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Post by markholthusen on Aug 5, 2006 8:16:23 GMT 7
I got the Thecus I loaded it up with hard drives, I plugged the 5200 straight into my G5 with ethernet. The Wizard doesnt see. cant use browser to get in nothing works like it doesnt exsit. I tried to plug the USB straight in as well and it doesnt see that either.
I need help seeing the 5200, I can see it at all.
Can someone help me set this d**n thing up. Im a photographer not a network guru.
Thecus support seems to be none exsistant? no number to call? No responce from email.
Mark
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Post by btrotter on Aug 6, 2006 14:32:55 GMT 7
I second your view, however, there is indeed a number on the contact us page- have to wait until 10a to call- doesn't say m-f, so I'm hoping they'll be open this morning (sunday).
I got no docs with my N5200 either and am trying to set up an NFS share- which appears to be very simple, but am getting permission denied when I try to mount the share.
If I didn't have the box in my hand, I'd think the whole product was vaporware- but have to say I'm impressed with the hardware design at least.
I'm hoping we can make this work!
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Post by marty on Aug 7, 2006 13:24:47 GMT 7
From the advertisement, I think the LCD should display the IP address of N5200. Thecus always use 192.168.1.100 as their default IP address.
Are you connecting using the ethernet?
Can you ping the N5200? ping 192.168.1.100
Can you connect to N5200 using a browser?
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torch
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Post by torch on Aug 13, 2006 6:48:49 GMT 7
if you have it directly connected with cat5 and NOT usb, make sure the Cat5 is a crossover cable.
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Post by dlapine on Aug 15, 2006 11:34:09 GMT 7
The manual for the N5200 is now available on the website.
Ensure that the N5200 and the machine you're trying to control it are both on the same physical network, and that the box has it's IP address set to something in the 192.168.1.x range, as marty pointed out.
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