When this box is selected, the password will be stored and automatically used if this shared device is selected.
If you want the password to be stored and automatically used when this shared device is selected, click this box.
Type the password exactly as it is registered on the SCSIShare server. Use uppercase and lowercase letters if necessary.
To close this dialog box without changing the password, click this button.
To confirm your entry and close this dialog box, click this button.
Select a device ID for the virtual SCSI device to be created.
To close this box without creating a virtual SCSI device, click this button.
To create a new virtual SCSI device and close the box, click this button. Not available because you have not selected the device ID.
To create a new virtual SCSI device and close the box, click this button.
Click this icon to display information about the data flow through the network connection.
This is the information about the data flow through the network connection.
Click this icon to get the information about the SCSIShare product.
Use this pop-up menu to switch between the list of shared devices in the zone and the list of the zones on the network.
This is the list of AppleTalk zones, or the list of shared devices in the selected zone.
To see the contents of the selected zone, or to enter a password for the device, click this button. The button is not available because nothing is selected.
To see the contents of the selected zone, or to enter a password for the selected device, click this button.
When this box is checked, you are notified when the remote SCSI device is released. Click this box to turn this option off.
If you want to be notified when the remote SCSI device is released, click this box.
Type a number to set a time limit, in minutes, for how long a network user can be connected to this shared device.
Type a number to set a time interval, in seconds, SCSIShare will use to automatically release the shared device. The device is released if no operation with the device has been made in that interval.
Type a number to set the size of the buffer, in KBytes, SCSIShare will use to perform an operation requested by a network user. The size required depends on the device and the application used.
When this option is selected, the SCSIShare icon blinks in the menu bar if a network user is connected to this device.
Click this box to be notified when a network user is connected to this shared device.
When this box is checked, a log of network users activity is stored into the SCSIServer Log file. Click this box to stop logging.
Click this box to log network users activity into the SCSIServer Log file.
When this box is checked, you are notified if an error occurs while communicating with a client. Click this box to stop notifying.
Click this box to be notified if an error occurs while communicating with a client.
Type the password that network users will use to connect to this device. Leave this field empty if you do not want to restrict the access to this device.
Type a name that will identify this device to other people on the network. When network users want to use your device, they will search for and select this name on their own computers.
This is the current status of the SCSI device.
Click this button to remove the virtual SCSI device.
To release the shared device, click this button.
When this box is checked, network users can use this device on your computer. Click this box to prevent other users from connecting to this port.
This SCSI device is a disk and cannot be shared with SCSIShare. Use File Sharing instead.
To allow network users to use this device on your computer, click this box.
Click this button to create a virtual SCSI device. Virtual devices enable your applications to use SCSI devices on other computers connected to your network.
This is the list of SCSI devices (both real and virtual) on your computer. Select a device to customize its sharing options.
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This file enables your Macintosh to share SCSI devices (scanners, DAT drives, etc) with other Macintosh computers connected to your network. It should be placed in the Control Panels folder.
