Then tap ‘Network Source’ to select the network source: either LAN1, LAN2, or ‘Any’.
Tap the ‘Add Repository’ button at the bottom of the screen tap ‘Name’ to set the name of the repository click ‘OK’ then tap ‘Drive’ to select a network share to set as a repository.
On the ‘Add/Remove’ tab, you’ll see a list of all available repositories, including all drives attached to the Falcon-NEO destination ports and any network repository. Navigate to the ‘Manage Repositories’ icon from the left side menu of the Falcon-NEO interface. We’ll now create and mount the repository on the Falcon-NEO.
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By right-clicking on the directory, I can verify that I have full permissions to this share. We’ve set up a directory on the C drive of a computer that is connected to the same network as the Falcon-NEO. We strongly suggest that you contact your network administrator to ensure proper permissions have been set up.
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In this episode, we’ll show you how to image from a network repository to a physical drive connected to the Falcon-NEO.īefore creating a network repository on the Falcon-NEO, make sure you have full permissions to the shared resource. Two 10GbE ports provide extremely fast network imaging performance. The Falcon-NEO allows you to image directly to or from a network repository using SMB or CIFS protocol, and to image from a network location using iSCSI. Welcome to Logicube’s tutorial on the Falcon-NEO Forensic Imager.
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