Getting NFS to work with mede8er and Synology NAS?????

Hi Jakes,

The other threads are about a Synology NAS, you have another brand so it works a bit different.
I have no D-link NAS but looked at the manual.

Here my advise:
- first you need to enable NFS on your D-link on those NAS shares you want to access by NFS

Then you have some params you can set on your NAS NFS share:
Host - Allowable host address that can access using NFS
(* indicates all hosts). -> here you can limit what hosts ips can access the share. Put it on * first.
• Root Squash - Disables writing to the Root owned directories
and files on the system when the user has root access privileges.
-> set as desired, but for first setup and to be sure it does not block things, disable it.
• Write - provide write permission to the file system.
-> set this to write to be sure Mede8er Watched indicator will work and also Jukebox database can be written to the file NFS share

Now on your mede8er:
- goto Media Library
- goto Network
- goto NFS
- press Menu button on remote
- choose Add NFS
- for ip-adres fill in your D-Link NAS ip address
- for path fill in /Volume_1/video (this is just a guess and depends what your volume name and shared folder exactly is