D-Link DNS-320 [97/117] Web file server

94D-Link DNS-320 User Manual

Section 4 - Conguration

Web File Server

Whenever you cannot mount the network shares of your NAS, use the Web File Server to access the les using a browser over the Internet. If the

network that your device is connected to is using NAT, you will need to forward HTTP port 80 across your router for access over the Internet.

Up: Click the Up button to go up (or back) one directory in

the folder structure of the network share selected.

Upload: Select a destination folder in a network share by

navigating in the folder view on the left. Click the Upload

button to open a dialogue window where you can

browse to select a le on your computer for uploading

to the selected destination folder.

Download: Select a le for download to your computer by navigating

in the folder view on the left. Click on the le. Once the

text turns red, click on the Download button and save

or open the le as needed. You may select multiple les

at the same time by holding the CTRL key and clicking

on the les you want to download.

Refresh: Click the Refresh button to update the folder and le

view of the Web File Server.

Download: Downloads the selected le to your computer.

Copy: Click to copy the le to the clipboard. A wizard will launch

and allow you to select the folder to paste the copy of

the le to. Once you have selected the folder, click OK

to paste the le in that folder.

Move: Moves the le to a new folder.

Delete: Removes the selected le.

Rename: Allows you to congure a new le name for the selected

le.

Properties: Displays the le properties such as ownership, access

rights and modify time.

*Note: If you are going to use Web File Server from this NAS through

the internet make sure the ShareCenter™ is connected to a router,

you will also need to congure the router to forward port 80 to the

IP address of this ShareCenter™