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    • ASUSTOR NAS 華芸 Network Recycle Bin

    Enhanced Recycle Bin mechanism

    The Network Recycle Bin mechanism has been updated in ADM and is now based on individual shared folders rather than storage volumes. According to their needs, users can decide whether or not to enable a Network Recycle Bin for each individual shared folder, enjoying added configuration flexibility.
    Files that are moved to the Recycle Bin maintain their original directory structure, allowing added convenience should users need to search for already deleted files. The simple one-click restore function will restore selected files to their original directory path while conveniently maintaining all properties and permissions settings.

    Asustor NAS 華芸 Enhanced Recycle Bin mechanism

    Supports scheduled emptying and file filtering rules

    Configuring scheduled emptying for Recycle Bins allows your NAS to empty Recycle Bins regularly, releasing previously used storage capacity. Should users still be worried about accidentally deleting files, filtering rules can allow specific file types to be maintained, allowing the permanent deletion of these file types to be decided by system administrators.

    Asustor NAS 華芸 Supports scheduled emptying and file filtering rules

    FAQ

    Ｑ：What to do when hard drive is full?

    When the ASUSTOR NAS hard disk is full, you can take the following simple steps to deal with the problem: Clean out the Recycle Bin : Check to see if your NAS has a recycle bin, like the trash can on your computer. If it does, check to see if there are any files in it that ... Learn more about this >

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