Back Local Network File Sharing Tool Access LAN browser Control Roles + file actions Mode Desktop / service
HQShare
Standalone LAN file sharing independent from HQControl, built for delivery packages, log collection, visual records, reports, and field material exchange.
HQShare runs as a desktop tool on Windows and can run as a Linux systemd service. Web access requires login, and file actions are controlled by role permissions.
StandaloneWeb loginUser permissionsDesktop and Linux service
Use it to expose one controlled LAN folder for packages, logs, reports, and field materials.
Provides login, roles, upload/download, file actions, and service deployment.
Use it in controlled LAN or VPN environments for file exchange rather than SCADA data management.
Path
Product Usage Path
Confirm where the product sits in the delivery path, then continue to installation, configuration, extension, and acceptance details.
Expose one controlled folder on the local network.
Separate manager, operator, and read-only permissions.
Upload, download, rename, and collect field materials by role.
Positioning
Where it fits
HQShare exposes one selected folder safely on the local network for controlled file exchange.
Users can only browse and operate within the configured root folder.
Use desktop mode for short-term sharing and service mode for long-running deployments.
Login and file actions are written to runtime logs for field review.
Capabilities
Core capabilities
Essential file exchange capabilities with lightweight deployment and clear permission boundaries.
Manager, operator, and read-only visitor roles control list, download, upload, rename, delete, and user management permissions.
Downloads stream file content with size and attachment headers; uploads enforce size limits and sanitized file names.
The startup flow detects occupied ports and suggests an available one with a clear status message.
Run sharing from the Windows desktop, add a Windows context-menu shortcut, or deploy with Linux systemd.
No HQControl config, session, or runtime port is required. It can be delivered and upgraded separately.
Interface examples
Web and desktop service views
Shows the web file list, desktop service configuration, and version information.
Actions are shown according to the current user's role.
View large image Use the desktop app to configure the share folder, port, service state, and common maintenance entries.
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Use the about dialog to confirm the version, service description, and website entry during handover.
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Support
Platforms and boundaries
Use HQShare for controlled LAN file exchange, with network exposure and shared-folder scope clearly limited.
Windows desktop operation
Use the single EXE on Windows to choose a folder, port, system tray behavior, and current-user startup.
Linux service
Run under a dedicated system user through systemd, with the shared folder, port, and bind address in an environment file.
Network boundary
Bind to an internal address or controlled segment, and pair with firewall/VPN rules when needed.
Download entry
Production package links follow the latest information on the downloads page, including product, platform, version notes, and access method.
Typical Use
Application scenarios
Useful for short- and medium-term field file exchange in controlled site networks.
Delivery package sharing
Publish installers, patch packages, manuals, and acceptance documents from one local folder.
Log and visual-record collection
Let operators upload logs, visual records, and reports for later engineering review.
LAN collaboration
Create a controlled file exchange entry when shared drives or public cloud tools are not available.
Next Step
Continue
Continue to installation, permissions, file actions, and hardening guidance.