I use my “My Cloud EX2 Ultra” as a backup for all my work files.
In a week or so I’m going to leave my current house and I need to use the NAS as soon possible.
What should I do in order to use it in the same way I’m using it now without loosing the files?
Internet provider and router will change, is there any procedure to follow to make this transition from my old home to my new one as smooth as possible?
Hi, I did it just two weeks ago, the same thing.
It was easy, just I had to replicated the same old IP for my NAS in my old installation router to the new one as a static IP.
In addition, as the gateway of my old router was different than my new one’s, I had to change it as well so that it was the same than in the old one.
First you have to look up the ip settings of your old router so that you know the ip address of your wdmycloud ex2.
Second, connect you wdmycloud to your new router.
Third, you have to setup the same ip address as a static ip address in your new router for your wdmycloud. In that point, you will have to setup the same gateway if it’s needed.
I also contacted the WD Support and it was even easier.
I just needed to connect it to the new router and then do a soft reset (pressing the reset button for 4 second).
This way the device enters the standard DHCP mode. That’s it! Now I can access it same way as before, even through network mapping that I created in the past to get access on my explorer.
Wait, but can NAS be used offline? I thought it only works via a WiFi provide. Correct me if I’m wrong. I was just reading through the comments, and what Miguel is suggesting makes sense to me. By the way, you can also use a VPN to change your IP address. If you don’t have one, I could give you mine, if you wish. Regarding relocating, I’m moving out soon, and I’m looking to hire a reliable and affordable moving company. So, it would be great if you could share with me which moving services you used.
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