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It could be nice to know what kind of disk you're trying to access: model number and specs of the disk/appliance could help Thanks |
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is it something like H01P200 or STBF500101 or similar ? it seems you can reach them with a common web browser. to mount them as a cifs remote storage drive you can follow or their forums, but please provide us the model name of your device first Cheers |
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Steve Zissou things that you should have informed us as to are |
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If your are using Ubuntu, you should look for a wireless device with the name of the external that you are trying to connect to. The device will be signaling for your "Network-Manager" icon from the left top of your panel. It would like connecting to a router. Mostly, you can just type in the ip address of the external in your browser box and access it's webpage. Try these things and tell us what happens. |
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Accessing wireless external drive is some tricky. U can use "Network Attached Storage Devices / Network Storage" for that purpose, in which u put a drive in, and connect it to a router (Linksys / Dlink). Though more details r required here as the other members already asked. |
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