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File Access on a Mac

SAMBA

  1. Click on Go and select Connect to Server.

  2. Type smb: followed by the IP address of your network drive and click Connect.

  3. Select Registered User and enter your user name and password. Then click Connect.

  4. Choose a folder from the list and click OK.

  5. The mounted drive will be listed in your Finder under Shared devices. When no longer needed, click on the eject button to disconnect the drive.

Webdav

  • If you want to access your NAS through Webdav remotely, you can use this syntax:http://xxx.myFantec.com/webdav. Please replace the “xxx” by the server name of your NAS.

  • If you want to access the NAS on local network,follow these steps below to map a network drive.

  1. Click on Go and select Connect to Server.

  2. Type http://ipaddress/webdav/ and click Connect.

  3. Enter your user name and password. Then click Connect.

  4. The mounted drive will be listed in your Finder under Shared devices. When no longer needed, click on the eject button to disconnect the drive.

FTPS

FTPS not FTP is supported by your NAS. For FTPS transfers, we recommend installing a dedicated FTP application (e.g. ClassicFTP or Cyberduck), which can either be a free utility or shareware program.

You will need to make the following configurations on your FTP client software.

  • Please set the protocol type as SFTP.

  • The character set must be forced UTF-8 to avoid unrecognizable codes.


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