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ski10
Jun 14, 2018Follower
ReadyShare using C7000v2 with Mac
I've installed a C7000v2, firmware v1.02.08 - wifi and routing working fine.
i've obtained a Seagate Backup Plus Slim 4GB (2GB is on the list of tested/approved USB disks for C7000.
I'm using Mac Sierra 10.12.6, formatted disk with GUID. Disk mounts/reads/writes ok on Mac.
Plugged into C7000 USB port, waited a few minutes.
In the router admin page, I can see the drive and shares:
Using Chrome on the mac, I can see the HTTP: share:
However, I cannot mount smb://readyshare, error is:
I tried Browse for Server, but could not see the router share.
Suggestions?
thanks!!
> Using Chrome on the mac, I can see the HTTP: share: [...]
That's at "readyshare.routerlogin.net".
However, I cannot mount smb://readyshare, error is: [...]
That's at "readyshare". Have you tried taking a hint from the thing
which works, and trying "smb://readyshare.routerlogin.net"?
My memory is approximately worthless, but didn't someone report a
solution (work-around?) like this recently in one of these forums?
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> Using Chrome on the mac, I can see the HTTP: share: [...]
That's at "readyshare.routerlogin.net".
However, I cannot mount smb://readyshare, error is: [...]
That's at "readyshare". Have you tried taking a hint from the thing
which works, and trying "smb://readyshare.routerlogin.net"?
My memory is approximately worthless, but didn't someone report a
solution (work-around?) like this recently in one of these forums?I doubt that this is what I thought that I remembered, but:
https://community.netgear.com/t5/x/x/m-p/1540309
I'd expect "smb://routerlogin.net" to work, too. Why the DNS server
on the router doesn't seem (always?) to intercept plain-old "readyshare"
is still a mystery (to me).