1. I mounted the Multimedia folder from my Qnap NAS by dragging and dropping it to FInder's sidebar (AFP protocol).
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2. I also added this mounted folder to my Login Items in System Settings so that this folder will be mounted automatically on login.
Problem:
After some time Finder drops connection to my shared folder. I can still see the folder but when I click it to access it, it takes a few seconds for finder to connect to that folder again. This creates a problem for both, iTunes and Plex since my media is stored on my Qnap. iTunes and Plex 'think' that the Multimedia folder is unavailable and I have to manually click the Multimedia folder in Finder to connect to it before I can use iTunes or Plex. This is very annoying.
Is this some kind of bug, a network setting, or system setting? How can make sure that Finder always stays connected to my shared mounted NAS folder?
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I am new to this forum and i would like some help in sorting out the problem described below.
A few days ago i added a Wifi USB dongle in order to be able to connect the NAS to the second in-house network i have setup.
This dongle is to be used only when required, ie it will not be always connected.
The problem that has now surfaced is that the ethernet MAC address has somehow been replaced with another one and i do not know what has caused it.
The new MAC address is 00:00:00:00:05:09.
I became aware of this change in MAC address the last two times the NAS has been powered up, since it does no longer get the IP address i assigned to it through static DHCP on the router.
The only other change i have made to the NAS since the addition of the wifi dongle is adding the Digital TV Station application along with the QNAP usb tuner.
Can anyone please give me a clue as to what has caused the change in MAC address and if available a step by step method to setting back the original MAC address.
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A few days ago i added a Wifi USB dongle in order to be able to connect the NAS to the second in-house network i have setup.
This dongle is to be used only when required, ie it will not be always connected.
The problem that has now surfaced is that the ethernet MAC address has somehow been replaced with another one and i do not know what has caused it.
The new MAC address is 00:00:00:00:05:09.
I became aware of this change in MAC address the last two times the NAS has been powered up, since it does no longer get the IP address i assigned to it through static DHCP on the router.
The wifi dongle is not connected to the NAS.
The only other change i have made to the NAS since the addition of the wifi dongle is adding the Digital TV Station application along with the QNAP usb tuner.
Can anyone please give me a clue as to what has caused the change in MAC address and if available a step by step method to setting back the original MAC address.