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Mirra Manual for Macintosh Release 2.2 3
Chapter 2: Connecting the Components
Using a Router
You should have a router on your network for several reasons:
1. To set up a local network so that other computers can connect to your Mirra.
2. To connect the local network to the Internet.
3. To provide firewall protection between the local network (including the Mirra)
and the Internet.
You should always use a router that includes a firewall to connect your local
network to your Internet Service Provider (ISP) because the firewall blocks
unauthorized access to your local network from the Internet.
Using an Apple AirPort Wireless Router
Apple Airport Extreme
If the Mirra is Your Only Wired/Ethernet Device
If you use an Apple AirPort Extreme wireless router and your Personal Server is
your only wired/Ethernet device, simply plug the Ethernet cable from your Mirra into
the LAN Ethernet port of your AirPort. (Don’t plug it into the WAN Ethernet port
or your Mirra won’t work properly.)
If the Mirra is Not Your Only Wired/Ethernet Device
If you use an Apple AirPort Extreme wireless router with more than one wired/
Ethernet device, you must use a hub or a switch to connect the AirPort to all wired/
Ethernet devices. Do not use an additional router, as a router will prevent your
wireless devices from communicating with your Mirra.
Step 1: Plug an Ethernet hub or switch into the Ethernet LAN port of your Apple
AirPort.
Step 2: Plug both your Mirra and your other wired/Ethernet device(s) into the hub.
- Copyright 2
- MirraGuard Data Guarantee 4
- Mirra Limited Warranty 4
- Contents 5
- Chapter 1: Introduction 10
- Network Requirements 11
- Using a Router 12
- Setting Up a Single Computer 13
- Setting Up Multiple Computers 14
- Installing the Mirra Software 17
- Figure 3~2 Release Notes 18
- Agreement and click Continue 19
- Step 6: Click Continue 20
- Figure 3~5 Save Dialog 21
- Figure 3~7 Installing 23
- Setting Up the Mirra Software 24
- Click Next 25
- The License Key window opens: 26
- Adjusting Network Settings) 27
- Creating a New Web 29
- Figure 3~15 Backup 30
- The Thank You window opens: 31
- Click Finish to close Setup 31
- Figure 3~19 Configure Backup 33
- Creating a New Web Account 34
- The Thank You page opens: 37
- Organizing your Mirra 38
- Using the Mirra Widget 39
- Setting Mirra Preferences 40
- Changing Your Email Address 41
- To change your email address 42
- Adjusting Network Settings 45
- Advanced 46
- Figure 3~38 Thank You 49
- Figure 3~39 Welcome Email 50
- Accessing the Mirra Screens 51
- Displaying the Task Menus 52
- Reading the Status Bar 53
- Figure 4~3 Tasks Button 55
- Working with Problem Files 56
- Fixing Problem Files 59
- Mirra Status Tasks 60
- Dismissing an Alert 61
- Dismissing All Alerts 61
- Viewing Alert Details 62
- Showing Problem Files 62
- Folder-naming Issues 64
- Selecting Folders for Backup 68
- Figure 5~7 Configure Backup 70
- New Backups 71
- Figure 5~10 New Backup 73
- Figure 5~11 Configure Backup 73
- Backing Up your Home Folder 74
- /Users/Shared 75
- Verifying a Backup 78
- Reading the Activity Log 79
- Connected to Your Mirra 80
- — the password changes 82
- Backup & Restore Tasks 87
- Removing a Folder from Backup 88
- Restoring a Folder 93
- Stopping a Restore 94
- Opening a Folder in Finder 94
- Opening a File in Finder 95
- Sharing a Folder via the Web 96
- Chapter 6: Sharing Folders 99
- Using the Sharing Screen 101
- Figure 6~4 Sharing Screen 102
- Sharing via the Web 103
- The Sharing screen opens: 104
- Figure 6~8 Share via the Web 105
- From the Finder 107
- The shortcut menu appears: 108
- ” via the Web 108
- Selecting a Folder to Share 109
- Typing Email Addresses 112
- Setting Folder Permissions 113
- Completing the Share 113
- Sharing via the Local Network 115
- From the Sharing Screen 116
- From the Finder 119
- ” via the Local 120
- Network 120
- Selecting a Folder to Share 121
- Synchronizing Folders 123
- Figure 6~31 Synchronize to 125
- Sharing Tasks 126
- Opening a Folder 127
- Stopping a Share 127
- Stopping Synchronization 128
- Changing Web Shares 129
- Saving a Folder 132
- Saving a File 133
- Saving a File Version 134
- Undeleting a File or Folder 135
- Restoring a Version of a File 136
- Notes on Sharing Folders 137
- Figure 7~1 Web Access Screen 139
- Figure 7~3 Tasks Button 140
- Creating a Mirra Web Account 141
- Click the link in your email 143
- Click Create Account 143
- Figure 7~8 Thank You Page 144
- Web Access Tasks 146
- Backups 147
- Figure 8~1 Activity Log 148
- Figure 8~3 Tasks Button 150
- Click the Activity Log tab 150
- Click Details 151
- Returning to Factory Defaults 153
- Changing a Mirra Web Account 154
- Troubleshooting 155
- Technical Support 155
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