TD-W9980 USB Sharing with Seagate Archive 5TB - not working
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TD-W9980 USB Sharing with Seagate Archive 5TB - not working
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Hi, I have a TP-Link TD-W9980 v1 with up to date firmware: 0.6.0 1.12 v0021.0 Build 150507 Rel.40130n
I have purchased a new Seagate Archive 5TB SATA disk, which I plug into a special docking station, Unitek Y-1072: http://www.unitek-products.com/en/product_detail.php?id=55
It tested to work with the 5TB disk on 2 laptops: Windows 7 and Windows 10.
The 5TB drive was formatted on friend's Windows 10 computer, as a "siimple partition" (GPT, since was impossible to do single MBR partition for it), and we copied some initial backup content for testing.
The computers see this partition through the Docking station without issue.
But the router only shows under USB Mass Storage: " Disk 1: ST5000AS ( 0011-1L5178 ) Rev: CC44" (status as Connected).
Storage Sharing is set to " Anonymous access to all the volumes"
However, when I access the address \\192.168.1.1 via either laptop, it is empty, showing no mounts or "folders" to see/open.
When I connect my Kingston 32GB USB3 flash drive to the same port 1 (NTFS formatted), its content is mounted and showing up without issues.
Is there a bug in the firmware? The router specs do not say there is a limit on the maximum USB Share it can work with, neither in local store, or TP-Link specs page, or USB Sharing guide.
Please assist.
Thanks.
Hardware Version : Not Clear
Firmware Version :
ISP :
Hi, I have a TP-Link TD-W9980 v1 with up to date firmware: 0.6.0 1.12 v0021.0 Build 150507 Rel.40130n
I have purchased a new Seagate Archive 5TB SATA disk, which I plug into a special docking station, Unitek Y-1072: http://www.unitek-products.com/en/product_detail.php?id=55
It tested to work with the 5TB disk on 2 laptops: Windows 7 and Windows 10.
The 5TB drive was formatted on friend's Windows 10 computer, as a "siimple partition" (GPT, since was impossible to do single MBR partition for it), and we copied some initial backup content for testing.
The computers see this partition through the Docking station without issue.
But the router only shows under USB Mass Storage: " Disk 1: ST5000AS ( 0011-1L5178 ) Rev: CC44" (status as Connected).
Storage Sharing is set to " Anonymous access to all the volumes"
However, when I access the address \\192.168.1.1 via either laptop, it is empty, showing no mounts or "folders" to see/open.
When I connect my Kingston 32GB USB3 flash drive to the same port 1 (NTFS formatted), its content is mounted and showing up without issues.
Is there a bug in the firmware? The router specs do not say there is a limit on the maximum USB Share it can work with, neither in local store, or TP-Link specs page, or USB Sharing guide.
Please assist.
Thanks.