ITunes can't see my NAS on wireless internet

So I've got this new laptop with a small SSD and I need to put my music on my NAS - I've made it work superb when the Ethernet is in, but as soon as i log onto the wireless Internet the NAS drive disappears. When I plug it back in, it automatically appears.
I know for a fact that our wireless Internet router is fast enough so it shouldn't be a problem, at all.
Any solution to this yet? I've been googling for about two hours and I haven't been able to find any topics about this.
Regards
Daniel

I don't know if this will help, but I'd suggest you update to iTunes 6.0.5. That will run on 10.2.8 and is much more current and complete. You'd also want QuickTime 6.5.2. Worth considering, anyway.
Another thing to try would be to delete the iTunes library and library.xml files in your user -> Music -. iTunes folder to make sure you start clean and then try the Add To Library command again. You might want to use Disk Utility to verify the external drive, just to make sure that there aren't any drive errors (doubtful since you say that the tracks will play through Finder, but worth checking).
Hope this helps.

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