removed nas reference

setup has been generalized, so no more specific references to nas in docs or product

docs/system-administrators/system-maintenance.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 
 If **Scout** is running, it automatically checks this folder periodically for new images and copies them for internal storage and processing. Images added to this folder disappear from the Ubuntu desktop folder as **Scout** imports them.
 
-Note: Anyone who has access to the **Scout** Server or the NAS remotely can copy aerial survey images into the `/data/scout/nas/images` folder.
+Note: Anyone who has access to the **Scout** Server or the NAS remotely can copy aerial survey images into the `/data/scout/images` folder.
 
 An alert bar displays in **Scout** when image ingestion is in progress, warning users that new images are being added and therefore not all images may be available for task creation.
 
@@ -19,4 +19,4 @@ The following process is useful if you need to disconnect and reconnect the NAS
 1. Delete the file `data/scout/tmp/config/settings.json` from the Ubuntu Terminal
     * Using the terminal, the command would be `rm data/scout/config/settings.json`
     * Using the Files utility, go to the home directory and look for the folder `data/scout/tmp/config`, then manually delete the `settings.json` file.
-2. Restart Scout.
+2. Restart Scout.