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* Open Dolphin (Kubuntu's File Explorer) and you will see "Network" in the left column | * Open Dolphin (Kubuntu's File Explorer) and you will see "Network" in the left column | ||
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* Click on Network and then Samba | |||
* Type the ip in where the router is located. | |||
# For example smb://192.168.2.1/ | |||
* The rest should appear. | |||
*You may need to input a username and password. | |||
*This the user you setup on the router and the same password as the admin password on the router | |||
=== NOT the WiFi password === | |||
Revision as of 15:59, 24 January 2020
- Plug in the USB External Hard Drive
- Log in to the Router
- Navigate to the USB Applications >>> AI Disk >>> Advanced >>> Samba
- Turn it on.
- OPTIONAL: make changes, (Not Recommended)
- Open Dolphin (Kubuntu's File Explorer) and you will see "Network" in the left column
- Click on Network and then Samba
- Type the ip in where the router is located.
- For example smb://192.168.2.1/
- The rest should appear.
- You may need to input a username and password.
- This the user you setup on the router and the same password as the admin password on the router