Hi,
I just received my A1 DVDfab Movie Server last Thursday and even after few days of efforts, I'm still not able to connect through my Ethernet G-bit network to my Windows Home Server 2011 which already had 16 T-byte of movies and series.
For now I'm able to see the 5 T-byte internal HDD of my DVDfab MS from any computer on my network and I'm able to connect to the root folder on my shared NFS drives of WHS 2011, but I'm not able to go deeper into the movies and series path folders. I have to say that this NFS configuration already works with my Dune HD media players.
I'm quite a bit frustrated, I think DVDfab documentation should provide a complete setup guide on how to map an external drive with concrete examples for NFS and SAMBA configurations. I never found anything like this in the user manual and on WEB site. A movie server user manual has to include such tutorials and not only explain the play, stop and fast forward buttons of the remote...
I also suggest that DVDfab MS HDD be seen by other computers on the network even if the Media Server is not powered (OFF) like it is for other players.
I just received my A1 DVDfab Movie Server last Thursday and even after few days of efforts, I'm still not able to connect through my Ethernet G-bit network to my Windows Home Server 2011 which already had 16 T-byte of movies and series.
For now I'm able to see the 5 T-byte internal HDD of my DVDfab MS from any computer on my network and I'm able to connect to the root folder on my shared NFS drives of WHS 2011, but I'm not able to go deeper into the movies and series path folders. I have to say that this NFS configuration already works with my Dune HD media players.
I'm quite a bit frustrated, I think DVDfab documentation should provide a complete setup guide on how to map an external drive with concrete examples for NFS and SAMBA configurations. I never found anything like this in the user manual and on WEB site. A movie server user manual has to include such tutorials and not only explain the play, stop and fast forward buttons of the remote...
I also suggest that DVDfab MS HDD be seen by other computers on the network even if the Media Server is not powered (OFF) like it is for other players.
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