How to Set Up a Cloud Solution Using a Business NAS

Setting up a cloud server on a business NAS is very similar to that of the home NAS user. The web-based administration of a NAS drive makes it incredibly simple to configure and use. In this example, we’re using a Buffalo TeraStation.

CREATING YOUR CLOUD The Buffalo TeraStation we’re using is updated to the latest firmware and has cycled through the initial set up process. Note: Changes to models can alter the screenshots and steps below. STEP 1 Log in to the Buffalo TeraStation admin page. When loaded, click on the File Sharing link in the left-hand sidebar, followed by the link button to the far right of the Web Access entry. Enable HTTPS/SSL Encryption, enable Access via BuffaloNAS.comclick the Generate Random Key button, and enter a name for the cloud server in the BuffaloNAS.com Name box STEP 2 Once you’ve named the cloud server, click OK to save the details. Still in the File Sharing section, click on the Folder Setup link button, located at the top of the screen. In…

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