Setting up access to your NAS account is pretty simple. However, you will need to know which NAS system you are on. Simply open a Support ticket if you do not currently have this information.
Windows
In order to mount them in the future, you can do the following:
Under "My Computer", goto "Tools" then "Mount Network Drive"
As the path, enter:
NAS 1
\\74.63.205.209\data.nas.<strong>USERNAME</strong>
NAS 2
\\74.63.205.205\nas.nas.<strong>USERNAME</strong>
NAS 3
\\208.115.253.196\nas.nas.<strong>USERNAME</strong>
Then click finish, this will prompt you for username/password. These 2 items should have been provided at the time of NAS purchase.
Then hit FINISH. You're all done!
Linux
In this example, we are using /mnt/nas as the area that you want your mount to be set.
NAS 1
mkdir -p /mnt/nas mount -t cifs -o username=<strong>USERNAME</strong>,password=<strong>PASSWORD</strong> //74.63.205.209/data.nas.<strong>USERNAME</strong> /mnt/nas
NAS 2
mkdir -p /mnt/nas mount -t cifs -o username=<strong>USERNAME</strong>,password=<strong>PASSWORD</strong> //74.63.205.205/nas.nas.<strong>USERNAME</strong> /mnt/nas
NAS 3
mkdir -p /mnt/nas mount -t cifs -o username=<strong>USERNAME</strong>,password=<strong>PASSWORD</strong> //208.115.253.196/nas.nas.USERNAME /mnt/nas
The username and password should have been supplied to you at the time of NAS purchase. If you do not receive any error(s), then all of your NAS files are stored under /mnt/nas. Any questions or issues, please contact support via the Control Panel.