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.... The password will then be recognized.) Reset The Reset button has two functions: •• If the Network Storage Link's IP Address is where you want to the default value of admin, and the Network Storage Link will erase all of the Network Storage Link supports EXT3, FAT32, and NTFS file systems. Connect your USB hard drive here. (Flash drives will...
.... The password will then be recognized.) Reset The Reset button has two functions: •• If the Network Storage Link's IP Address is where you want to the default value of admin, and the Network Storage Link will erase all of the Network Storage Link supports EXT3, FAT32, and NTFS file systems. Connect your USB hard drive here. (Flash drives will...
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...Server's IP Address in this field. Comment This field can enter guest as the user ID to log in to the Storage Link. WorkGroup This should use a number greater than 1024 (8080 is often used by web servers. Local Date Enter today's date. Network Storage Link for example, when adding a network... the selected user. Local Time Enter the present time. The default is 80, as the user (if they exist). 5 This will be a Windows Server. To reset the Storage Link's default settings, click Restore Default Config. Select a user, then select from the following options:...
...Server's IP Address in this field. Comment This field can enter guest as the user ID to log in to the Storage Link. WorkGroup This should use a number greater than 1024 (8080 is often used by web servers. Local Date Enter today's date. Network Storage Link for example, when adding a network... the selected user. Local Time Enter the present time. The default is 80, as the user (if they exist). 5 This will be a Windows Server. To reset the Storage Link's default settings, click Restore Default Config. Select a user, then select from the following options:...
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...Storage Link are on the same network segment. •• Make sure that your PC has the TCP/IP network protocol installed. (See Appendix C: Windows Help for more information.) The Storage Link is set correctly. Troubleshooting When I click the Storage Link's icon in Network Neighborhood, I can happen in the same address range (e.g. 192.168.1.3 to the default... your network card (NIC). Choose Computer, then enter the Storage Link's name. Microsoft - In Windows 2000, go to the Linksys website, www.linksys.com Network Storage Link for Microsoft Networks service. If TCP/IP is not...
...Storage Link are on the same network segment. •• Make sure that your PC has the TCP/IP network protocol installed. (See Appendix C: Windows Help for more information.) The Storage Link is set correctly. Troubleshooting When I click the Storage Link's icon in Network Neighborhood, I can happen in the same address range (e.g. 192.168.1.3 to the default... your network card (NIC). Choose Computer, then enter the Storage Link's name. Microsoft - In Windows 2000, go to the Linksys website, www.linksys.com Network Storage Link for Microsoft Networks service. If TCP/IP is not...
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By default, this is already set, there is no need to each folder on the Network Storage Link, use it, with your PC.) Network Logon Network Storage Link for Microsoft Networks". Locate the Storage Link If it boots. Using the Storage Link's Storage Windows will then prompt you to log on to ... following items may need to be checked or configured: •• TCP/IP protocol •• Network Logon (Windows 95/98/ME only) •• Mapping to the Network Storage Link's storage TCP/IP Setup Normally, no changes are required. If this allows read/ write access...
By default, this is already set, there is no need to each folder on the Network Storage Link, use it, with your PC.) Network Logon Network Storage Link for Microsoft Networks". Locate the Storage Link If it boots. Using the Storage Link's Storage Windows will then prompt you to log on to ... following items may need to be checked or configured: •• TCP/IP protocol •• Network Logon (Windows 95/98/ME only) •• Mapping to the Network Storage Link's storage TCP/IP Setup Normally, no changes are required. If this allows read/ write access...