ssh - you can use this user to login via ssh.sambashare - required for later, allows access to samba shares.Select the groups you want them to be in.I usually change the shell to /bin/bash, but you can leave it as the default.Enter the password in both the Password and Confirm Password boxes.Go to the User section under Access Rights Management.To find how to do it for your router, do a quick Google search for your router model followed by "IP reservation".
While we are on networking, it is useful to set a static IP on your router for your NAS to make sure that the IP address doesn't change when it is restarted. Wait for the yellow banner to appear, then click Apply and then Apply in the confirmation dialogue. In the name section, select the Ethernet interface you want to use (default is eth0). Next, go the the Network section under System. This is strongly recommended to prevent unauthorised access. In here, you will be asked to enter a new password twice. Once you are logged into the interface, Go to the System section on the left, click General Settings, then go the the Web Administration Password tab. The default username is admin and the default password is openmediavault After a few minutes you should be able to access the web interface of OMV from the web browser by entering the IP address you used for SSH earlier. Once it is complete, type the reboot command into the command line:. It should take about 30 minutes, so you can get a cup of tea or coffee. Read the warning/instructions and enter the new hostname. This allows you to change the name or your Pi. Once finished, use the arrow keys to select "Back", then hit Enter. Change your Locale and Timezone to make sure your time and location are set correctly. In this menu, use the arrow keys to navigate to "Localisation Options" and hit Enter. This menu allows you to change many settings on the Raspberry Pi, including setting up a WiFi connection if your board supports it, as well as setting up localisation and many other things. Once it has rebooted, reconnect using SSH and type:. This may take a few minutes, depending if you installed the lite version or the full. One more recommended thing is to upgrade all your packages. This will ask for the current password, then the password you want to set. Once your are logged in, it is strongly advised you change the default password. Once you have found the IP address, go to Command Prompt or Terminal and enter:. 
Make sure you enter the correct IP range of your network. Find the IP address of the Pi by either going to your router/switch control panel and looking for "raspberrypi" in connected devices or by downloading and using an IP scanner like Angry IP Scanner.Insert the micro SD card into the Pi, plug in the Ethernet and then power it on.This can be done by accessing the Windows readable partition of the SD Card (/boot) and creating an empty file called "ssh" or "ssh.txt". To be able to gain access to the command line remotely, SSH access is required.select the Raspbian Image and the SD Card for the Pi, double check you've selected the right SD card, and hit flash and wait a few minutes while it copies. Install Etcher and run it as an Administrator.
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