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Axentra™ Net-Box Getting Started Guide

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With your computers networked to your Net-Box, and files stored centrally on your Net-Box you

have true mobility.

Access your computer from anywhere in your home / office

You can access the files on your Axentra Server through the local netwo rk as if it were another computer

running Windows. To do so, your Server must have Windows Networking enabled.

- Log in as an Administrator

- Select Windows Networking from the menu on the left. Enter the name of your local workgroup,

ensure "Share your Axentra Server home folders on the network " is checked.

- Click Apply.

For more details on setting up file access from systems running Windows , Macintosh or Linux, please

refer to: http://www.axentra.com/support/soho_series/online_help/v_2_3/index.html#mydisk

Access your files from any computer on the Internet

Your Axentra Net-Box provides a service called MyDisk (WebDAV File Sharing server). With it, you can

access your files from anywhere in the world, using any Internet-connect computer, as if they were on a

local folder of that computer.

To do so, your Net-Box must have a domain name set up, and it must have http and webdav enabled.

- Log in as an Administrator

- Select Network Services from the menu on the left.

Make sure that both 'Web Sites' and 'WebDAV File Sharing ' are set to either 'SSL' or 'SSL and

non-SSL' for access from the internet (the rightmost column).

- Click Apply.

For more details on accessing your files from computers on the Internet running Windows , Macintosh or

Linux, please refer to: http://www.axentra.com/support/soho_series/online_help/v_2_3/index.html#mydisk

Accessing your files from any computer on the Internet using VPN

VPN is an acronym for Virtual Private Network. A VPN is a way to provide remote access to an

organization's network via the Internet. VPNs send data over the public Internet through secure "tunnels",

with the information sent across the Internet being encrypted so the entire network is virtually private. An

example might be a company network where there are offices in different cities. Using the Internet, the

offices merge their networks into one network. The data is encrypted to insure that only the offices can

see the data on the Internet link.

How to set up a VPN connection in Windows (XP)

- Open the Windows Control Panel.

- Open the ‘Network and Internet Connections’ item in Control Panel. A list of existing dial-up and

LAN connections will appe ar.

- Choose the 'Create a connection to the network at your workplace' item from the left-hand side of

the window. The Windows XP ‘New Connection Wizard’ will appear on the screen.

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