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Connect the NAS to network and install BlackArmor Server as instructed here: <a href="http://www.seagate.com/staticfiles/blackarmor/userguides/BlackArmorNAS110UserGuide.pdf" rel="ugc">http://www.seagate.com/staticfiles/blackarmor/userguides/BlackArmorNAS110UserGuide.pdf</a><br />
The shares will become available in network and outside.
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Connect the NAS to network and install BlackArmor Server as instructed here: http://www.seagate.com/staticfiles/blackarmor/userguides/BlackArmorNAS110UserGuide.pdf [http://www.seagate.com/staticfiles/blackarmor/userguides/BlackArmorNAS110UserGuide.pdf]
The shares will become available in network and outside.

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So I could map a network drive and always have access to it. <br />
I am planning on making it so all my files are on my nas
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So I could map a network drive and always have access to it.
I am planning on making it so all my files are on my nas

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Yes. And as far as I understood from the manual the NAS shares are there already you just need to install its software as suggested in manual.
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Yes. And as far as I understood from the manual the NAS shares are there already you just need to install its software as suggested in manual.

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I just upgraded my laptop to a 40gb solid state hard drive to try it out. <br />
I also just bought a BlackArmor NAS 110 that i have on my network.<br />
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I wold like to know how i can make a mapped connection to the NAS internally and externally. in<br />
iside the network and outside the network.<br />
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Thank you <br />
Jon King<br />

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I just upgraded my laptop to a 40gb solid state hard drive to try it out. 
I also just bought a BlackArmor NAS 110 that i have on my network.

I wold like to know how i can make a mapped connection to the NAS internally and externally. in
iside the network and outside the network.

Thank you 
Jon King


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