#IOMEGA STORCENTER IX2 DEFAULT USERNAME PASSWORD INSTALL#

IвЂ™ve also managed to install the IomegaLink app on both iPad2 and iPhone4 and, again, both work perfectly well while connected via WiFi to my home network. IвЂ™ve managed to install the Storage Manager client on both my iMac and MacBook Pro, and both can see all the shares as intended. IвЂ™ve been able to set up my storage, shares, security, users, permissions and personal cloud. It very much helped me with the setup of my ix2-200 (2TB Cloud Edition). If it still does not work, then something is likely blocking port 443 to your router.

#IOMEGA STORCENTER IX2 DEFAULT USERNAME PASSWORD PASSWORD#

Enter the Personal Cloud name from step 4, followed by the username you created in step 2., and the password created in step 2. Select вЂњSelect PreferenceвЂќ and choose вЂњPersonal CloudвЂќДЎ0. From the Iomega Link application, select вЂњAdd Server ManuallyвЂќД©. Create a port forwarding rule on your router to point to port 443 (TCP) on your Iomega device.ДЁ. Create a port forwarding rule on your router to point to port 50599 (I chose both UDP/TCP) on your Iomega device.Д§. Create a port forwarding rule on your router to point to port 50500 (UDP) on your Iomega device.Д¦. Enable the Personal Cloud, remember the Personal Cloud name.ДҐ. Apply appropriate permissions at the share level for the user you created.Д¤. Create a user other than the administrator on the device, this will be the Iomega Link user/password.ДЈ. To make the app work, there are a couple things that need to take place.ДЎ. 50599/not sure вЂ“ Iomega Link media streaming access (not documented).50500/UDP вЂ“ Iomega Personal Cloud (default port).Update: List of ports required (will require port forwarding) *Important note: You must be running firmware version 3.1.x to use Iomega Link.

#IOMEGA STORCENTER IX2 DEFAULT USERNAME PASSWORD ANDROID#

The Personal Cloud name, and IP address, or a TZO.com DNS name can be used to connect to these devices.ДЄnd one more thingвЂ¦ As I understand it, an Android client is in the works. I also need to mention that the application can easily connect to multiple Personal Cloud enabled devices, on one or many networks. The app works pretty well, and is easy to navigate through. In a home environment this is a pretty cool addition. I do really like the fact that if Media Services are enabled, it is very easy to stream video from the NAS to an iPhone/iPad over the network. IвЂ™d prefer to be able to change the port. That is my only gripe with the app and/or Personal Cloud configuration. I guess the reason I had so much trouble initially, was because I expected Iomega Link to use the same port as the ISM. I like the way that you can specify the port for the Personal Cloud, which is leveraged by the Iomega Storage Manager, butвЂ¦ I donвЂ™t like the way that you canвЂ™t specify the port for mobile devices. Also if you intend to stream media, then port 50599 will be required. Notice that there is not a port number on the Documents URL, only a URL with https, denoting port 443. I figured it out by looking at the Personal Cloud settings on the NAS, and realizing the answer was in plain sight. Using the Iomega Link app, port 443 is used instead. Typically to connect Iomega Storage Manager, to a Personal Cloud, port 50500 is setup on the Iomega NAS, and then port forwarding is configured to allow 50500 from outside the network to the NAS. I couldnвЂ™t find any specific documentation on where the issue was. I had to do a little digging to figure out what the problem wasвЂ¦ When I was at the co-lo, I could easily access the IX4 over a WiFi connection, but I couldnвЂ™t access it over either the AT&T or Verizon networks. I had a couple issues initially getting the application working on the iPhone & iPad. Here are a couple screenshots (from the App Store) of the Iomega Link application:

Just like Mozy, Oxygen, DropBox, CrashPlan, & others, Iomega now has an app for remote access to your data. The Iomega Link application was released to the App Store on September 30, 2011. When Iomega announced the Personal Cloud features of the Cloud Edition products, there was a promise of an Apple IOS client sometime in late 2011. Much like online storage offerings, the Personal Cloud allows remote access to files, but from within your home or business. This makes it very easy to upload files, such as ISOs & virtual machines, securely & easily. One of the great features of the Cloud Edition is that you can connect to it securely using the Iomega Storage Manager from a Windows, Mac, or Linux system. In my co-located vSphere lab, I have an Iomega IX4-200d Cloud Edition performing the role of shared storage.

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