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I started this file to document how the nfs works within the mycloud device. I am doing this because this is the fifth mycloud nas being added to my system. When I followed the same procedures to mount this device on a linux system like the previous 4 devices it would not mount. I googled and there was no info, I called the support at WD and "WE DO NOT SUPPORT NFS" So this is a my attempt to create notes for the future as once it is working I will not be setting up again for likely serveral monthsFirst the ssh login to the latest cloud is still user root passwd welc0me ssh root@ip-of-cloud.device
Firmware update 09/20/2016 In my network system there are 5 mycloud devices Each device is configured with a static IP a change from the factory default dhcp setting. I mostly defined my device names as nas1.4thOctet. My local network is 192.168.1.4thOctet 192.168.1.44:/nfs 1968336 650624 1217720 35% /44 6T 192.168.1.51:/nfs/Public 5805876328 169200 5747169584 1% /nas1.51 6T Serial Number WX31DB5L6NRE 192.168.1.48:/nfs 1968336 646464 1221888 35% /nas1.48 2T Serial Number WCC4E1222484 192.168.1.50:/nfs 1968336 645016 1223336 35% /nas1.50 4T Serial Number WMC4M1842419 192.168.1.49:/nfs 1968336 643136 1225208 35% /nas1.49 4T Serial Number WCC4E0977770 192.168.1.44:/nfs /44 6T WX41D3400852
Normal install process. Connect to network and power up. On Window 7 system run belarc advisor and see what dhcp address was assigned to new device by the router. In a web browser put device ip as url. On the lastest firmware of my new 6T drive that is different from my existing 6T drive a login is required. The login is for admin... arghhhh.. Set that up. Then configure Here is where marketing sales and engineering personel at WD showed the first sign of collective dumber than a bag of hammers. How do you get to setting??? The login screen of my first four devices that are 2T 4T and 6T all have identical home html screens. Mounting device, nfs linux. mount -o soft,intr,rsize=8192,wsize=8192 192.168.1.51:/nfs/Public /nas1.51 mount -o soft,intr,rsize=8192,wsize=8192 192.168.1.48:/nfs /nas1.48 #4T mount -o soft,intr,rsize=8192,wsize=8192 192.168.1.49:/nfs /nas1.49 #4T mount -o soft,intr,rsize=8192,wsize=8192 192.168.1.50:/nfs /nas1.50 #2T mount -o soft,intr,rsize=8192,wsize=8192 192.168.1.44:/nfs /44
Update 192.168.1.51 admin passwd lost. Did 5 seconde reset with pin. reset passwd to no password and reset to default dhcp used belarc on win 7 to find dhcp ip, logged in went to settings, set dhcp back to static, script went though setting IP back to 192.168.1.51 all seems OK Mon Oct 9 10:27:09 EDT 2017 software update... 192.168.1.51: WX31DB5L6NRE 2.30.165 192.168.1.48: WCC4E1222484 v04.05.00-315 192.168.1.50: WMC4M1842419 v04.05.00-315 192.168.1.49: WCC4E0977770 v04.05.00-315 192.168.1.44: WX41D3400852 v04.05.00-315
http://192.168.1.44/UI/ ERROR screen appeared prn [undefined] tab... title Unable to retrieve data. Make sure there are no network connectivity issues and try again. (200005) Unknown error. Retry your last operation. If the error persists, contact WD Support for assistance. (200000) settings_device_led_form_error settings_hdd_standby_time_form_error settings_hdd_standby_time_form_error settings_device_led_form_error settings_remote_access_settings_toggle_form_error settings_device_ntp_form_error settings_time_machine_form_error settings_device_timezone_form_error settings_remote_access_settings_toggle_form_error settings_remote_access_usb_settings_toggle_form_error settings_device_timezone_form_error settings_remote_access_usb_settings_toggle_form_error settings_time_machine_form_error usb_devices_form_error alert_level_form_error