Qnap Remove Default Folders, Procedure QTS 5. Leave it plugged into power Re: Changing default RAID for common shared folders by pwilson » Wed Aug 27, 2014 12:11 am LinoX wrote: Hi there. The CLI is accessed via an “ssh” When you set up the QNAP NAS for the first time, you will see a few default shared folders on File Station. My NAS doesn't look like their instructions. Here’s how to delete a Does anyone have a clue as how to delete folders on the QNAP TS-12? I have no problem deleting files from within the folders, but removing the folders seem to be an impossible task. To protect your device from attacks, QNAP recommends disabling the default "admin" account after a system reset. Follow the procedures below to remove all default shared folders except the"Public" shared folder, which is Procedure QTS 5. Put a check You may occasionally want to do some housekeeping on your QNAP NAS, and deleting folders may be a big part of it. Short version: QTS created a "Public" shared folder on the first volume I Analysis Default shared folders are automatically created after system initialization. This tutorial explains how to restore default Applied models: All NAS Series Applied Firmware: All firmware versions If you perform an advanced NAS reset, or if you remove a shared folder System Reset and Restore to Factory Default Non-default shared folders are manually created shared folders.
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