accessing linkstation
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leopardlady
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accessing linkstation
Hi, I am running win 7 in virtualbox on a Mavericks macbook air. I have been running it successfully for 3 years but have just had to format and re-install Mavericks. The main reason for doing this is to use quicken for my finances. I have lost all my backups and have to start again. I want to back up to my nas (buffalo linkstation). Nas navigator finds my linkstation from within win 7 but when I go into quicken to backup, the browse facility does not show the linkstation. Is there a way to find it from there, please?
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loukingjr
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Re: accessing linkstation
I don't know the answer to your question but apparently there has only been one post, ever, about linkstations on the forum from what I can tell, which is here...
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=40116&hilit=linkstation I don't know if it will help at all but making sure the Windows guest is using bridged in the network settings might help. Or perhaps even Bridged Networking. I know zip about networking with guests. Maybe someone else can give you further info.
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=40116&hilit=linkstation I don't know if it will help at all but making sure the Windows guest is using bridged in the network settings might help. Or perhaps even Bridged Networking. I know zip about networking with guests. Maybe someone else can give you further info.
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Re: accessing linkstation
Above reply is correct : set the VM network config to bridged mode in the enabled adaptor. This will make the VM behave like its directly connected to the network like a real computer.
Next step is to make sure nothing is blocking network access inside the guest itself (Windows firewall, activated by default, must be configured properly).
Next step is to make sure nothing is blocking network access inside the guest itself (Windows firewall, activated by default, must be configured properly).
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loukingjr
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Re: accessing linkstation
I guessed correctly.
I really need to read up on networking.
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