How to monitor your Open-E DSS V7
System monitoring is an important part of daily administrative tasks. Following our recent webinars, showing…
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Although accessing emails from your phone is common now, accessing your company servers and data is a completely different story and it’s still relatively rare. With Open-E DSS V7 and any Android phone or tablet you can easily and securely access all data on your NAS shares over SMB protocol.
You will need the following to carry on with our instruction:
Firstly, we will need to install a File Manager (Total Commander) together with a necessary plugin.
Once installed, you can configure access to a new server in your mobile device.
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9 Comments
Bash
June 05, 06 2013 06:35:47I prefer es explorer (better interface imo), good job you mentioned it here. Well explained, thanks…
Reisen
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patrick
May 07, 05 2018 08:34:22I cannot copy files towards the NAS using TC. Only local copy possible, even if installing LAN/SMB/ whatever plugin.
Karolina Pletnia
May 07, 05 2018 11:35:33Hi Patrick!
Check if SMB access is possible from a Windows machine. If not, enable it and configure it correctly according to the Open-E DSS V7 Manual available on our website. Should you have more questions, contact the Open-E Support Team by email on pre-sales@open-e.com, they will provide you with an appropriate solution. Best regards!
Guy Tomlinson
June 19, 06 2019 07:39:05does it work connecting to an IP address with channel? eg 192.168.1.254:5000
can’t seem to get it to work? It seems to look for address 5000 only
Guy Tomlinson
June 19, 06 2019 11:10:35ok tried it without port number and it works! Didn’t think it would as it is on port 5000….
Karolina Napieraj
June 21, 06 2019 10:53:12Hi Guy! I’m happy it works 🙂
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Brian
June 23, 06 2020 11:20:22You don’t know how much time this info helped. In a matter of minutes I had access to my NAS.
Thank you very much