Access USB HD over the internet using Windows?

I have my airport extreme connected to a USB hard drive an everything works fine at home. I have already configured the airport with my "me.com" info, but how do I access this drive over the internet using windows at work?
Thanks.

I would like to do this too. Did you figure it out?

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Has anyone been able to surf the internet using Windows 7 on their mac mini? For some reason, I am unable to do so. I can surf fine wireless using the mac OS side, but not on the windows side. Even if I am hard ethernet wired.

Have you attempted to do any troubleshooting of the IP stack on W7, such as pinging to other IP addresses?
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Access TimeCapsule over the internet with Windows and Bonjour

Hi,
I tried multiple things to access my Time Capusle over the internet but I can't figure it out. Obvioulsy everybody except me has a Mac. I will buy one soon, promise but now I need help with this Piece o S windows laptop.
I forwarded the port 548 on my modem to the capsule, it didnt work (I didnt mount the drive though since I dont know how with windows)
I clicked on sharing drives with bonjour in airport utility, created a host name username password but now how do I access it?
Within the network everything works fine. I can access the drive with iphone, ipad und Piece oS but not remotely.
Please help.

You cannot access it from windows.. sorry. Any files you want.. copy to the laptop beforehand or use cloud storage.

Access Time Capsule over the internet

Hey guys! I have a problem. I cannot access my Time Capsule over the internet.
I have a Time Capsule 2013 which connects to the internet using a PPPoE connection and which provides wireless connection to other peripherals in my house.
The TC is running the latest firmware and I've added my iCloud account in AirPort Utility settings, in order to access the TC over the internet, via Back to My Mac.
Whenever I'm away from home, I cannot access the TC.
I see it in Finder's sidebar, but whenever I press the "Connect As.." button I get the following error:
"There was a problem connecting to the server “Time Capsule”.
The server may not exist or it is unavailable at this time. Check the server name or IP address, check your network connection, and then try again."
I must add that I have a dynamic IP. Whenever the Time Capsule restarts, it gets a different IP.
Am I missing something?
Please help me. It's really important for me to be able to reach it when I'm away from home.

So the modem is bridged and the TC is doing the PPPoE authentication.. and it gets a public IP on the WAN interface.
The dynamic nature of the IP is not a problem with the BTMM and iCloud type system which should keep the intermediate connection in the cloud up to date.
What about the connection at the other side.. are you getting a public IP.. are you behind a firewall or restricted access? Remember both sides of this have to work.
See this thread.. you are not alone.. all is not sweetness and light unless you get a proper business account with static IP.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3699096?start=0&tstart=0
Apple info has a bit about issues that people experience.. and Tesserax has some setup info.
Remote Access
I would use the public IP and see if it works.. that means you need to check the IP before you leave home or use your phone tether and do the test at home so you can type in the public ip and use direct access .. at least to test it.

Unable to see Dashboard over the internet Using Enterprise Portal

Dear All,
I have one issue here which is bit technical,
I have made an Xcelsius Dashboard (Connection Type: Excel XML Maps (BW Queries)) and uploaded SWF file on to KM Repository in Portal. I have created Document iview and a role to published the dashboard on Enterprise Portal.
Now when i am trying to access that Dashboard from Portal within local network it works fine but when i try opening the same Dashboard over the internet from home it gives an error.
ERROR DETAILS:
To access external data, add a cross-domain policy file to the external data web server.
For more information, on the Adobe website, see the article u201CCross-domain Policy File Specificationu201D.
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Connection Type: Excel XML Maps
File URL: https://www.portal.com/irj/go/km/docs/documents/dashboards/dashboard1.swf
External Data URL: http://bwserver.domain.com:8000/sap/bc/bsp/sap/zbo_data/Data.xml?infocube=ZFIGL_FM&query=ZFIGL_FM_Q0003_BO&VAR_NAME_1=0P_FYRA&VAR_VALUE_EXT_1=2009
I have added crossdomain into WebAppl Srvr of BW Server .. Created BSP Application ---> Imported crossdomain file ---> set BSP App in Default Service.
Please provide possible solutions

We have the same problem.
The Solution 1.
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/EmTech/Addcrossdomain.xmlontherootofSAPWebapplication+server
and 2.
http://www.asabau.com/2009/04/crossdomain-policy-file-in-sap-web-application-server/
does not work.
How you have fix it?
regards
Chris

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You will need the IP address...
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http://whatismyip.com/
This may be a problem if the target machine is behind a router.
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ftp://ipaddress
OR
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www.yousendit.com/

How can I remotely access files over the internet using iPhone? VPN? Do I need to use Server?

Please forgive my ignorance here, as I'm a Windows expert but have only been using Mac for two and a half years. Is it possible to securely access predefined directories on my iMac from a remote computer or device over the inernet, be it a MacBook Pro, iPhone or even a Windows computer or Android phone? Is there an advantage to an Apple-only approach (iPhone and Macs)? Do I need to use Server? Is VPN the method of choice, or is there some other method? I'm not looking to do remote desktop control, just remote file access. Right now I'm using DropBox for the things I need most, but I absolutely will not put sensitive information in there, and soon I will need to have access to more than what DropBox can hold. Also it may be worth noting that I'm currently an Android user but will be going back to iPhone soon if it would be advantageous in this regard.
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Is it possible to access my DVR from the Internet using an Airport Express and Airport Extreme?

I would like to use my Airport Express to connect to my DVR and use it to access the Internet by setting it up to wireless extend my Airport Extreme network?
This would allow me great flexibility to place the DVR wherever I wanted. I would create a static IP address for the DVR but would I also have to create one for the Airport Express as well? What would I put as my Gateway address? Would it be the IP address of the Airport Extreme or the Airport Express?
Looking forward to the advice to see if this is possible...

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MPEG-4 video up to 2.5 Mbps, 640 by 480 pixels, 30 frames per second, Simple Profile with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps per channel, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats;
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how do I view my files? Is there something I need to download to do so? I use Mac OS X 10.5.8

I don't know exactly how, but I got it working. I will try to explain, what I did.
1. I used the easybox as DHCP-Server an set the TC to Bridge Mode.
2. Then I gave the TC a fixed IP in the easbybox menu by using it's MAC-address (It seems that the address range has to be either 192.168.X.Y or 10.0.X.Y to make the TC accessable later).
3. I made the TC a DHCP-Server (DHCP only, not also NAT). The IP addess range of the TC starts after it's own IP adress (10.0.0.111) and ends at (10.0.0.250). The IP range of the easybox starts with 10.0.0.1 (it's own) and end with the TC's (10.0.0.111).
4. Then the Airport Utility told me that if I want to share an DHCP range the TC has to be set to a fixed IP setting, which I set up, leaving the IP-address 10.0.0.111 and the Router IP 10.0.0.1 (the easyboxs').
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Hosting Video Conference Calls over the Internet using a IP/VC 3540

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redxk8 wrote:
Is Google iPhone remote a hack (therefore possibly bricking my phone with an iPhone or iTunes update) or is it a legitimate browser based application that you access through Safari?
Not a hack, it's a web-2 html server-based program that you run on your Mac that allows you to control your Mac remotely. It's very entertaining to say the least. I do like the fact that I can view several types of files remotely, Word, Excel, PDFs. It is password protected BTW.
It looks browser based therefore ok but I just wanted to check with those of you more technically savvy than I am.

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How can I set up my macbook air to use programs on my iMac over the internet?

I have a program (MacPractice) on my iMac. It's running the server program while my MacBook Air is running the client software which has to be connected via the wireless (last Gen Time machine) in my office to function. What do I need to do to be able to access my iMac over the internet when I'm out of the office? I was told that I would need to set up a DNS (?) address to log in. I use a Comcast internet modem which goes through my Time Machine wireless router to my iMac. Is this even possible to do with the current setup?

Ok, in this case your iMac will be performing as an application server. As such, it will need to be "reachable" from the Internet. This is typically done in one of two ways: 1) It is assigned a static Public IP address, or 2) It is assigned a static Private IP address.
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How do I use airport utillity with Time Capsule(or any airport extreme) over the internet without mobile me? iCloud has disabled this function?

How do I connect to my Airports/time capsules over the internet using the mobileme function under icloud?

i want to do the same. i tried entering my @me.com account and does not work, but if I tried to go to icloud.com and using my @me.com works
why?
does the Airport express needs to be upgraded as well

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