Make thunderbolt storage device be available for remote access

I have an external thunderbolt HDD (Drobo 5D) that I'd like to make available for remote file access. A simple file browser should be sufficient, but the prettier the better of course ;-).
Essentially, I'd like to "dropbox" my Drobo 5D. I have a pogoplug but that requires plugging my thunderbolt device into a USB 2.0 port...so that won't work out too well.
Any ideas?

I also have a very similar concern.
I am about to purchase a hard drive enclosure with ethernet capability. If you go to ebay and search for "3.5 ethernet" you will find many "USB 2.0 LAN Ethernet Enclosure" for $30-40. Then I will buy a 3.5 IDE hard drive of 500GB for about $100.
My idea is to attach this setting to my Netgear wireless router and access photos, music and videos from my laptop and desktop.

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I'm pretty sure Thunderbolt-attached drives work the same way as any other kind of external direct-connect drive, which is that they can only have one attached host (ie, one computer that sees it).
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I have a second generation 2TB Time Capsule, operating on Bridge Mode, connected to an Arris Touchstone Telephony Gateway TG862. I want to configure Back to My Mac to be able to access the Time Capsule remotely.
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You will have to learn how to port forward in your Arris Gateway..
Arris Touchstone Telephony Gateway TG862
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It certainly appears to be problematic.. which is not surprising... If you really need remote access I would request a pure modem from your ISP (Comcast??) or simply replace it with one in the list. You will need to turn off any inbuilt firewall in the router and use DMZ perhaps to the TC.
There is a few posts on youtube which also might help you. eg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8tKBHvCz_0
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Hi, I'm new and desperately need some help on setting up my WVC210 for remote access.
I manage to setup and see images from my WVC210 using my home LAN via both wired and also wireless.
I have 2 questions:
(a) for wireless connection, i only manage to get connection to my WVC210 if i disable the wireless security from my router. But that means i'm opening my wireless LAN to everyone. How can i still get connection to the camera if i enable the wireless security from my router. (FYI: my router is 2Wire ADSL from Singnet Mio)
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Bernard,
For Item (2) is there any difference between the camera built-in dyndns updater versus the software updater? I am under the impression that the software updater is easier to manage.
The biggest difference for you is that the camera always stays at the same location, and the laptop goes with you. Every time you access the internet from a different location with the laptop the software updater is sending the new IP address to dyndns.com. This causes you to lose access to your camera because the FQDN doesn't point to your home IP address anymore. Once the dyndns credentials are in the camera (or router) there is no management needed. The device will automatically update dyndns.com with your new IP address as it changes, and you do not need to do anything.
For Item (3), are you saying port forward 1025 is it for the 2nd camera only or for both? Or is it 2nd camera use 1025 and first camera use 8080?
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As you can see in the above example, the dyndns name remains the same for remote access to all three cameras. The only change is the port number at the end. Your router will translate the port number to the IP address that the port is forwarded to, allowing you to select the camera that you wish to view by changing the port number in the address.
I was actually thinking that the camera web browser can show 2 camera at the same time. Is it possible?
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I am evaluating the best means for single factor authentication for remote access (client to site or SSL VPN). The options I see are creating local usernames and password or integration with Active Directory via LDAP. What are the pros and cons of these solutions.
I feel local logins are more secure comparitavely because the user first login using local login and password and then has to use the domain credentials for accessing corporate resources. Of course, this comes at an admistrator overload and local management of user names and passwords. Do you have any opinion on this? Any acknowledgement will be highly appreciated.

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Local DB is used in case you need to manage a number of 15 users for instance, so in this case it is managable, but when it comes to a higher number it is not an option.
Active Directory is a better solution since it is meant to handle hundred of users and allows password-management for instance. Also you can have many ASA devices, performing DB bindings and queries to check the users credentials to the AD servers, so you don't need to deal with tons of user accounts on each ASA, for instance.
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Pros
Scalable.
Easy to manage.
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Cons:
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How to Use synchronous RFC calls during test run for remote accesses

there is a Setting for the usage of RFC accesses from a tested system
using eCATT.
'X' - Use asynchronous RFC calls during test run for remote accesses
' ' - Use synchronous RFC calls during test run for remote accesses
I developed an eCATT as following :
SAPGUI ( SAPGUI_1 , Target_system_1 ).
SAPGUI ( SAPGUI_2 , Target_system_2 ).
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Edited by: Weitong Liu on Mar 24, 2011 9:44 AM

Hi Liu,
Weitong Liu wrote:
> ' ' - Use synchronous RFC calls during test run for remote accesses
This is the standard option value. Asynchronous are not the standard way and used only for very special purposes.
Weitong Liu wrote:
> I developed an eCATT as following :
> SAPGUI ( SAPGUI_1 , Target_system_1 ).
> SAPGUI ( SAPGUI_2 , Target_system_2 ).
> My question is how to run the eCATT in a synchronous RFC calls
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What is you issue with this standard procedure?
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How to enable second HD DVR for remote access?

I easily got my first HD DVR setup for remote access and it worked perfetly for 1 day, then it stopped working. After 2 hours on the phone with tech support, we got it to work again. However, we were unable to get my second DVR setup. He said that I could only have one DVR setup for remote access, is that true? If not, any assistance would be much appreciated.
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glcockrum wrote:
I easily got my first HD DVR setup for remote access and it worked perfetly for 1 day, then it stopped working. After 2 hours on the phone with tech support, we got it to work again. However, we were unable to get my second DVR setup. He said that I could only have one DVR setup for remote access, is that true? If not, any assistance would be much appreciated.
Thank you!
Are you speaking of Remote Access from the Web? ...or from a mobile phone?
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The tech MAY have been speaking of (or confused about) the MULTI-ROOM capability that the DVR's have.
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Has anyone successfully implemented VRF-Aware IPSec for Remote Access ?
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Million thanks for this.
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Mass storage device usb driver for windows 7 professional

Name: Mass Storage
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Error code: 28

Code 28
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Guest OS Windows 7 for remote access

We are setting up 4 VM's with Windows 7 OS for staff access on a Dell PowerEdge R320.
We had all of the VM's working as specified above but had to re-install Server 2012 Standard because the factory tech setup the Raid 5 to only give the server OS 40 GB of space.
Installed Windows Server 2012 Standard with the following Roles and Features:
File and Storage Services
Hyper-V
Network Policy and Access Services - Network Policy Server - Health Registration Authority
Web Server (IIS) - Web Server (Defaults)
Management Tools (Default)
We will be joining this server to a Domain Controller on another server.
This server will need to have mapped drives to a third party software database and storage file installed in it for business management.
For setup purposes the NIC1 has been disabled to reserve it for iDRAC.
The NIC2 is set to a static IP address for RDP and DOES have internet access.
An External virtual switch has been installed in Hyper-V on the NIC2 named "Virtual Switch NIC 2" All of the guset VM's have the Virtual Switch "Virtual Switch NIC 2" installed (without VLAN ID and Bandwidth Management checked).
The guest OS does show the network adpater as a device and is also set to a static IP for RDP. The networking and sharing window shows "No Internet Access" and cannot repair or resolve the issue. The Guest OS also does not see the Host files shared
or the Host in Network. It displays as an unidentified network.
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NIC 2 should not have anything on it except for Hyper-V Extensible Virtual Switch. Anything else and you do not have a virtual switch on that NIC. By default, when you create an External Virtual Switch, Hyper-V will automatically remove all the
other protocols and settings and enable the Hyper-V Extensible Virtual Switch. It looks like you went in and made manual changes which broke everything.
Delete your virtual switch and recreate it. When you recreate it, click the box to Allow management operating system to share this network adapter. Then configure your IP information on the vEthernet that is created, not NIC2. DO NOT MAKE ANY
CHANGES TO THE PROPERTIES OF NIC2.
"In the Hyper-V manager - Network Tab - it shows the IP address for the Guest OS as:
169.254.181.237"
I don't know what you are talking about here. Hyper-V Manager does not have a 'Network Tab'. Hyper-V does not perform any networking functions for the VMs. You need to configure the network within the VMs themselves. If you do not
have DHCP configured for your environment (not a Hyper-V function), your VMs will come up with a 169.254.0.0/16 address. That's an APIPA address and is a standard.
One last thing, you might want to read this blog in order to better understand how networking works within Hyper-V -
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