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1. Before starting the server, you should set the username and password for the Web Interface. Execute the following command:
{code}
r1soft-setup --user <username> --pass <password>
{code}r1soft-setup --user <username> --pass <password>{code}
{code}
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2. Now you can start the server by executing the following command:
{code}
/etc/init.d/cdp-server start
{code}/etc/init.d/cdp-server start{code}
{code}
!2.png!


To get access to the Disk Safe, mount the {color:blue}/dev/hdb1{color} partition to {color:blue}/mnt{color} using the following command:
{code}
mount /dev/hdb1 /mnt
{code}mount /dev/hdb1 /mnt{code}
{code}
!3.png!

Now you can proceed to attaching the Disk Safe in the server web interface ([see further|#attachds]).
{info:title=Tip}If you are not sure which disk is which, you can always display information about disk sizes and partition tables by running the following command:
{code}
fdisk -l
{code}fdisk -l{code}
{code}
{info}


1. Execute the following command:
{code}
apt-get install nfs-common
{code}apt-get install nfs-common{code}
{code}
!4_4.png!


3. Let's assume that your NFS server is called {color:blue}nfsserver{color} and the directory with Disk Safe is called {color:blue}/Share{color}. Execute the following command:
{code}
mount nfsserver:/Share /mnt
{code}mount nfsserver:/Share /mnt{code}
{code}
!6_6.png!


1. Execute the following command:
{code}
apt-get install smbfs
{code}apt-get install smbfs{code}
{code}
!7_7.png!


Execute the following command:
{code}
mount.cifs //filedump/Share /mnt -o user=<username>
{code}mount.cifs //filedump/Share /mnt -o user=<username>{code}
{code}
6. Enter the password for accessing the Samba share when prompted.