[Hi-Jack]

UPDATE: TViX M-6500A has a SAMBA server on board
You can use tvixhd1 as user and password to connect.
Use the guides only for older products with FTP on board!

ONLY for Windows 2000 and XP.
For an alternate version for Windows 2000/XP and Vista:
Click here for Method 2!

We decided, after numerous messages posted on the forums, to create a guide on how you can map the internal TViX HDD as a drive letter on your Windows PC. Not sure in how far this is a benefit over using FTP but it makes administration easier the least using the TViX as a drive on PC instead of FTP software. No changes in performance which remains around 5 MB/Sec.

Any comments, feedback, appreciation, better ideas / alternatives and such can be posted in this thread.

Enjoy
Hi-Jack

[The Wizard]

Nice one Hi-jack, always handy to shift some files like this.
I will set it up after my M-6500A arived and give it a go.

[mrcage]

Same here.

Thanks Hi-Jack!

[DevilGod]

Does this only work with the 6500 or older models as well?

[The Wizard]

Originally Posted by DevilGod Does this only work with the 6500 or older models as well?

This guide works on all TViX units having FTP on board.

[Swinn]

Hi

Where can I download Netdrive??

Swinn

[Hi-Jack]

Use Google, "Download NetDrive.exe".. and you'll find it

[mimicuk]

followed the guide as stated but every time i run netdrive i get an error :-

Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: wdService.exe
Application Version: 0.0.0.0
Application Timestamp: 3e8212f0
Fault Module Name: RFHelper.dll
Fault Module Version: 0.0.0.0
Fault Module Timestamp: 3ede4d55
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 0001ac7c
OS Version: 6.0.6000.2.0.0.256.1
Locale ID: 2057
Additional Information 1: 47fe
Additional Information 2: 247a5104080744e858ed24e5c3a5c1c2
Additional Information 3: c253
Additional Information 4: 987cf41cc1c9cb8d7c3827517deb82f5


Can anyone give me any advice please?

Thx mimic

[Hi-Jack]

Seems as it is Vista related where the app does not work (not compatible)
If i'm not mistaking, VISTA has a tool for this called WebDAV.

Check google for Vista solutions...

[NOCPMNO]

Hello,

Thanks a lot for the tip. It is working perfectly on my Vaio laptop (With WIn XP Pro) but when I installed following the same procedure on e desktop running Windows XP Family Edition, Explorer.exe crashes (sometimes serious Windows crash) when I click on "Connect". I can see the drive in the drives list but again crash when I double-click on it.

Thanks for helping. Yours,

NOCPMNO