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Old 04-04-2012, 06:05 AM   #1
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Can't find my LimkStation


LS-WXL : LinkStation™ Duo

Recently purchase the above and connected to my internet router but am unable to find it on my home net work. I run a combination of Windows PC's and Laptops along with my netbook running ubuntu 11.10

Help need as I am a bit of fud.

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Old 04-06-2012, 06:20 AM   #2
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Please explain by what you mean by unable to find it on your home network.

Did you read the setup guide and users manual?
Did you try installing and running the windows software?

The software is not necessary since you can configure the NAS from its web configuration pages. However, you do need to find its IP address. You should be able to look at the router's web page that shows attached devices (exact page depends on make/model of router). Start a web browser and enter the IP address. A login screen should pop up where you would enter the username and password (from the manual).

If successful in accessing the web setup page then your own you way to configuring the desired services.
 
Old 04-14-2012, 06:58 AM   #3
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When through the windows setup, from your mail it would appear that my link station is not showing up on the router have checked the web page can see the other PC's but not the link Station as no IP address has been assigned. What to do?
 
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Is the power switch set to auto or on? Make sure it is in the on position.
Check the status of the info/error LED. Is it blinking orange?
 
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Power switch set to on.
Light is blinking but blue not orange?
 
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There is another LED that flashes when there are errors. If all you see is a blue light then all is good.

Do you have a windows PC where you can try communicating with the NAS with the supplied software?
 
  


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