Modifying the Parameters of an HTTP Share

Prerequisites

• You are an administrator or super administrator.
• An HTTP share directory has been created.

Procedure

1. Log in to DeviceManager.
2. Choose Settings > Storage Settings > File Storage Service > HTTP Service.
3. Modify HTTP service parameters based on the planned data.
   Table 4-31 HTTP service parameters

   Parameter	Description	Setting
   HTTP Service	Global control over the enable and disable status of the HTTP sharing service. If this parameter is not enabled, all the other parameter configurations become invalid. NOTE: By default, the storage system provides an HTTPS service certificate. You are advised to replace the certificate with a private certificate before accessing HTTPS shares. After the certificate is replaced, the CA certificate of the storage system must be imported for the browser to eliminate security alarms. As the service IP address is used to access the HTTPS service, alarm This website's address does not match the address in the security certificate cannot be cleared. When the HTTP service is disabled, the system automatically deletes information about shared file systems and directories. When the HTTP service is enabled again, configure the HTTP shared file systems and directories.	[Example] Enable
   Max. Number of Connections	Maximum number of HTTP share connections allowed by the system. NOTE: The maximum number of connections varies depending on the device model. For details, see the Software Specifications of the corresponding model and version in the product description.	[Value range] 1 to 256
   HTTP Default Port	Only the HTTPS port is enabled for the storage system when the HTTP service is enabled. To enable the HTTP port, select Enable. NOTE: Exercise caution when enabling the HTTP port.	[Example] Enable
   File System	File system that you want to share over HTTP.	FileSystem001
   Directory	Directory that you want to share over HTTP.	Test
   Share Path	HTTP share path. This parameter consists of File System and Directory.	[Example] /FileSystem001/Test
   DAV	DAV, also known as WebDAV (Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning), is a communication protocol based on HTTP. Once WebDAV is enabled, the system allows DAV clients to read/write shared directories, and supports file locking, file unlocking, and file version control.	[Example] Enable

4. Click Save.