I wanted to try to set my E1 camera to point to another NAS device. I could not modify the location so I deleted the NAS link. When I returned to try to get to another drive / NAS it would not let me attach so I then wanted to go back to the original. When I opened the NAS connection the original location was not listed. I then tried to factory reset the device to start over but now there are no NAS drives listed.
How can I get back the NAS list so I can make the connection for video storage?
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Which NAS brand are you using? I experienced a similar issue. I assigned permissions to IP addresses in the NAS settings and also enabled read and write access for the saved folder. I noticed that this option is not automatically enabled when creating a folder. My device is a QNAP.
I am using a NAS from Buffalo I think it is a 220 drive. I believe since I got a new router today and the tech set me us as a guest user to access the 2.4 g signal there are limitations on accessing stuff like the NAS. I need to wait till the router shows up in their system then I can break out the normal 2.4 g signal and hopefully make my E1 connections again.
In a guest WiFi there are normally some restrictions as for instance that devices cannot see each other. That is called client isolation and prevents seeing and accessing your NAS.
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That was conclusion remembering what the tech said in passing about the guest account. So hopefully it will all be a nightmare in the past after their system updates.
Thanks for your input.
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Had NAS running for quite a while. However, with the new updates of the Aqara app I cannot connect my devices to the NAS device, there seems to be a vital issue with the input of the password. It simply does not work and all of my 8 aqara cams cannot store data on the NAS.
I would recommend Aqara offers a dialog there I can input the data manually: (a) the server address/share, (b) the user name, (c) the password.
All without AI. Please.