July 6th, 2008, 08:43 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Lilyfield NSW Australia
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Quote: | Originally Posted by yawnmoth I'm trying to use a Maxtor NAS Shared Storage II on a network that
uses only static IP addresses and whose subnet id is 10.0.0. How can
I do this?
A printer I have at my place of employment supports what it's manual
refers to as IP Gleaning. You add an IP address / MAC address to the
ARP cache and then ping the IP address.
Failing that and DHCP, it'll broadcast RARP / BTP packets.
Can anything like that be done for a Maxtor NAS Shared Storage II? |
You setup the drive using the install CD that came with the drive.
Once setup you can go into the advanced setting and change the IP address and subnet mask. Be aware you may need to update the firmware for this to work properly.
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