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Title: Mycloud Services on my DNS 345 NAS
Post by: goosehead on April 16, 2013, 07:29:48 AM

How do I install / reinstall the Mycloud Services on my DNS 345 NAS ?

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Title: Re: Mycloud Services on my DNS 345 NAS
Post by: JavaLawyer on April 16, 2013, 08:31:50 AM

mydlink Cloud installation instructions:

• Download the latest version of the mydlink Cloud app
• Log into the DNS-345 web UI
• Navigate to Management > Application Management
  
• Install the app via the Browse and Apply buttons
  
• The mydlink Cloud app will appear in the app table on the same page
• Press the green arrow button on the Start/Stop column to activate the mydlink Cloud app
• Navigate to Applications via the menu button at the top of the web UI
  
• Press the mydlink Cloud icon to configure the app
  

Title: Re: Mycloud Services on my DNS 345 NAS
Post by: soligar on September 20, 2013, 06:11:20 AM

I I have defined a number of users with specific permissions for each of their folders, but I do not know how to create those same users in the cloud mydlink app.
In web access, each user can access only their folder, however when I create a cloud mydlink account, that account can access the folders of all users.

How I can I get users to remotely access their folders only and not those of other users?  :-\

Title: Re: Mycloud Services on my DNS 345 NAS
Post by: Alisha45 on November 21, 2013, 11:02:28 PM

Thanks for sharing.

Title: Re: Mycloud Services on my DNS 345 NAS
Post by: argibay00 on December 07, 2013, 02:38:44 PM

so i bought a dns 325 I am currently in the process of copying all my media to it. I am also a mas user.  My question is related to the dlink cloud.    I updated the firmware so the dlink would be available to me.  When i registered, it installed  some cloud folders folders in my volume 1.  Do I need these folders?  Should I install my media in these folders?

I don't understand why I need the dlink cloud since I can access the NAS from the internet?  I thought that a NAS is the same thing as a cloud. Please forgive my ignorance.