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NetGear NAS 102
I want to copy songs to Music folder in NAS. Before i used to drag songs from PC into Music Folder in NAS using ReadyCloud. Now, how do i do it. Can anyone help.
The easiest way is to map a drive letter (maybe M:) to the Music share of the NAS.
The easiest way is to map a drive letter (maybe M:) to the Music share of the NAS.
Can u explain step by step pls in points what I have to do. It will help me easy understand.
I will tell in detail my problem.
1. I have 1 TB drive inside NAS. In that drive there is Music Folder in which i have 400 gb of songs. The NAS is accessed by Bluesound streamer for music streaming.
2. Whenever i get new albums as FLAC which is stored in PC..i transfer that particular FLAC album from PC to Music Folder in NAS via ReadyCloud.
3. Now since there is no ReadyCloud. I am unable to transfer or copy files from PC to Music Folder in NAS.
4. I use PC to only transfer songs to NAS and later PC will be off.
5. NAS is setup with music system in hall. PC is in very different room.
I cannot give you specific instructions on mapping a drive without knowing the IP address of your NAS. But you can find plenty of articles on doing that, it's not ReadyNAS specific. Just Google "Map SMB share in Windows".
You do have to have SMB enabled and user access set up for the share(s) you want to access unless you are using the admin account (which isn't really the best idea). Your ReadyCloud user name won't work locally. Those are ReadyNAS specific and are covered in the software manual. You can find the manuals here: Readynas_os_6#docs . If you still have trouble, come back with more specifics.
FYI, ReadyCloud was never your best way of using your NAS. Netgear wanted people to think their NAS is some sort of "local cloud storage", which is not a thing (it's local, or it's in the cloud, it's not both). To do so, it pushed using ReadyCloud even for local access, then they pulled the rug out from everyone they bamboozled by shutting down ReadyCloud. ReadyCloud was the easiest (but certainly not best) way to implement remote access to your NAS.
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