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Re: Home FTP help
06/28/15 12:18 AM
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> So now the question... this particular NAS has two USB ports on the back to extend > storage. I want to plug in a drive to that to make it the Artwork FTP drive. Then set > it up with a username/password, that I can give out discreetly.
Yes, that's right. You specify the folders / drives that can be accessed and the user name and password. Depending on your NAS, you might even be able to setup levels of user. e.g. standard user has read access to a specified folder. User Level 2 might have read access to several folders, write access to another folder, and so on.
> IS THIS 100% SAFE? > > In other words, if I do this right, a user will only be able to access the Artwork > FTP, and not be able to access the other drives on the network?
Nothing - NOTHING - is 100% safe on the net. However, don't put anything sensitive on any drives you hook up and you should be fine. Just keep an eye on things: bandwidth usage, password attempts, number connections, etc, and you will soon see if something is going wrong.
Moose
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