During the initial setup and configuration of an ASUSTOR NAS, users connect the device to their network, access the administration interface, and configure settings such as network parameters, user accounts, shared folders, and access permissions to tailor the NAS to their specific needs.

Let's go through the basic layout of the NAS, and how to move around and change appearance settings.

The first time you setup your nas, you may need to use the control center app to find it. Let's look how.

Students will learn how to create user accounts, groups, and set access permissions for shared folders to control user access and ensure data security within the NAS environmen

Using the ADM (ASUSTOR Data Master) interface involves navigating through its user-friendly dashboard to access features such as file management, app installation, system settings, and monitoring tools, providing users with intuitive control over their ASUSTOR NAS functionalities

How to make changes and updates to your network settings, along with setting up a static IP.

We'll show you what widgets are available on your NAS

This topic introduces various RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) levels available for data storage, explaining the differences between RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, and RAID 10, and their implications for data redundancy and performance.

Learners will explore the process of initializing disks for use within the NAS environment, including formatting and partitioning disks, and managing disk health and status.

Keeping your disks healthy is key, we'll also look at some other Storage features and recommendations

Getting your NAS setup to act as storage for Virtualisation platforms is very helpful. In this video we'll cover NFS and iSCSI connections.

This topic focuses on managing file access permissions within shared folders, including granting or restricting access to specific users or groups, and setting up advanced permissions.

The File Explorer is the main spot where you will manage all the files and folders on your NAS.

Let's show you how to access your NAS from your computers and servers.

Your NAS is essentially a computer with hardware. Let's discuss this, but also the buttons and LED's found on your unit.

We'll cover how to make some basic changes to your NAS, including which region you are a part of

Getting your NAS working with AD is very helpful. This will help you take advantage of Active Directory users and permissions.

Learners will learn how to browse, download, and install apps from the ASUSTOR App Central repository, and configure them for specific functions such as data backup, media streaming, surveillance, or cloud integration.

This topic covers the setup and configuration of multimedia services within the NAS, including media server applications and Plex Media Server, enabling users to stream multimedia content to various devices.

Let's learn how to keep your NAS data free from Malware and Viruses

You can make your NAS act like a DHCP Server...let's show you how.

This section covers tools and features available for monitoring system health and resource usage within the NAS, including system logs, resource monitors, and notification settings, enabling users to identify and troubleshoot performance issues proactively.

It's important to be notified when your NAS is running into problems. Let's how you how.

Students will explore various backup solutions available for ASUSTOR NAS, including local backup to external drives, remote backup to another NAS or cloud storage, and backup scheduling options for automated backups.

This topic provides an overview of built-in security features available within the NAS, including firewall settings, antivirus scanning, and malware protection, to safeguard data against external threats and unauthorized access.

The NAS has some great tools to keep your NAS safe and secure. We'll also how you how to log tickets with ASUSTOR support.

Let's cover the steps to make changes to how your Recycle Bin works.

This segment covers best practices for firmware updates, system maintenance, and data integrity checks on ASUSTOR NAS, ensuring the system remains up-to-date, secure, and reliable over time.

If you need to sell or clean up your NAS, factory resetting the NAS is key.

Let's show you how to register your NAS with ASUSTOR, and also how to access your NAS from wherever.

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