow your ASUSTOR NAS to become Mail Server that supports

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NameCheap – ff6600.space | DDNS | SSL

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DDNS   How do I start using Dynamic DNS? The Dynamic DNS feature is available only for the domains pointed to our BasicDNS, PremiumDNS or FreeDNS. To start using the Dynamic DNS feature for your domain, you need to do the following: Enable Dynamic DNS for the domain; Create an A+Dynamic DNS record for the hostname; Download any Dynamic DNS client of your choice; Enter your configuration details and run the Dynamic DNS client. In case you do not wish to download any dynamic DNS client on your computer, you can use the browser to dynamically update the IP as well. NOTE: It is possible to dynamically update IPv4 addresses (A records) only at this time. Currently, IPv6 is not supported by our Dynamic DNS. That's it! If you have any questions, feel free to contact our Support Team.       ACTIVATION SSL   https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx/794/67/how-do-i-activate-an-ssl-certificate/   ENABLING SSL ON NAS   https://www.asustor.com/en/online/College_topic?topic=324    

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NAS – Access Control – Share Folder Settings

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https://www.asustor.com/en-gb/online/College_topic?topic=110     COURSE OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this course you should be able to: \1. Create and manage users, groups, shared folders and privileges on an ASUSTOR NAS \2. How to set up and use Access Control PREREQUISITES *Course Prerequisites:* None *Students are expected to have a working knowledge of:* None OUTLINE 1. Introducing Access Control 1.1 What is Access Control? 1.2 What are the differences between admin rights and user rights? 2. How to set up Access Control? 2.1 Local Users 2.2 Local Groups 2.3 AD /LDAP 2.4 Shared Folders 2.5 App Privileges     1. Introducing Access Control 1.1 What is Access Control? Access Control manages shared folder and app permissions for multiple users and groups on an ASUSTOR NAS. ASUSTOR NAS devices offer permission settings in the event multiple people use a NAS and information needs to be separated, such as when confidential information is stored. Rights and permissions can be

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NAS – Memory Upgrade

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https://www.asustor.com/service/memory?id=memory&brand_id=144 https://shop.asustor.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=20_108&product_id=93 4GB DDR4 SODIMM RAM Module ASUSTOR DDR4 SDRAM AS-4GD4 4G For AS 52/53/66 series DDR4-2400, 1.2V, 260Pin SO-DIMM             Brand: ASUSTOR Model Name: AS-4GD4 Availability: 93 Price: US$109.00 Qty: – OR – Add to Wish List Add to Compare 0 reviews | Write a review Share DescriptionReviews (0)Related Products (1) PN: 92M11-S4D40 Description: AS-4GD4, 4GB DDR4 260Pin SODIMM RAM Module EAN: 4710474838219 UPC: 887372901223 Dimension: 67x30x10 (mm) Weight: 7g Applied Model: AS5202T / AS5304T / AS6602T / AS6604T Warranty:3 years Tags: AS-4GD4, 4GB DDR4 SODIMM           https://nascompares.com/ram/what-memory-is-compatible-with-the-as5202t/#:~:text=AS5202T%20come%20wit%20a%20two,allows%20upgrading%20up%20to%208GB. What Memory Is Compatible With The As5202t? POSTED ON BY NASCOMPARES Memory for as5202t Hi, Do you have any idea what memory is compatable with the as5202t? I do want to update it to 2x 4gb AS5202T come wit a two DDR4 RAM slots. One is pre-installed with a 2GB SO-DIMM DDR4–2400 memory. You can either add

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NAS – Upgrade to ADM 4.0

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https://www.windowscentral.com/asustor-adm-4 ASUSTOR ADM 4.0: New features, how to install, and which NAS are supported ASUSTOR just turned its ADM NAS OS up to 11. Rich Edmonds 23 Jun 2021   Source: Windows Central ASUSTOR is developing quite the update for its network-attached storage (NAS) enclosure operating system. ASUSTOR Data Master (ADM) is the Windows OS for ASUSTOR's best NAS for home enclosures, allowing owners to install apps and services, set up and manage accounts, as well as configure the NAS and perform regular tasks. The big update in question is ADM 4.0, which is quite the overhaul. The beta launched in June 2021, and we've had a chance to play around with the update to see what's new. Here's everything you need to know about ADM 4.0.   ASUSTOR ADM 4.0: What's new Release date Supported NAS How to install ASUSTOR ADM 4.0: New features Source: Windows Central There are numerous new features in ADM

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NAS and MacOS

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Using NAS with Apple macOS A course about accessing your NAS using macOS and executing backup jobs using Time Machine. https://www.asustor.com/en-gb/online/College_topic?topic=108 COURSE OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this course you should be able to: Access the files on your NAS using macOS. Use Apple’s Time Machine to backup your NAS. PREREQUISITES *Course Prerequisites:* None *Students are expected to have a working knowledge of:* Apple macOS OUTLINE 1. Configuring your NAS 1.1 Setting up a backup folder 1.2 Creating an account 1.3 Enabling SMB/AFP service 2. Setting Up Backups on macOS 2.1 Connecting your Apple computer to your NAS 2.2 Using Time Machine to back up a Mac to an ASUSTOR NAS 1. Configuring your NAS 1.1 Setting up a backup folder Select [Access Control] → [Shared Folders] and click on the [Add] button under the Shared Folders tab to create a new shared folder (in our example, “TMBackup”). Follow the steps provided by the wizard to

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Day 2 spiffy-nas-ty.space alt Connect: https://spiffy-nas-ty-cloud.ezconnect.to => https://www.spiffynasty:8001/portal/?5F90FAD4 I own http://spiffy-nas-ty.space – how do I just it w/o messing it up Difference between urls? https://www.spiffynasty:8001/portal/?5F94EC19 – to NAS control portal http://169.254.1.3/ – shows wp install front end http://169.254.1.3/wordpress/wp-admin – wp admin area have full control – nameservers bluehost: http://spiffy-nas-ty.space/ http://see.spiffy-nas-ty.space/ NAS sets up this url so you can connect from anywhere https://spiffy-nas-ty-cloud.ezconnect.to 73.170.58.35 – nas sees this as the WAN IP DNS (free – dynamic dns setup) https://freedns.afraid.org/ URL spiffy-nas-ty.space what do I do with this? https://freedns.afraid.org/dynamic/v2/?action=cronexample&id=19399370 # Cron example for wp.spiffy-nas-ty.space – will update on 5 minute intervals. # Works for mac, linux (or any OS with a cron scheduler) # If you’re not familiar with the cron scheduler, you can search for “install a cron”, cron is the standard scheduler available on most non-windows systems, mac’s, routers, NAS boxes and so on # Using IPv4 transport # Test on the console using ..:

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