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External drive connected to TP-Link Archer 7
Hello,
does Veeam Endpoint Backup "see" an external drive connected to an USB port on a TP-Link Archer 7 router? The drive is currently shared via the router's admin interface as Storage Sharing - service status is "Started" and all computers on the network see it as a network drive "volume1 (\\tplinklogin.net)".
Can someone please assist?
Much appreciated,
K
does Veeam Endpoint Backup "see" an external drive connected to an USB port on a TP-Link Archer 7 router? The drive is currently shared via the router's admin interface as Storage Sharing - service status is "Started" and all computers on the network see it as a network drive "volume1 (\\tplinklogin.net)".
Can someone please assist?
Much appreciated,
K
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Re: External drive connected to TP-Link Archer 7
Hi k1n3t1k,
I bet you should use Shared Folder destination with proper credentials. Can you try this option?
I bet you should use Shared Folder destination with proper credentials. Can you try this option?
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Re: External drive connected to TP-Link Archer 7
Hi Dima,
It is not listed in "My Network" - I only see the laptop's drives. I will try to enable all type of shared storage, including media server. But I doubt it will discover it.
Cheers,
K
It is not listed in "My Network" - I only see the laptop's drives. I will try to enable all type of shared storage, including media server. But I doubt it will discover it.
Cheers,
K
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Re: External drive connected to TP-Link Archer 7
Hello!
What about using the correct unc-path?
Something like \\tplinkloging.net\volume1 or \\ipadress\sharename
I have tried it with a AVM fritzbox and it worked, but it was verry slow, because the CPU of the router does not have enough power for it.
Greetings
ds2
What about using the correct unc-path?
Something like \\tplinkloging.net\volume1 or \\ipadress\sharename
I have tried it with a AVM fritzbox and it worked, but it was verry slow, because the CPU of the router does not have enough power for it.
Greetings
ds2
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Re: External drive connected to TP-Link Archer 7
Agree. To start with, check that this shared folder is visible via regular windows browser. Then you could use the same path for VEB job settings.
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Re: External drive connected to TP-Link Archer 7
Thanks to both of you. What I meant by "My Network" - was referring to veeam - when you start the config, etc. The drive is currently discoverable and mapped ok through regular browser. I will try the absolute path approach.
Keep you posted,
K
Keep you posted,
K
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Re: External drive connected to TP-Link Archer 7
It worked. Awesome, cheers guys,
K
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