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Operating the Snap Server as an FTP Server

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Operating the Snap Server as an FTP Server

Your Snap Server can also be used as an FTP server, allowing users to access the

server’s files and directories via FTP clients.

To access a Snap Server share (see “Assigning User Access to Network Shares” on page

24), enter the following address in a Web browser’s or FTP program’s Address or

Location box:

ftp://snap_server/share_name

where snap_server is the Snap Server’s name or IP address and share_name is the

desired share.

It should look similar to the examples below.

ftp://snap30123/share1

ftp://192.168.1.1/share1

You now have standard FTP access to all files and directories within the share.

You can enable or disable FTP access to network shares. From the Administration

menu, click

Network Settings, FTP, and then Enable FTP Server. When FTP access is

enabled, access is based on the security settings you defined. See “Setting Up

Security” on page 21.

Managing the Snap Server with SNMP

Your Snap Server can be managed using SNMP.

SNMP is enabled by default. To disable SNMP access:

1 Go to the server’s Home page and open the Administration menu.

2 Select Network Settings and then select SNMP.

3 Clear the SNMP access check box.

UPS Support

Your Snap Server can be used with uninterruptible power supplies (UPS).

Snap Servers communicate with the UPS via the network, not via a serial cable.

You can configure the Snap Server to automatically shut down upon receiving a

low battery message from your network-based uninterruptible power supply

(UPS). Currently, only APC

brand UPS devices are supported.

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