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== Basic Setup ==
== Basic Setup ==


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1. If no output on HDMI, you need to find IP Address with tools (e.g. netscan) (hostname: PINE64, PINE64SO)
1. If no output on HDMI, you need to find the IP Address with tools (e.g. [https://www.softperfect.com/products/networkscanner/ netscan]) (hostname: PINE64, PINE64SO)


2. Use the IP Address on PC browser to login: admin / openmediavault  (Remember to change default password: System -> General Settings -> Web Administrator Password)
2. Use the IP Address on PC browser to login to the Web Admin Pages: admin / openmediavault  (Remember to change default password: System -> General Settings -> Web Administrator Password)


3. Plug USB Drive
3. Plug USB Drive

Revision as of 03:34, 22 November 2017

If you are dealing with confidential files transfer/sharing, please make sure your setup are secure with long and hard to guess random password or PKI keys

Basic Setup

1. If no output on HDMI, you need to find the IP Address with tools (e.g. netscan) (hostname: PINE64, PINE64SO)

2. Use the IP Address on PC browser to login to the Web Admin Pages: admin / openmediavault  (Remember to change default password: System -> General Settings -> Web Administrator Password)

3. Plug USB Drive

4. Go to Storage -> Physical Disks -> Scan

5. Go to Storage -> File Systems -> select the Partition to mount -> Mount -> Apply

6. Access Right Management -> User -> Add

7. Access Right Management -> Shared Folders -> Add
    - select newly added Shared Folder -> Privileges -> tick Read/Write -> Save


FTP

1. Complete the "Basic Setup" above

2. Services -> FTP -> Settings -> Enable -> Save -> Apply
                   -> Shares -> Add -> Apply


Rsync Clone/Backup

You required 2 devices (e.g. 2 ROCK64, PINE64, SOPINE or etc) to Clone/Backup from master to slave or bidirectional(Not fully tested).

1. Complete the "Basic Setup" above

2. [On slave/destination device] Services -> Rsync -> Server -> Settings -> Enable -> Save -> Apply
	                                                     -> Modules -> Add -> General then User -> Add

3. Services -> Rsync -> Jobs -> Add (Type: Remote, Mode: Push, Destination server: [USER]@[HOST]::[Module])
    - for testing: select Job -> Run
    - for bidirectional Rsync: Add another Job to Pull from slave/destination device (Don't enable Delete because new file/folder will be deleted)

4. Diagnostics -> System Logs


Rsync Clone/Backup (Through Internet)

TBD