Access a USB drive plugged into Netgear EX6200 WiFi Range Extender Unbutu Mate 16.04
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I have a Netgear EX6200 WiFi Range Extender that under Windows I can access a USB drive that is plugged into it. In Start>Run I enter "\readyshare" press Enter and it pops up a directory menu.
Under Ubuntu Mate 16.04 it can not find it. The below jpg shows what I have tried. Beware I am new to Linux and Ubuntu.
Thanks, Fred
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I have a Netgear EX6200 WiFi Range Extender that under Windows I can access a USB drive that is plugged into it. In Start>Run I enter "\readyshare" press Enter and it pops up a directory menu.
Under Ubuntu Mate 16.04 it can not find it. The below jpg shows what I have tried. Beware I am new to Linux and Ubuntu.
Thanks, Fred
16.04 networking wireless usb mate
asked Feb 5 at 22:08
fey42
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192.168.0.14 is the IP of your own PC, so it is obviously the wrong IP to look for a samba share. Try the Network thing in the left panel of the file browser. It should scan the home network, and hopefully detect the USB drive. An alternative to "\readyshare" would be "smb://readyshare" in the file browser's address bar (ctrl+L to show it).
– mikewhatever
Feb 5 at 22:29
Thank you for catching my bonehead mistake. I bounced over to the modem, looked at the device table and found the EX6200 address and it worked fine. Fred
– fey42
Feb 7 at 2:15
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I have a Netgear EX6200 WiFi Range Extender that under Windows I can access a USB drive that is plugged into it. In Start>Run I enter "\readyshare" press Enter and it pops up a directory menu.
Under Ubuntu Mate 16.04 it can not find it. The below jpg shows what I have tried. Beware I am new to Linux and Ubuntu.
Thanks, Fred
16.04 networking wireless usb mate
asked Feb 5 at 22:08
fey42
112
I have a Netgear EX6200 WiFi Range Extender that under Windows I can access a USB drive that is plugged into it. In Start>Run I enter "\readyshare" press Enter and it pops up a directory menu.
Under Ubuntu Mate 16.04 it can not find it. The below jpg shows what I have tried. Beware I am new to Linux and Ubuntu.
Thanks, Fred
16.04 networking wireless usb mate
16.04 networking wireless usb mate
asked Feb 5 at 22:08
fey42
112
asked Feb 5 at 22:08
fey42
112
asked Feb 5 at 22:08
fey42
112
asked Feb 5 at 22:08
fey42
112
asked Feb 5 at 22:08
fey42
112
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192.168.0.14 is the IP of your own PC, so it is obviously the wrong IP to look for a samba share. Try the Network thing in the left panel of the file browser. It should scan the home network, and hopefully detect the USB drive. An alternative to "\readyshare" would be "smb://readyshare" in the file browser's address bar (ctrl+L to show it).
– mikewhatever
Feb 5 at 22:29
Thank you for catching my bonehead mistake. I bounced over to the modem, looked at the device table and found the EX6200 address and it worked fine. Fred
– fey42
Feb 7 at 2:15
add a comment |Â
192.168.0.14 is the IP of your own PC, so it is obviously the wrong IP to look for a samba share. Try the Network thing in the left panel of the file browser. It should scan the home network, and hopefully detect the USB drive. An alternative to "\readyshare" would be "smb://readyshare" in the file browser's address bar (ctrl+L to show it).
– mikewhatever
Feb 5 at 22:29
Thank you for catching my bonehead mistake. I bounced over to the modem, looked at the device table and found the EX6200 address and it worked fine. Fred
– fey42
Feb 7 at 2:15
192.168.0.14 is the IP of your own PC, so it is obviously the wrong IP to look for a samba share. Try the Network thing in the left panel of the file browser. It should scan the home network, and hopefully detect the USB drive. An alternative to "\readyshare" would be "smb://readyshare" in the file browser's address bar (ctrl+L to show it).
– mikewhatever
Feb 5 at 22:29
192.168.0.14 is the IP of your own PC, so it is obviously the wrong IP to look for a samba share. Try the Network thing in the left panel of the file browser. It should scan the home network, and hopefully detect the USB drive. An alternative to "\readyshare" would be "smb://readyshare" in the file browser's address bar (ctrl+L to show it).
– mikewhatever
Feb 5 at 22:29
Thank you for catching my bonehead mistake. I bounced over to the modem, looked at the device table and found the EX6200 address and it worked fine. Fred
– fey42
Feb 7 at 2:15
Thank you for catching my bonehead mistake. I bounced over to the modem, looked at the device table and found the EX6200 address and it worked fine. Fred
– fey42
Feb 7 at 2:15
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192.168.0.14 is the IP of your own PC, so it is obviously the wrong IP to look for a samba share. Try the Network thing in the left panel of the file browser. It should scan the home network, and hopefully detect the USB drive. An alternative to "\readyshare" would be "smb://readyshare" in the file browser's address bar (ctrl+L to show it).
– mikewhatever
Feb 5 at 22:29
Thank you for catching my bonehead mistake. I bounced over to the modem, looked at the device table and found the EX6200 address and it worked fine. Fred
– fey42
Feb 7 at 2:15