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ThierryNL's avatar
Dec 03, 2016
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ReadyShare Vault: No readyshare device detected

Hi,

 

I installed today my Nighthawk R7000 and I like the extra options but...

 

I tried to configure ReadyShare vault on it and it says No device detected. I Tried the following things and i hope someone can help me out

 

1. Plugged in an Externa HDD 500 GB with NTFS partition

2. I can Acces the Drive on my browser and in the windows Explorer.

3. I looked up at the options on the router page itself and everything looks good so far i can check

4. i got the latest fw update V1.0.7.2_1.1.93

5. I tried another computer (same results)

6. I disabled Kaspersy Antivirus

 

7. I disabled windows Firewall

8. I restarted the Router (Thought already that was an useless action and it was.)

9. I Googled and didnt find any solutions so thats why i posted this topic

 

Can someone please help me with any suggestions?

 

Thanks,

 

Thierry

 

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  • I fixed it. I had a password setup for Read/Write only acces for username admin. So i disabled the password request and now it is detected. 

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  • I did testing just using the R7000 for the ReadyShare features, and found that the WAN port must be in use, connected to the internet.

     

    My finding is this: The R7000 must be your main router & gateway, not just another device on your existing network.

     

    You didn't say whether or  not you were using the R7000 as you main router, but I tried to use mine just for ReadyShare and

    it just refused to be a ReadyShare device unless it was the main router.

     

    Is that the problem?

  • no thats not my problem. My router is directly connected to my Modem.
    • ThierryNL's avatar
      ThierryNL
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      I fixed it. I had a password setup for Read/Write only acces for username admin. So i disabled the password request and now it is detected.