that is correct. the my cloud home is not a traditional NAS. the drive mapped as z: drive is the private user space. this is not a traditional network share. the part you see under network is the default public SMB share for use with Windows file history. it can also be used for other apps or hardware that require a traditional SMB network share.
Taking advantage of what has been cleared in this tread; I will be very thankful if counseled on the following.
I have used GoogleDrive at my home/office for years. Because several computers sync simultaneously the same files, the process is causing too much internet traffic. I hope to help this situation with Mycloud Home.
The first thing I noticed testing Mycloud Home was that syncing a file just actualized, would not happen instantaneously or even within a few minutes, and I could not find a way to cause it, I mean saving a file saved in the Private space (of my desktop), expecting it to be actualized likewise in the Private space of another computer (my laptop).
Is there a form to improve the time response of the automatic sync service? Or, whats the best I can expect from Mycloud Home about this?
And, another hope I have is to have Mycloud Home synchronize with GoogleDrive the files that it syncs with my home computers.
Is this possible?
Moreover, I hope to keep the capacity of syncing the same files in my laptop, while away, with GoogleDrive, or if this is not possible, have them sync through an internet connection with Mycloud Home.
Is this possible?
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Mobile App
The My Cloud Home mobile app provides robust access to a My Cloud Home device and content
management on Android and iOS platforms. This is the app used to setup the My Cloud Home device.
Web App
The My Cloud Home web app provides quick access via an Internet browser on different operating
systems and does not require software installation. This app can be accessed through the My Cloud
Home desktop app or at the following URL: home.mycloud.com.
Desktop App
The My Cloud Home desktop app provides quick access through a Windows or Mac computer. To
install the desktop app, follow these steps:
1. Open the My Cloud Home mobile app on your mobile device.
2. Select the 3-line menu in the upper left-hand corner.
3. This will expand the menu system. Select the option Get desktop app.
4. This will open the Get the desktop app box. Select the SEND option and an email will be
sent to the email address used to create your My Cloud Home account.
5. Once the email arrives, on your desktop select either the PC Desktop App or MAC Desktop
App, depending on what operating system your personal computer uses.
6. After clicking one of the selections, a web browser will open. Follow the onscreen
prompt to save the file.
7. Open the file that was downloaded and follow the onscreen prompts to install the My
Cloud Home desktop app.
8. After the desktop app installs the Allow Analytics screen will display. Select either Allow
or Don't Allow.
9. Next, login with your My Cloud Home account information.
10. When prompted, choose the OPEN IN EXPLORER (OPEN IN FINDER for macOS) or OPEN IN
BROWSER option to view the My Cloud Home device.
a. Depending on the operating system, the OPEN IN EXPLORER option will open the My
Cloud Home device in Windows File Explorer or OPEN IN FINDER in macOS Finder.
b. The OPEN IN BROWSER option will open the My Cloud Home device in the My Cloud
Home web app.
I agree entirely that when this device is connected to the network, it should appear on the Attached Devices display with an IP address. Is the hardware MAC address printed on a label? (Even $10 smart plugs often have the MAC address printed on them.)
While the WD information available (and almost nothing on Windows or MacOS device access beyond of the named apps) seems to be rather limited to non-existing: The current models with a single HDD in the 2..8TB range seem to have an Ethernet LAN port, indeed.
The curiosity question? Where and how is this device connected to the network? As here are no signs of it on the router, it's well possible a direct cable is connected to another device. For example the ISP modem-router?
The WD "design" (almost non-existing, no utilities for discovery, no common ) to figure out the LAN IP appears to be issuing an arp -a from the command line, and then locate the IP address based on the MAC address printed on the device label.
Have already enabled the Windows feature to enable the SMB 1.0/CIFS Client and SMB 1.0/CIFS Server (the automatic removal is not required - certain risk that if not making use of SMB 1.0/CIFS for a certain time it does disappear magically), and rebooted the system?
Once done so, I would expect the WD Cloud Home system to become visible. Some WD resources state only SMB2 and SMB3 is enabled by default. From what I understand, the current WD OS5 should be smb2 and smb3 only. But no idea on how these devices should appear on the average user desktop usually.
This is indeed the problem. Neither the OP nor I can imagine how a device can be connected to the Orbi with Ethernet, the Orbi Attached Devices does not report it, yet it can communicate with the WD cloud.
It has to have opened a connection through the Orbi to the WD cloud, which implies that it must have a unique IP address on the LAN subnet. (Otherwise, packets from the cloud could not pass through the Orbi and be delivered to the device.) Attached Devices cannot function simply because an Ethernet adapter is connected. It shouldn't require the device to use DHCP. My guess is that Orbi monitors ARP packets to collect information about what is on the LAN. (It can report the same MAC address having more than one IP. It may even report more than one MAC address having the same IP.) But, not report that a device is on the network?????
A little bit vague. CIFS would become visible if SMB 1.0 is enabled. Much more I would guess WD want to say the WSD announcement (along with SMB 2.x and SMB 3.x)) and/or the SSDP announcement as a storage device does not pass the router for whatever reason to be investigated. This would mean all users of industry standard NAS (AsusStor, QNAP, Synology, WD, even the ReadyNAS users) would have an issue....
the company i work for has just signed up to 'Creative Cloud For Teams'. As I understand it from reading other posts we can install a backup of each user's seat. It would be very useful for employees to have Creative Cloud installed on their home computers, allowing them to work from home when required.
Just so i'm clear, are there any licensing issues when Creative Cloud has been paid for by a company, in use on the company's computers, but also installed on an employees home computer that they personally own.
You can install the desktop applications available in Creative Cloud on your primary computer and one backup computer, as long as they are not running at the same time. You will have access to both the Mac OS and Windows versions, so if you have a Mac at home and a PC at work, for instance, you can install your applications on both. See the product license agreements page for more information.
Hi,
I have been using Infuse for quite a time now. It has always been connected to my Myhome cloud duo and everything worked fine, but since a few days all my folders are gone. They are still in my cloud, but infuse does only show two folders without movies. Those folders do not exist anymore, but infuse shows only them instead of the folders that are really on my drive.
Can anyone help.
Tank you.
I managed to access the public folder, which is not shown in my WD App, through my Mac.
Now everything works fine again.
But I am really considering just to use my Mycloud as a back up storage and to give Synology a try.
Western Digital has given me to many headaches during the last 2 years.
I kept mine in the primary storage loop for a while after getting my Synology NAS and after several months of flawless use of the Synology I took the WD out of the primary server position and just use it now as some double back up and mostly testing files.
have had Dropbox for a while, and have had specific files from my Macbook back up to Dropbox (my documents file and my desktop). When I used the laptop last night everything was located on my Macbook and in Dropbox where it should be. This afternoon, came home from work and I have nothing on my desktop anymore (all files, folders, etc) and my entire My Documents folder are gone from the Macbook but are in Dropbox. Anytime I create a new file on the desktop it disappears into the dropbox cloud. There are sync issues identified, and I can't fix them because Dropbox can't find the files in their original location...not sure what to do or how to fix. I want all the files in both places, not just in the cloud on Dropbox. Any help appreciated. Thanks!
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the folders from my desktop and the documents folder no longer appear anywhere on my computer - only in the online/web browser link to dropbox and for some - they have completely disappeared from my macbook locally
there are two sync issues that need to be resolved when I hover - the desktop folder and the documents folder, but I can't restore since the original locations can't be found, I've tried uninstalling/reinstalling the app as suggested by dropbox for fix, I cannot make new folders in either location on my macbook because they then quickly disappear into the cloud. Anything I put on my desktop (even as quick as a screenshot) disappears automatically to the dropbox cloud and off the desktop. fa1130e720
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