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You can choose to disable client monitoring, put your server to suspend or hibernate mode, or shut down the server. • Options - You can set Lights Out to wake up your home server on a configured backup time. You should enable this option when you run regular backups. • Uptime diagram - Recorded uptimes are visualized in the uptime chart. You can choose between a history range of 2 to 14 days. When your server is always up, you can exclude the server from the chart. In the same way you can configure the display of backup times. When the monitoring for remote access is enabled, the default action is disabled as long as a remote user is logged in. The default timeout from the home server is set to 20 minutes. Lights Out waits 3 additional minutes after timeout. For more information, click the Help button on the lower right hand corner of the Lights Out page. 3 Windows Home Server Console McAfee Total Protection Service Use the McAfee Total Protection Service page to manage security for your home server. For more information, click the Help button on the lower right hand corner of the McAfee Total Protection Service page. Settings for DMS The Settings for DMS (Digital Media Server) page allows you to enable or disable digital media server function and customize the sorting method of photos and videos. With DMS enabled, digital media controllers and digital media players using UPnP (Universal Plug’n Play) protocol, will automatically discover, access, and play media files on the home server. It also makes possible for iTunes, PS3, or Xbox 360 users to share media files on Windows Home Server. In the Settings for DMS, you can configure the following settings: • Digital Media Server - Enables or disables the digital media server. • Sorting method - Select a sorting method to organize digital files under the photos or videos shared folders. For more information, click the Help button on the lower right hand corner of the Settings for DMS page. 3 Windows Home Server Console Settings for iTunes Server The Settings for iTunes Server page allows you to enable or disable the iTunes server function, specify how often the music library is updated, set a password to secure the iTunes Server access. For more information, click the Help button on the lower right hand corner of the Settings for iTunes Server page. Resources You can use the Resources page to view the following information about your home server: • Microsoft Windows - Activates Windows Home Server and allows you to view the Microsoft Software License Terms. • Home Server - Displays information about your home server hardware. • Version Information - Displays the version of the Windows Home Server services that are running on your home server. • Learn More - Displays additional Windows Home Server links. • Support - Displays the Product Support link. Shut Down The Shut Down button on the left pane allows you to shut down Windows Home Server so that you can safely turn off power or start Windows Home Server again. 3 Windows Home Server Console 4 Managing the server After you complete the Windows Home Server Setup and install the Windows Home Server Connector software on all of your home computers, you can now perform the following tasks: • Create user accounts • Add a shared folder • Configure backup for home computers • Back up the home server • Configure the home server for remote access • Access the Aspire easyStore H340 home page • Access the shared folders on the home server • Enable media sharing • Enable Digital Media Server • Enable iTunes service • Stream audio • Using the one-touch USB backup feature • Set up Wake On LAN on the home server • Set the home server uptime and down time • Monitor server health and performance • Set up email alerts • Explore the Windows Home Server icon To learn more about using the Windows Home Server Console to configure the home server, refer to “3 Windows Home Server Console” on page 37. 4 Managing the server Create user accounts After you complete Windows Home Server Setup and install the Windows Home Server Connector software on all of your home computers, you are ready to set up your user accounts for the people in your household. There are two types of user accounts that you can set up for the home server: • Guest account - If you want everybody to use the same user account to access the home server, you must enable the guest account feature in the console. • Personal user account - If you want an individual to access the home server with their own personal user account, you must add matching user accounts on Windows Home Server and give access privileges to individual shared folders. To enable the guest account: The guest account can be used to give access to shared folders for users that do not have their own user account for Windows Home Server. Enabling the guest account will provide default Read permission to the shared folders: Music, Photos, Videos, Public, and Software. Caution: If you enable the guest account...