OTE Speedport W 724V Type Ci Cosmote Router Manual PDF (Setup & Configuration Guide)

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3. Under the statement

Connected data carriers

you can see the connected data

carriers, which are connected via USB. The bar chart informs you about the storage,

which is already taken.

6.5.2 Manage User

Establish user accounts, with which you can access connected data carrier and

printers. You can clear all contents or just single file folders or data carriers for the

users. Like this you have the possibility, to lock or clear created folders in your

network storage (NAS) for distinct users.

The user data will be carried by the networkable devices, if these are trying to access

the network storage (NAS) or the printer.

Figure 6-17 Create user

1. Click on

Network storage

.

2. Click on

Manage user

.

3. Click on

Create a new user

.

Notice:

For creating a user, it is mandatory, that a USB data carrier is attached to the

Speedport.

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4. Enter the name of the user in the entry field

.

5. Enter the personal password, that will be used for the user in the entry field

.

Notice:

Choose secure passwords. We suggest a combination of numbers and letters

(Upper and lower cases) with at least eight signs, which do not make any

recognizable sense (i.e. H7zt9kkoM5).

6. The user folder will be created automatically on a connected USB storage during

saving of the user account. The user folder is exclusively available for the user with

reading and writing rights. Other users cannot access it. Just a user with

administrator rights can access the folder.

Notice:

For registration at the network storage with administrator rights use the user

name admin and the device password of your Speedport.

7. Click on

, if you want additional folders cleared for the user.

Notice:

For every user at most two folders can be cleared.

8. Set the hook at

read only

, if user just should have reading rights in the additional

folder.

9. Click on

Release additional folders

, if you want to make additional folders

accessible for the user.

10. Once you have adapted the settings, confirm the changes by clicking the tab

. If you do not want to save changes, click on the tab

.

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6.5.3 Access via FTP/FTPS

FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a protocol for data transmission. Allow the access, if

you want to access your network storage (NAS) via internet from far. FTPS (FTP via

SSL) is an encrypted variant and therefore more secure than FTP.

Suggestion:

You can also access from your home network via FTP/FTPS to the

network storage connected to your Speedport.

For the access via internet your Speedport has to get a name in the internet. For that

you can choose from different services for dynamic DNS, i. e. dyndns.org. If you have

booked a service enter the access data in the menu Internet - Dynamic DNS.

Suggestion:

Further information for the settings of dynamic DNS can be found in the

section DynamicDNS.

With an FTP program you can with every networkable device on your network

storage and exchange data.

1. Click on

Network storage

.

2. Create a user first (see chapter

Create user

)

3. Set the hook at

Allow FTP access

or at

Allow FTPS access

, if you want to allow

access via FTP or FTPS.

4. Set the hook at

also from the internet

,

if you want to allow access from the

internet as well. If you do not set this hook, you will just reach your network

storage via FTP from within your home network.

Notice:

Via FTP the authentification data (User name, personal password) and the

data transmission will be sent unencrypted. We suggest the use of FTPS.

5. Once you have adapted the settings, confirm the changes by clicking the tab

. If you do not want to save changes, click on the tab

.

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6.5.4 Guest access

With guest access you can easily grant access to guests or friends to cleared file

folders in your network storage, i.e. for sharing images or videos.

Figure 6-18 Guest access

1. Click on

Network storage

.

2. Click on

Guest access

.

3. Set the hook at

Activate guest access

, if you want to activate host access.

4. Click on the tab

, in order to choose the directory to which the

guest can have access.

5. Set the hook at

read only

, if guest just should have reading rights in the additional

folder.

Notice:

If you just grant the guest reading rights, he can just read the files in the

chosen directories, but he cannot change or erase them.

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6. Once you have adapted the settings, confirm the changes by clicking the tab

. If you do not want to save changes, click on the tab

.

Notice:

For registration as host enter the user name GUEST and create any personal

password consisting of at least one sign.

6.5.5 Settings

Used work group

For recognition of the different networking devices within a home network, they are

grouped together in workgroups. Windows list the recognized devices in the file

explorer under network environment (or network). Via these entries the network

storages (NAS) connected to your Speedport can also have access. The default

setting in your Speedport is the work group

WORKGROUP

. Depending on the

Windows Version different standard work groups will be in use.

Table 6-7 Workgroup

Operation System

Name of work group

Windows XP Home Edition

WORKGROUP

Windows XP Professional

WORKGROUP

Windows Vista

WORKGROUP

Windows 7

WORKGROUP

Windows 8

WORKGROUP

If the same work group name is set, the access to the network storage is facilitated.

You can modify the work group name either in the Speedport or in the respective

networking device. If the work group name does not match, you can also, via direct

path entry, to access the network storage.

1. Click on

Network storage

.

2. Click on

Settings

.

3. Enter the respective work group name in the entry field.

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