The Create a Snapshot Shared Folder window opens.
Field |
Description |
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Folder Name |
Specify a folder name that contains 1 to 64 characters and that does not:
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Comment (optional) |
Specify a comment that contains 1 to 128 ASCII characters. |
Storage Pool |
Specify the storage pool where this shared folder will be created. |
Space Allocation |
Select one of the following space allocation options:
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Qtier Auto Tiering |
Select this option to enable auto-tiering for this folder. Note:
To use this feature, you must enable Qtier on the storage pool. |
Allocate Folder Quota |
Specify a data quota for the folder. |
Option |
Description |
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Guest Access Right |
Select the permission level assigned to users without a NAS account. |
Hide network drive |
Selecting this option hides the folder in Windows networks. Users who know the specific path can still access the folder. |
Lock File (Oplocks) |
Opportunistic lock (Oplocks) is a Windows file locking mechanism that facilitates caching and access control to improve performance. This feature is enabled by default and should only be disabled in networks where multiple users simultaneously access the same files. |
SMB Encryption |
This option is available only when SMB3 is enabled. Selecting this option encrypts all Microsoft network communication using the SMB3 protocol. |
Enable Windows Previous Versions |
Selecting this option allows users to use the Previous Versions feature on Windows to restore the previous versions of this shared folder. |
Enable Network Recycle Bin |
Selecting this option creates a Recycle Bin for this shared folder. |
Restrict the access of Recycle Bin to administrators only for now |
Selecting this option prevents non-administrator users from recovering or deleting files in the Recycle Bin. |
Enable access-based share enumeration (ABSE) |
When this option is enabled, users can only see the shared folders that they have permissions to mount and access. Guests must specify a username and password to view shared folders. |
Enable access-based enumeration (ABE) |
When this option is enabled, users can only see the shared folders that they have permissions to mount and access. |
Set this folder as the Time Machine backup folder (macOS) |
Selecting this option allows users to back up the data on the Mac to this shared folder via Time Machine. |
File Station creates a snapshot shared folder.