YourSister:
What is my problem? I donât have a problem. My MBL is working great. You have the problem; both with your MBL, as well as how youâre interacting here.
People have asked you specific questions, and instead of answering, you give completely unrelated, contradictory, or irrelevent information.
I think you win the award for being the most combative and evasive person Iâve seen here! :laughing:
Youâre frequently contradicting yourself, which makes it very difficult for anyone to try to help you.
When your story keeps changing, itâs difficult for anyone to try to figure out WHAT you are doing.
You say:
There was never at any time during the set up a request to enter or setup a username and password
and
I do not know what the username and password is and do not know how to reset them.
Then, when I tell you what the username and password is, and where you configured it, you say:
You really think that I did not try the username and password you are suggesting?
What else would I think? YOU specifically said you never did that!
In the windows security, I never set a username and password.
There you go, contradicting yourself again. You *DID* set it up, you just said you tried it!
Another contradiction:
You said:
Remotely means from outside the local. From a location not tethered.
and then you change it:
I used a sprint hot spot to do this.
Thatâs TETHERED!
Youâre going to need to get your facts straight â How can anyone help you when you keep changing your story?
I also told you that the Screen Scrapes youâre posting do NOT look like a remote connection â yet another contradiction.
Why? Because a URL of this form:
\192.168.1.5\Public
is NOT a REMOTE WD 2Go connection. That is a LOCAL connection.
I showed you that a correct WD 2Go connection would look like this:
(DeviceName)-devicexxxx.wd2go.com\sharenameâŠ
and you then just say
this screen print shot did not come from computer.
Great. That doesnât help at all.
PCJoeâs Screen-shot *DOES* look like a WD2Go connection. Iâm curious to see how he fairs now.
You say:
>> The username and password has something to do with windows security.
>> Look back through all the posts here and refresh your memory.
Yes, it *IS* Windows Security, because the NAS is asking for Credentials, and thatâs what Windows does when the storage requires authentication (which is WD2Go). And my memory is fine; if you notice, Iâm QUOTING your posts in this thread, so Iâm obviously reading them.
So the short answer is: I am TRYING to help you. But you are making it EXTREMELY difficult because youâre being evasive, unclear, combative, and in your own words, âsarcastic.â