GUIDE / BROWSER DEMO

Explore the live demo

A short tour of the Home Edition. Explore the workflows yourself. Every device, address and disk is fictional.

Getting started

Open the live demo. Select Take a tour for a guided walkthrough or explore the interface freely. The demo interface is in English.

1. Discovery

Find a fictional NAS and its iSCSI targets.

2. Targets

Preview connection and LUN publication.

3. Disks

Inspect disk status, volumes and access.

Home Edition starting view · Browser simulation

Find a NAS

Select Discovery and then Search your NAS. Search uses only a local catalog of fictional NAS devices. Atlas, Studio and Lab demonstrate different ports and targets. Deep Scan accepts a private example range.

atlas.local:3260studio.local:326110.42.0.0/23fd42::/120

Port tip: For a search without an explicit port, add the example ports in Settings → iSCSI → iSCSI Ports.

Fictional discovery results · Browser simulation

Discovered iSCSI targets · Browser simulation

Target and LUN

Open the targets on Atlas NAS. Creative Workspace demonstrates the path from target to published LUN. The example IQN warning shows how the interface surfaces a nonconforming target name.

For an unformatted demo LUN, Format in Disk Utility first shows the target IQN, LUN and /dev/diskN. The native Home Edition then opens macOS Disk Utility. The browser can only preview a clearly fictional formatted volume.

LUN with a simulated volume · Browser simulation

Device identity before Disk Utility · Browser simulation

Settings

Settings contains General, iSCSI, Protection and System. Under General → Feedback you can simulate participation and the Feedback tab then appears. Explore appearance, iSCSI ports and diagnostic paths. Changes last only in this browser tab.

Demo boundaries

This page contains no native driver or iSCSI client. It performs no NAS discovery, network probing, disk operation, Keychain access or installation. Reload or Reset demo clears its state. Only an explicit export action downloads a local JSON file.

The demo shows the Home Edition interface. The iSCSI4NAS product also supports Intel Macs, but the browser demo does not prove native runtime behavior on a Mac.