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A Deep Dive Into Thecus NAS Software

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Getting Started

 

 

The easiest way to log into your Thecus NAS server is to use Thecus' Setup Wizard Software. The Setup Wizard will allow you to access the main login screen of your NAS or run through the basic setup options in an easy to follow, logical order.

 

 

The main login screen on the NAS has three options to get you into the System, Admin, Web Disk and Photo Server. In this section we are going to take a look at the setup and menu system on a Thecus N7700 Pro, one of Thecus' latest, most advanced NAS servers.

 

Main Menu System

 

 

Once inside the system there are eight menus found in the tabs on the left side of the software. Those tabs are System Information, System Management, System Network, Storage, User and Group Authentication, Application Server, Module Management and finally Backup.

 

In our deep dive today we are going to look at each menu and the settings that are available as options inside the menu system.

 


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