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Set Up a Shared USB Disk

The AirPort Extreme and the Time Capsule both add an interesting

option to a network: they can share disks across a network without

those disks being attached to a computer. Both models can accept one

or more external drives plugged in via USB or via a USB hub; the Time

Capsule also includes a non-removable internal drive.

Either model can share drives over a network with both the standard

Apple Filing Protocol (AFP) format, the same format used with

Personal File Sharing and OS X Server share files, and Samba,

a network file-sharing service compatible with Mac OS X, Windows,

and Linux.

Attached hard drives can be accessed over the Internet via AFP

using Back to My Mac, too (see Access a Base Station via iCloud).

In this chapter, I cover a handful of procedures for using the Time

Capsule and the

Extreme to share disks:

• Read Prepare Your Drive, next, to find out about formatting and

physically attaching drives.

• Work with Time Machine covers setting up Time Machine backups

as well as how to make a backup archive

of a Time Capsule disk or

to erase the disk.

• Grant Access and Gain Access look at how users on the network can

best access the disks.

Warning! You can’t share volumes via either only AFP or only

Samba; you must share through both.

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