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IOCELL Networks NetDISK User Manual Network Direct Attached Storage / NDAS

4.4 Sharing the NDAS Device

Once NDAS device is connected to your network, it can be accessed from any

supported computer on your LAN.

To share NDAS device, the following conditions must exist:

All Windows Environment:

• All computers and NDAS device must be on the same LAN.

• NDAS device must be connected via Ethernet or Wireless Router.

• To share Read and Write access, all computers on the network using the

NDAS device must have the same NDAS driver version installed.

• NDAS device must be registered on each computer.

Warning:

• DO NOT perform disk operations (format, partition, defrag, chkdsk or RAID

creation) when multiple PCs have the NDAS device mounted.

Multiple OS Environment:

The NDAS device driver has reduced functionality on the MAC and Linux

platforms.

1. Writing data via NDAS from non-Windows platforms requires exclusive

Write Access. If a MAC or Linux PC needs to mount the drive via NDAS for data

writing, a message will be sent to the other clients requesting the drive be

dismounted. An alternative is for one computer to create a network shared space

from the mounted NDAS drive so that the other operating systems may have full

time write access.

2. NDAS devices bound in RAID configurations will not be accessible via

MAC or Linux machines. In this case, a Windows computer must share the RAID

drive, or some folders on the drive in order for the other systems to use it.

MAC users, please see the MAC NDAS User Manual for more information.

Linux users, please visit the Linux NDAS driver development community

homepage at http://code.ximeta.com for more information.

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