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ReadyNas Remote on Lion Creating a user id?
OK so finally there is a Lion version of remote, after battling with repairing the Time Machine sparse bundles and hours and hours of looking up Terminal commands I managed to get it repaired (well fo...
Using Remote for this is pointless unless you are accessing from a Remote site. Remote provides you remote secure access to your ReadyNAS as if you were on the same local network as the NAS.
You can create a new Remote user here: https://remote.readynas.com/index.jsp?pid=4
If you are going to go with an Apple product go with the Time Capsule. I'm pretty sure with the increased requirements, an AEBS won't work for Time Machine backups from a Lion machine. You'll still likely have TM problems using a Time Capsule due to the very buggy half-baked nature of Apple's Time Machine backups to networked drives on Lion.
As for your performance issues what drives are you using? Are you using ethernet or wireless to connect to the NAS? If connecting over wireless, then your wireless connection is the bottleneck to performance.
You can create a new Remote user here: https://remote.readynas.com/index.jsp?pid=4
If you are going to go with an Apple product go with the Time Capsule. I'm pretty sure with the increased requirements, an AEBS won't work for Time Machine backups from a Lion machine. You'll still likely have TM problems using a Time Capsule due to the very buggy half-baked nature of Apple's Time Machine backups to networked drives on Lion.
As for your performance issues what drives are you using? Are you using ethernet or wireless to connect to the NAS? If connecting over wireless, then your wireless connection is the bottleneck to performance.
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