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Chapter2 Using your LinkStation

LinkStation Setup Manual

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Access restrictions by using the Delegate Authority server feature

Follow the below procedure to permit access by administration all user accounts and passwords that

access LinkStation using a delegate server.

The network administrators or a person who has proper knowledge regarding Microsoft should

complete this procedure. Consult your network administrator for details.

• Setting access permission per user/group from the properties screen security tab is not supported

when using a SMB server.

There are restrictions when administrating through delegate authority server. You must read restric-

tions below.

• You cannot set access restrictions if you do not access the LinkStation while logged in to Windows

using the account information.

• If you are not accessing the LinkStation while logging into Windows using the account information

registered to the authentication server.

• You cannot connect as a guest user via AFP if you use the Delegate Authority option.

• You cannot connect as anonymous via FTP id you use the Delegate Authority option.

For Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003/Server 2008 Users

When using Delegate Authority to External SMB server feature to restrict access, you need to change

the security settings on Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003/Server 2008.

Select [Start] - [Programs] - [BUFFALO] - [File Sharing Security Level Change Tool] - [File Sharing Secu-

rity Level Change Tool], and then select [Change security level] to change the security settings (Select

“Recover default security level” change it back to the previous setting).

Note: – “File Sharing Security Level Change Tool” can be installed only on Windows Vista using

the CD included.

– During the initial setup, the message, “Start changing le sharing security level. Will you

continue?” will be displayed. If you click [Yes], follow the instructions on the screen and

restart your PC .