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If you know. The ip address of the b3, you may want to try and connect via the ip address: in the Ddress bar of explorer just type \\192.168.10.1\ (or whatever the ip is) and it should connect

Can someone please place this last post in a aseparate threat?

As for th e answer: yes you can reach the data, but only if the pc you are attaching the usb enclosure to is linux (you can achieve this by booting a linux live cd).

so what you're saying is, is that I'm wrong (and Gordon is right!)! You do have both the B3 and the ISP router in parallel directly to the switch. On top of that you have the WAN port of the B3 connected to another port of the ISP router. That sounds a bit like a recipe for disaster, but apparently ...

If I understand the setup then the routers are not competing, but the b3 is placed inbetween the ISP router and the LAN (i.e. the ISP is connected to WAN on the B3, and the switch is connected to the LAN port on the B3).

That is not an answer to the question...

Are you planning to set up a vpn to or fom theb3?

Besides the points mentioned above, the cpu in the b3 blows the cpu of any phone out of the water when it comes to server tasks. It's been quite a while since mere clock speeds meant anything usefull.

Hi I installed Transmission as per wiki. The demon is running great, except it tAkes a very very long time for the gui to appear (someomes longer than timeout). Once the gui is there it is snappy and the downloads themselve ate rapid. Is this something i did wrong or do other people too have this sa...

if the disk is missing the RAID system will flag the RAID1 as degraded and keeps on going. If, during powerdown, you add the SDB and start up, the system will identify the sbd, and specifically the partition that has a partition identifier saying it is part of a RAID system, and then start rebuildin...

Hi I read your post 4 times and I'm still not sure what you mean. Can you please re-specify, using short sentences that do not contain ambiguous references to other sentences? Also please specify if the USB disk you use is new or if you used that exact disk to install the OS sucessfully before thanks

why did you not read the error logs?

True but I hope you agree this problem is easier to debug without 32000 mails in queue...

So this is a cronjob for some alarms. I think i is safe to turn this cronjob off, but there are som threads on the foru. That discusses what this job does.

No you are incorrect. /dev/md0 is the RAID device. this virtual device consists of physical devices /dev/sda1 (internal disk /dev/sda and partition 1) and /dev/sdb1 (external disk, partition 1). You can verify this by reading /proc/mdstat. If /dev/sdb* does not exist, then the external disk is not c...

Also please verify all computers are in the same workgroup