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Post by madster1818 on Mar 14, 2010 2:38:05 GMT 7
I have running on XP, managed to access NAS via my personal laptop.
However when I use my corporate laptop, I am not able to see or map any network drives from NAS. Probably due to firewall since I can't disable it.
Please advise is there any other ways to access NAS using my corporate laptop or disable the firewall.
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Post by tugman on Mar 14, 2010 13:10:20 GMT 7
you need to provide more information, eg are you taking the corporate laptop home and using it on your LAN (local area network, eg by connecting it to your router)  ? Or are you trying to access via the web?? |
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Post by madster1818 on Mar 14, 2010 19:27:27 GMT 7
Yes, I am using it at home and trying to link up to my wireless router. I am using XP, I can't disable firewall and I can't see any network at all under my Network Place.
I oso can't use Smart Wizard to link up the NAS...always operation timed out error!
While using my personal laptop using Windows 7, I can access my NAS with no sweat.
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Post by richardfx on May 21, 2010 16:17:19 GMT 7
If both PCs are on the same network, and your Win7 PC can access it fine, but not your XP PC, have you tried looking in My Network places a little deeper on your XP PC?
You may have to go to Entire Network, Microsft Networks etc and find the Workgroup that the N2200 is in.
Obviously nobody disables their firewall to access their N2200, but you can add the N2200's IP address to your firewall for increased functionality.
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