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Administrators can now apply pre-configured settings to devices that connect to the NAS for
the first time, restrict users’ right on modifications to all or certain preference settings of their
client utilities, edit settings for individual Qsync client devices online, or set a management
password (a master password for all client devices.)
To apply pre-configured settings on connected devices, follow these steps:
1. Log into the NAS as an administrator > "Qsync Central Station 2.0" > Management
settings,
2. Click "Edit default settings".
3. Under the "Synchronize" tab, choose whether to remotely remove any files on the NAS
during synchronization.
4. Under the "Policy" tab, set conflict policies, and filter settings.
5. Under the "Mails" tab, set up the email option and sender details.
6. Click "Apply".
To allow all users to configure their own client utility, follow these steps:
1. Log into the NAS as an administrator > "Qsync Central Station 2.0" > Management
settings,
2. Select "Central Configuration Mode" and tick the preference settings that users are
allowed to modify for their Qsync client device.
3. Click "Apply".
To edit settings for individual Qsync client devices, follow these steps:
1. Log into the NAS as an administrator and navigate to the "Devices" page in Qsync
Central Station.
2. Click the "Edit settings for Qsync utility" icon under "Action" for the device to be modified
3. Modify its preference settings (including synchronization, policy and mail settings.)
To set a management password, follow these steps:
1. Log into the NAS as an administrator and navigate to the "Management Settings" page in
Qsync Central Station.
2. Select Central Configuration Mode.
3. Tick "Enable your management password".
4. Enter the password and click "Lock".