How do you set it up on a secure home network?
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It will be picked up by your Internet automatically....anything you want secure you need to create acct with LaCie and then store your "secure" files in that folder it creates which is password protected.
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Its a SMB share so its open to anyone that connects to your home network, connect it, power it up, wait until led stops blinking then on a windows pc click on "my computer" then on the left side click on network... it should appear as "cloudbox" ... hope this helped.
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You plug this into the wall socket, connect it via Ethernet to a laptop or a PC. Using IE or Chrome, you connect to the device (see instructions), and the device scans for nearby networks. You select your wireless network, type in the password and it's then connected to your wireless network. Then disconnect from laptop or PC and start using it anywhere around the house.
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Connect it to wired router/switch and http to its ip address to configure it. Should be 192.168.0.1 or something.
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It's wireless, you have to input your network security key, in the settings.
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To set it up you connect to your wireless network and then you plug it in anywhere in your home. It really works.
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Yes, it works pretty well. As long as it's your network and/or your have the password.
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No, and its dangerous to even consider using a device that requires a remote cloud internet service to power your home security. Its just a fancy toy right now. A serious smart home control system should work at your home, not in the cloud or on the Internet. It seems their new edition 2.0 is supposed to fix that.
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No -- this needs to attach by a cable to a network connection, and then this device provides wi-fi access. You can make it secure by requiring people to log onto this wi-fi with a password, but it does not receive wi-fi from another source.
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Its not possible, since you needed to install drivers on a pc that detects the hdhomerun connected to your router and cable from your cable provider.
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You can access it via browser from your home network using a local ip# (192.168.xxx.yyy) and from home/anywhere over the internet using a login account you create at micaseverde.com when you set up your unit.this works quite well and also solves the problem that most internet providers use a semi-static DHCP to assign IP numbers and your home's IP address will change over time.
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Sorry, not sure what type of security you're looking for but the ISP should provide that. I'm not aware of any security features and nothing mentioned in the owners manual.
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To get up to speed (i have some network experience setting up my home lan) I purchased the Dlink 931 here for a little over $30. Made it work with my synology NAS. Had it email me screen shots and videos. Used an android app(ip web cam) to turn my tablet into a wireless ip cmaera and made it work with my NAS and tablet. Anyways there are inexpensive ways to get up to speed and get the experience to setup your own security system. At least you will discover if its within your ability or worth the time required. Good luck.
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Hi, I am MyQ Community Specialist. Yes, the MyQ Garage will connect to secured networks.
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Here are a couple of simple options (there are probably more)1. Purchase a remote CD/DVD drive that will plug into one of the USB ports2. Add the 1000ha to a home network then utilize the CD/DVD drive of another computer on the network to load software.Cheers
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My husband said to go to the Do It Yourself Security Forum on the web and they have a 2GIG Section. Ask your question there anbd they should be able to answer it. Good Luck!
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Just plug into the wall, but if you have any secuity set up on the router, it won't work. Use the disk for setup with security enabled router. No problem getting the connection running but didn't solve our bad signal problem at all.
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If you wish you can re-enable the security. First set it on the extender and then on the router.I found that the Hawking Technology extender, also sold by Amazon, is easier to set up and is more stable than the Linksys WRE54G. I bought it for my second home this summer and it works so good I am replacing the Linksys unit at my first home.