LG N4B2N User manual

N4B2 / N4R2
User Guide and Instruction Manual
LG Network Storage

Note
1Do not place any objects within 15cm of the unit.
The unit reaches high temperatures creating the risk of burn injuries.
2Only use compatible devices with the system ports, or the system and devices risk
being damaged.
3 Do not use damaged disks. Product can be damaged.
4Do not dismantle or change the structure of the system in any way.
This may cause electric shock.
5
When dealing with system components, strictly abide by the instruction manual.
Physical contact with the soldering on the backside of components may cause
severe injury.
6
When transporting the system, rst turn o the system and disconnect the unit
from the power source. Sudden tension in cables can cause severe damage to the
system. Loose cables can cause injury.
7
Take caution when handling the system so as not to corrupt the hard disk data.
- Take caution not to bump or expose the system to extreme temperatures, as it
may damage the sensitive hard disk.
- Take caution when turning on the electricity, as during this time any external
bumps to the system may corrupt the hard disk data.
- The manufacturer disclaims all responsibility for loss of hard disk data.
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Related to damage to the HDD and data:
- during installation or disconnection of the system, ensure that the system does
not experience any external physical shocks.
- During the operation of the HDD, short surges and stoppages of power may
cause the system to turn o and on quickly.
- there may be a sudden stoppage of electricity during operation
- avoid moving the system during operation of the HDD, which may cause
external physical shock
- during the conguration of new volumes.
i) if during use, existing volumes are deleted and new volumes are created, data
will be lost.
ii) Before conguration of new volumes, each user must back up data, as well as
when creating new volumes, to ensure the possibility of restoration.
– e.g. virus infections.
• Always back up hard disk data to avoid accidental data loss.
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In the event of the administrator forgetting the password, restoration is
impossible. Hence safeguard the password.
• To create a new password, the system must be re-initialized. In this case, all
data will be lost, and data recovery will be impossible, for security reasons. The
manufacturer disclaims all responsibility in the event of this occurrence.
10 In the event of the cover being removed during operation, the user risks electric
shock, injury, and damage to the system.
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Safety warning
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Warning
1Do not use damaged electrical cords. This may cause electric shock, and is a re
hazard.
2Use a grounded cord and grounded socket to avoid electric shock and damage to
components.
3Do not handle the electrical cord with wet hands, as this may cause shock and
injury.
4When removing the plug from the socket, ensure that the plug is handled and not
the cord. Otherwise this may cause damage to the plug and even re.
5Always check and use correct voltage to avoid electric shock, severe damage to
the system, and re.
6Always use grounded cords and grounded sockets with correct capacity (voltage /
current) to avoid the danger of damage, electric shock, and injury.
7In the event of noise emanating from the electrical cords or sockets, to avoid re
and injury immediately disconnect, and contact the service centre.
8 Ensure that electrical cords are correctly plugged into the sockets to avoid re.
9
Ensure that electrical cords are not damaged or do not have heavy objects placed
on them. Keep electrical cords away from children and pets. Damaged cords may
cause electrical shock or re.
10 Keep the power cords and sockets clean at all times to avoid re and electrical
shock.
11
In the event of moisture entering the system, immediately disconnect the power
and contact the service centre, to avoid the danger of system damage, electrical
shock, and re.
12 Do not block vents, as this will cause system damage.
13 Prior to cleaning the system, always disconnect the power, to avoid damage and
electric shock.

14 In the event of lighting and thunderstorms, immediately physically disconnect the
system from any power source, to avoid damage to the system.
15 In the event of dropping the system, contact the service centre for advice and
possible service. Not doing this creates the risk of damage, re and electric shock.
16 Keep the system away from direct sunlight to avoid overheating, and melting of
the case, which may eventuate in re and injury.
17 Do not place ammable objects, candles or cigarettes on the system, as this may
cause re
18 In the event of a burning smell or smoke emanating from the system, immediately
disconnect the power, and contact the service centre.
19
Keep heating devices and other electrical components at a distance from the
system to avoid case melting, and hence the danger of damage, re, and electric
shock.
20 Before disassembling the system, always ensure physical disconnection of the
electrical cable from the socket.
21 Do not disassemble the power supply, to avoid the danger of electric shock.
22
Keep children away from the system, as consuming any parts will cause serious
injury.
In the event of swallowing any parts, such as screws, immediately seek medical
treatment.
23
Ensure that multipoint power sockets are not overloaded, to avoid the danger
of re and electric shock. Ensure that cords are always neatly arranged and are
not trapped under the system or other heavy objects. When connecting and
disconnecting the electrical cord, take care in handling the socket to avoid the
danger of electric shock.
24 Ensure that there are no loose or exposed metallic objects inside the case, to avoid
the danger of damage, re and electric shock.
25 Ensure that hands are never used, to avoid damaging the system and electric
shock. Always use screw drivers for work inside the system.
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Safety warning......................................................................... 2
1. Introduction.........................................................................12
LG Network Storage Introduction..........................................................12
Supported OS..........................................................................................13
Package Contents ...................................................................................14
Name of Each Part..................................................................................15
2. LG Network Storage Installation .....................................16
Hard disk installation and set up ..........................................................16
‘LG Network Storage Installer’ installation (LG Network Storage
system file installation,volume and RAID configuration) ...................20
LG Network Storage Connection..........................................................24
‘LG Network Storage PC S/W Installer’ installation (PC Application
program installation and usage)...........................................................26
PC application program installation......................................................................... 27
PC Application Program Usage................................................................................28
3. LCD panel and front button usage.................................35
Power Off / On (POWER button).........................................................35
Tray open / close (DISC OPEN button) ...............................................36
Action set up (MODE button)...............................................................36
IP Setup ........................................................................................................................... 37
Backup data on discs using LG NETWORK STORAGE (ODD Backup).........38
Writing data to disc (ODD Burn) ...............................................................................39
USB device / memory card back up ........................................................................41
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LG NETWORK STORAGE State indication (SET button) .................42
Host name and IP confirmation................................................................................42
Time and date confirmation.......................................................................................43
Save capacity confirmation ........................................................................................43
RAID configuration state confirmation (RAID SYNC STATE) ...........................44
System operating status check .................................................................................44
[System Firmware Version Information]................................................................................ 45
[FAN RPM Information] ............................................................................................................ 45
4. LG Network Storage Web Menu Use (for LG Network
Storage administrators) .......................................................46
System Settings .....................................................................................46
Network............................................................................................................................46
Host.................................................................................................................................................47
Interface .........................................................................................................................................47
Workgroup/Domain ................................................................................................................... 50
Date & Time.....................................................................................................................51
Date and Time Setup ................................................................................................................. 51
NTP Set-up .................................................................................................................................. 52
Mail Notification.............................................................................................................52
Volume .............................................................................................................................54
Volume Array Configuration .................................................................................................... 55
Volume create...............................................................................................................................57
Deleting volumes .........................................................................................................................57
Volume edit ...................................................................................................................................57
Volume expansion .......................................................................................................................57
Volume Migration........................................................................................................................ 58
Checking Volume ...................................................................................................................... 58
Hard Disk Information .............................................................................................................. 58
Smart information of a Hard Disk .......................................................................................... 59
Hard Disk Scan ......................................................................................................................... 59

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Power ................................................................................................................................60
Standby Mode ............................................................................................................................. 60
Wake On LAN................................................................................................................................61
Power Recovery .............................................................................................................................61
UPS Power Setting..................................................................................................................... 62
Shutdown...................................................................................................................................... 63
Language Setting..........................................................................................................64
Firmware ..........................................................................................................................65
Upgrade ........................................................................................................................................ 65
Initialization ..................................................................................................................... 67
Configuration Back-up.............................................................................................................. 68
LCD Control ............................................................................................70
LG Network Storage Share Management.............................................71
User.................................................................................................................................... 71
Group................................................................................................................................ 75
Folder................................................................................................................................ 77
Trahsbox........................................................................................................................................80
Blu-ray / DVD ..........................................................................................81
Storing – Saving Disc Data to the LG NETWORK STORAGE ...........................81
Disc Data Copy............................................................................................................................ 82
Disc Image Backup.................................................................................................................... 83
Burning.............................................................................................................................84
Burn Disc ..................................................................................................................................... 85
Burn Image................................................................................................................................... 88
Schedule Backup & Restoration ...............................................................................89
Schedule Backup ...................................................................................................................... 89
Restore .......................................................................................................................................... 96
Backup history.............................................................................................................................101

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Service................................................................................................... 103
Network Server............................................................................................................. 103
FTP ................................................................................................................................................103
AFP............................................................................................................................................... 105
Remote Access............................................................................................................105
DDNS (Dynamic DNS)............................................................................................................. 105
UPnP............................................................................................................................................ 106
Network Printer ............................................................................................................ 107
iTunes .............................................................................................................................. 116
Time Machine.................................................................................................................117
[Web Set-up]............................................................................................................................... 117
[Mac OS].......................................................................................................................................118
iSCSI...............................................................................................................................120
[iSCSI Initiator Installation]......................................................................................................120
[Web Set-up]...............................................................................................................................121
[iSCSI Connection] ....................................................................................................................121
Torrent ............................................................................................................................130
[Download] ..................................................................................................................................130
[Use]..............................................................................................................................................130
[Set-up].........................................................................................................................................131
RSYNC (Remote Data Backup Service)............................................. 132
Data Backup using Rsync ......................................................................................... 132
RSYNC-server Configuration .................................................................................................132
RSYNC-client Configuration...................................................................................................133
Alteration of Configuration for Remote Data Backup......................................................134
Deletion of Remote Data Backup..........................................................................................134
Restore Data Using Rsync ........................................................................................ 135
NFS........................................................................................................ 135
USB Sync ...............................................................................................137
USB Device & Memory Card ....................................................................................137
e-SATA........................................................................................................................... 142
USB / Memory Card .................................................................................................. 143

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Information ........................................................................................... 144
Status ............................................................................................................................. 144
Log .................................................................................................................................. 146
Top menu ............................................................................................. 148
File viewer ...................................................................................................................... 148
My Information.............................................................................................................. 151
5. LG Network Storage web menu usage (Regular users)152
Blu-ray / DVD ....................................................................................... 152
Storing – Saving Disc Data to the LG NETWORK STORAGE ........................ 152
Disc Data Copy...........................................................................................................................153
Disc Image Backup...................................................................................................................154
Burning........................................................................................................................... 155
Burn Disc ....................................................................................................................................156
Burn Image..................................................................................................................................159
USB Sync .............................................................................................. 160
USB Device & Memory Card ...................................................................................160
e-SATA........................................................................................................................... 165
USB / Memory Card .................................................................................................. 166
Top menu ..............................................................................................167
File viewer .......................................................................................................................167
My Information..............................................................................................................170
6. LG Network Storage via network drive...........................171
Accessing the LG Network Storage data in Windows OS................. 171
MAC OS connection ............................................................................ 175
Linux OS access................................................................................... 178