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Title: Removing 'Volume_1'
Post by: realwarder on March 14, 2009, 10:28:04 AM
Hi,

I setup my DNS-323, named it 'BACKUP', and it all works.

However, when I browse to it, it folders are under a top level folder of 'Volume_1', which is kind of silly to me.

I want it to be:

\\BACKUP\My Files

rather than

\\BACKUP\Volume_1\My Files

Is this possible?

Thanks!

RW
Title: Re: Removing 'Volume_1'
Post by: Zardoz66 on March 15, 2009, 06:57:42 AM
From what I have seen the "volume_x" name is hard set. and can not change it. where you placed the backup name is more a network name for the device.
Title: Re: Removing 'Volume_1'
Post by: bigclaw on March 15, 2009, 08:04:12 AM
Volume_1 denotes the first shared "volume" (roughly equivalent to hard drive) in your DNS-323. If you add another hard drive later, it's going to be Volume_2 under standard configuration. You have to have separate names for the two hard drives; it's just that the names are not customizable.
Title: Re: Removing 'Volume_1'
Post by: realwarder on March 15, 2009, 10:32:15 AM
Thanks for the replies!

Volume_1 it is then :)
Title: Re: Removing 'Volume_1'
Post by: Rodent on March 15, 2009, 05:00:06 PM
Why not create a 'My_Files' share and use that instead.

In the 'Volume_1' folder create a folder called 'My_Files' and share it through the 'Advanced -> Network' options in the web interface that way you can access your files like this:

\\BACKUP\My_Files\

Hope this helps
R.
Title: Re: Removing 'Volume_1'
Post by: realwarder on March 16, 2009, 08:34:26 AM
Why not create a 'My_Files' share and use that instead.

In the 'Volume_1' folder create a folder called 'My_Files' and share it through the 'Advanced -> Network' options in the web interface that way you can access your files like this:

\\BACKUP\My_Files\

Hope this helps
R.

That is a great help.  Thanks!