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3. General information
3.1. Supported systems and formats
Your NAS server supports the following file systems, protocols and
applications:
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TCP/IP network protocol
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UPnP, integrated DLNA server (Twonky)
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iTunes server
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FTP server
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Samba server
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Integrated download manager
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FAT32, NTFS, EXT2, EXT3, XFS
3.2. Possible applications of the NAS server
The NAS server can be used for the following tasks in the network:
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As a central storage location for files that you would like to provide to
other users over the local network or the Internet.
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To automatically create and update the backup copies of all your files –
even entire operating systems.
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In case of computer damage or data loss, such as hard drive failure, theft,
etc., you can quickly recover your data and continue working.
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If you are out and about, you can access the NAS server via the Internet
from anywhere in the world to download or upload files you would like to
safely store or make available for others.
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You can connect a USB printer to the NAS server and make it available to
other users in the local network.
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The integrated media server permits all users with DLNA capable devices in
the local network to access photos, videos and music on the NAS server.
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You can set up the iTunes® service on the server to enable users to stream
music to network computers with iTunes®.
3.3. Operating mode of the NAS server and the
supplied components
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The NAS server (device): The hardware with installed hard drive for
storing and backing up your files.
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Medion NAS Tool: Software that locates the NAS server in the network and
automatically connects it to your computer. The configuration interface
gives you direct access to various tools and functions of the NAS server.
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NAS Server User Interface: A user interface integrated in the server that
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