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MaxPower1
Jan 25, 2010Aspirant
ReadyNas Duo not Seen by Wireless PC
Here's an odd one. Until recently, I have been able to access all my shares, as well as my setup pages, of my Duo from a laptop that access my home net via WiFi. I say "until recently" because sudde...
CharlesLaCour
Jan 27, 2010Aspirant
Sorry, I made the bad assumption that "Popcorn Hour" was an Application that was installed on your NAS not a media device. I would assume that the addition of a Popcorn Hour device on the network should not cause an inability to communicate from your PC to the NAS. But to rule this out can you try accessing the NAS with the Popcorn Hour device is turned off.
When you installed your Popcorn Hour device did you change your networks wiring?
OK, lets take a step back here. Your NAS has an IP of 192.168.2.2. What is the IP address of your Wireless PC? How are the devices on your network getting their addresses, are you using static or DHCP? What is the network mask?
How are the wired devices connected? Is your wireless base also a router? If so is the NAS plugged directly into the router? Is the wireless base have a built-in firewall? If so is there a setting to bridge the wireless and wired networks? (Doing this could decrease the security of your wired network, make sure your wireless network is secured)
When you installed your Popcorn Hour device did you change your networks wiring?
OK, lets take a step back here. Your NAS has an IP of 192.168.2.2. What is the IP address of your Wireless PC? How are the devices on your network getting their addresses, are you using static or DHCP? What is the network mask?
How are the wired devices connected? Is your wireless base also a router? If so is the NAS plugged directly into the router? Is the wireless base have a built-in firewall? If so is there a setting to bridge the wireless and wired networks? (Doing this could decrease the security of your wired network, make sure your wireless network is secured)
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