USB Drive Settings Help

The EVG2000 allows file sharing when a USB hard drive or flash memory is connected to the USB port.

Please consult the Reference Manual for detailed configuration information.

To access the USB Drive via FTP, use any FTP tool or type ftp://ipaddress in a Web browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape. The ipaddress entered is the Web IP address of the router, which can be located on the Router Status menu as the IP address of the Internet Port.

To access the USB Drive via Microsoft network connections, click Windows Start -> Run and type \\ipaddress. The ipaddress entered is the local IP address of the router, for example, 10.0.0.138. Typing \\hostname in Windows Explorer is also an alternative. The hostname entered is the Host Name specified in the Network Access section, for example, EVG2000.

Network Access

Host Name & Workgroup
The Host Name and workgroup combination is the name used to identify the router in your network. The attached USB drive can be easily accessed by typing \\hostname in Windows Explorer.

FTP Port
FTP port is the TCP port number of the embedded FTP server. The default value is 21.You can also change to any port between 1024 and 65535.

To Apply

Click Apply to save the new settings to the Router.

FTP Access

FTP accounts can be created by clicking the Add button. These FTP accounts will allow users on the LAN or Internet to access the files on the attached USB drive.

To Add,Edit,Delete or Eject Disk

Click Add to add a new information.
Click Edit to edit the selected information.
Click Delete to delete the selected information.
Click Eject Disk to eject the USB device.

Attached Device

This table shows the partition information of the attached USB drive, including the share name and file system type.

To Refresh

Click Refresh to update the Attached Device table.