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volumes to which the user has been given Read rights will display on the
Browse page.
If the Automatic Guest Login is left at the default Yes, any user attempting to
gain access to DiscZerver’s Web browser interface will be treated as a Guest.
Only those volumes that have been assigned guest Read privileges will be
displayed on the Browse page. This gives you a second level of security or
control over CD volume access. Casual users have easy access to designated,
general interest CD volumes. The users who want to get to the next level must
click on the Login icon and provide their user names and passwords. Authenticated users will then gain access to the CD volumes to which they have been
given Read rights.
The Browse Page
The Browse page is the CD access page of the DiscZerver Web browser. Users
can browse CD volumes and navigate through directories to open or download
files. CD volumes can be CD images stored on an internal or external hard
drive attached to DiscZerver, or actual CD-ROMs mounted in attached CD-ROM
drives. The process of mounting, or publishing, a CD-ROM is automated so
that as soon as it is loaded in the CD-ROM drive, the CD-ROM is mounted.
The volume label of a CD is taken from the CD primary volume descriptor
and is the name that initially identifies the CD. Some CDs do not include a
volume name on the CD. In those cases, DiscZerver gives the CD the volume
name NO_LABEL_nnn, where the Ns represent a number. Finally, the volume
label can be a name given to the CD by the DiscZerver admin. As admin, you
will probably want to rename those CDs that have obscure volume names that
look like some kind of code, and those that have no names at all. You can use
the Volumes System Utility to change the volume name.
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Users browse a CD by clicking on the CD icon or on the volume label. The CD
directory structure is displayed on the CD Browse directory view page. Files
on the CD are accessed in much the same way they are in File Manager or
Windows Explorer, by drilling down through the directory structure to the file.
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Notice in the upper left-hand corner of the
Browse directory view page, below the CD
volume label, the path is tracked as you move
through the directory tree. You can move to
other branches by clicking on the folder icon, or
on the name of the directory. When you find the
file you want, you have the option of opening it,
or downloading it and saving it to disk.
Accessing Networked CDs
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