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	== Mount/Umount via Web Interface==		== Mount/Umount via Web Interface==
	If a USB device is connected to the IPLOG unit a list of all volumes that are ready for operation can be found in the web interface in the '''System/USB''' menu. When you click to '''mount''' button, it will be automaticaly mounted the volume to default path "media/usbX". X is a number that corresponds to the mounting order of each volume. If you want '''unmount''' the volume, close your shell or navigate away from USB mount point and clik to unmount button.		If a USB device is connected to the IPLOG unit a list of all volumes that are ready for operation can be found in the web interface in the '''System/USB''' menu. When you click to '''mount''' button, it will be automaticaly mounted the volume to default path "media/usbX". X is a number that corresponds to the mounting order of each volume. If you want '''unmount''' the volume, close your shell or navigate away from USB mount point and clik to unmount button.

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 In the column with "'''Name'''" click to volume, where you want to assign your path. The '''path''' must point to a destination folder that does not exist, because this folder will be automatically deleted when volume is unmounted.
 [[File:USB web2.png|Path]]
-[[File:USB web3.png|USB]]
+[[File:USB web3.png|1500px|USB]]
 == Mount/Umount via Console ==
 === Detecting USB Hard Drive ===

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 In the column with "'''Name'''" click to volume, where you want to assign your path. The '''path''' must point to a destination folder that does not exist, because this folder will be automatically deleted when volume is unmounted.
 [[File:USB web2.png|Path]]
+[[File:USB web3.png|USB]]
 == Mount/Umount via Console ==
 === Detecting USB Hard Drive ===

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 [[File:usb_web.png|1500px|USB.png]]
 === Change default mount path ===
-In the column with "'''Name'''" click to volume, where you want to assign your path. The path must point to a destination folder that does not exist, because this folder will be automatically deleted when volume is unmounted.
+In the column with "'''Name'''" click to volume, where you want to assign your path. The '''path''' must point to a destination folder that does not exist, because this folder will be automatically deleted when volume is unmounted.
 == Mount/Umount via Console ==

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 If a USB device is connected to the IPLOG unit a list of all volumes that are ready for operation can be found in the web interface in the '''System/USB''' menu. When you click to '''mount''' button, it will be automaticaly mounted the volume to default path "media/usbX". X is a number that corresponds to the mounting order of each volume. If you want '''unmount''' the volume, close your shell or navigate away from USB mount point and clik to unmount button.
 [[File:usb_web.png|1500px|USB.png]]
 == Mount/Umount via Console ==

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 == Mount/Umount via Web Interface==
-If a USB device is connected to the IPLOG unit a list of all volumes that are ready for operation can be found in the web interface in the System/USB menu. When you click to mount button, it will be automaticaly mounted the volume to default path "media/usbX". X is a number that corresponds to the mounting order of each volume. If you want unmount the volume, close your shell or navigate away from USB mount point and clik to unmount button.
+If a USB device is connected to the IPLOG unit a list of all volumes that are ready for operation can be found in the web interface in the '''System/USB''' menu. When you click to '''mount''' button, it will be automaticaly mounted the volume to default path "media/usbX". X is a number that corresponds to the mounting order of each volume. If you want '''unmount''' the volume, close your shell or navigate away from USB mount point and clik to unmount button.
 [[File:usb_web.png|1500px|USB.png]]

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-Detecting USB hard drive<br>
+== 2) Mount/Umount via Console ==
 After you plug in your USB device to your USB port, Linux system adds a new block device into /dev/ directory. At this stage, you are not able to use this device as the USB filesystem needs to be mouted before you can retrieve or store any data. To find out what name your block device file have you can run '''fdisk -l''' command.
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-Create mount point<br>
+=== Create Mount Point ===
 Before we are able to use mount command to mount the USB partition, we need to create a mount point. Mount point can be any new or existing directory within your host filesystem. Use mkdir command to create a new mount point directory where you want to mount your USB device:
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 root@iplog:/# mkdir /media/usb-drive
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-Mount USB Drive<br>
+=== Mount USB Drive ===
 At this stage we are ready to mount our USB's partition /dev/sda1 into /media/usb-drive mount point.
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 root@iplog:~# mount /dev/sda1 /media/usb-drive/
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-Check the files
+=== Check the Files ===
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-USB Unmount<br>
+=== USB Unmount ===
 Close your shell or navigate away from USB mount point and execute the following linux command to unmount your USB drive:
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