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Author Topic: Can anyone teach me the easiers way to share my certain folder in FTP link?  (Read 4584 times)

bluesoul

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hi,

i can remote in to my NAS-320 in others network, but how to create a ftp link on certain folders that i want to share out?

let's say, i have a folder name 'temp' in volume 1, and i only need to share that folder to others with a ftp link, can anyone teach me how to do tat? thx. (newbie here) :o
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cable2

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I am not sure if this answers your question, but I found this a while ago and found it to be most useful for enabling the FTP on the 320, but you may need to go over everything 3 or 4 times.  "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCxdGWmrcOM&feature=related"  is the link. If the link is bad, go to YouTube and search FTP on a NAS.  I really wish they had "stickies" in these forums for common problems, known issues and work arounds, supported drives, and assorted guides / links.  Actually, I am kind of amazed that they don't, it would really make their equipment much more user friendly.  Anyway, good luck.
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bluesoul

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thanks cable :-\ but i found more problems abt this NAS, it can't fulfill wat i wan, example: access permission, folder secure... so i think i gonna give up with this nas , set up my own data sharing center by using normal desktop... haizzz...  :-\


anywhere thanks alot XD
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finalturismo

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you can build a cheap desktop and use a program called
FREENAS

it will turn your desktop in a full blown nas system with every option under the sun, and its free.

Just need a cheap desktop

You can build 1 for under 200 on new egg

Best of all, you can add more drives!
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JavaLawyer

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Agreed, FreeNAS is an exceptional software product and since it's an open source project, the features and support are unmatched. For experienced PC enthusiasts that aren't afraid to get their hands dirty, building a homegrown NAS is a great DIY project.
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