Equinux VPN Tracker 8.1.1 Manual de usuario descargar pdf (Pagina 62)

Secure Desktop Reference

This chapter describes the items available in Secure Desktop

and how to customize them to get the most out of Secure

Desktop.

Connecting to File Servers

To connect to a file server (network share), drag the “File

Server” item to your Secure Desktop. Secure Desktop must

be in

→

#Edit Mode to add items.

‣

Select the VPN that is required for accessing this file

server (here, the VPN is called “London”).

‣

Select the type of server that you would like to connect to, and enter its IP

address. There are several types of file servers that VPN Tracker can connect

to.

If your VPN has a working

→

#Remote DNS

setup, you can use a host name instead

of an IP address.

If there are file servers currently con-

nected to your Mac, they will be shown

in the list and you can select one of

those directly.

When you’re done setting up the file

server, leave the Secure Desktop’s edit

mode and click the item to test it.

You will be prompted for your username and password (if required), as well as

for the volume(s) on the file server that you would like to access

It is not possible to use Bonjour or NETBIOS names for accessing

file servers. Please use IP addresses instead, or set up

→

#Remote

DNS to be able to use DNS host names.

OS X File Servers (AFP)

Select “AFP Server” if your file server is a Mac running OS X, or an Apple Time

Capsule. Some NAS (Network Attached Storage) devices can be accessed us-

ing AFP, please refer to your device’s documentation for details.

In addition to the server’s address, you

may optionally enter the volume after

the address, separated by a forward slash

(“/”), e.g. 192.168.42.11/SharedDocs.

Windows File Servers (SMB/CIFS)

Select “SMB/CIFS Server” if your file server is running Windows, or if you are

connecting to a file server with Windows-compatible network shares. Many

NAS devices offer SMB services.

In addition to the server’s address, you

may optionally enter the share after the

address, separated by a forward slash (“/”),

e.g. 192.168.42.11/Documents.

FTP Server

Select “FTP Server” if you are connecting to a file server running the File Trans-

fer Protocol (FTP). Many NAS devices offer FTP services, and FTP is a popular

protocol for uploading files to web hosting.

NFS Server

Select “NFS Server” if you are connecting to a file server running the Network

File System (NFS). You must specify the entire path to the network share, e.g.

192.168.42.11/export/docs.

WebDAV Server

Select “WebDAV Server” if you are connecting to a file server running the

WebDAV protocol. WebDAV is a popular protocol for uploading files to web

hosting.

For NFS file servers, the share must be specified in the Secure Desktop file server item.

1 2 ... 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 ... 82 83

Comentarios a estos manuales

Sin comentarios

Equinux VPN Tracker 8.1.1 Manual de usuario Pagina 62

Comentarios a estos manuales

Relacionado con productos y manuales para Software Equinux VPN Tracker 8.1.1