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that fi le to restore all device settin
g
s in a sin
g
le ste
p
. Enter this screen b
y
selecting Control Panel / Maintenance / Restore Con
fi
guration, and then
browse to the saved con
fi
guration
fi
le and press the
Res
t
o
r
e
button
.
F
actor
y
Reset
Y
ou can return all of the NAS drive’s settin
g
s to their factor
y
default state
by
se
l
ectin
g
Contro
l
Pane
l
/ Maintenance / Factor
y
Reset, an
d
p
ressin
g
t
h
e
Factory Reset
bu
tt
o
n
o
n thi
s
sc
r
ee
n.
As described earlier, an alternate way to reset the device to
f
actory settings
is to
p
ress and hold in the Reset button for more than 5 seconds
.
L
og Fi
l
e
The NAS drive has the ability to record event logs
f
or various activities that
occur during operation. Here you can control and display the available
event lo
g
s. Each lo
g
can be individuall
y
restarted b
y
cleanin
g
p
ast events
and starting with a
f
resh log.
S
am
b
a Log
To view the log o
f
events that have occurred during Samba
fi
le sharing,
select Control Panel / Log File / Samba Log
.
F
TP Lo
g
To view the lo
g
of events that have occurred durin
g
FTP fi le transfers, select
Contro
l
Pane
l
/ Lo
g
Fi
l
e / FTP Lo
g.
D
H
C
P Server Log
To view the log of events that have been recorded by the NAS drive’s DHCP
Server, select Control Panel / Log File / DHCP Server Log
.
Sy
stem Lo
g
To view the log o
f
events that have recorded by the system monitor, select
Contro
l
Pane
l
/ Lo
g
Fi
l
e / S
y
stem Lo
g
.