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| The install program will auto-detect when SSH has been enabled and then ask you to enter your username and password. | The install program will auto-detect when SSH has been enabled and then ask you to enter your username and password. |
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| <WRAP alert> | |
| Security: Some NAS products use a default username and password for SSH. If this is the case for you, the NAS should be on a home network firewalled by a home router. It may also be a good idea to disable SSH on your NAS when not using the NAS install tool. | |
| </WRAP> | |
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| <panel type="success" title="Step 6"><image shape="thumbnail">{{ :step_4_-_nas_install_5_-_all_done.png?direct&600|}}</image> | <panel type="success" title="Step 6"><image shape="thumbnail">{{ :step_4_-_nas_install_5_-_all_done.png?direct&600|}}</image> |
| **Success:** | **Success:** |
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| The NAS Install program should download and start the HDHomeRun DVR software and report SUCCESS. | The NAS Install program should download and start the HDHomeRun DVR software and report SUCCESS. |
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| | Don't forget to turn SSH back off when you are done. |
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| - Go to the NAS webpage. This is usually available at http://wdmycloud/ or http://wdmycloud.local/. If you know the IP address of your My Cloud you can also enter that in your browser's address bar. Log in once you arrive at the page. | - Go to the NAS webpage. This is usually available at http://wdmycloud/ or http://wdmycloud.local/. If you know the IP address of your My Cloud you can also enter that in your browser's address bar. Log in once you arrive at the page. |
| - <wrapper>Enable SSH support. Go to the Settings page, Network, and set SSH to ON. | - <wrapper>Enable SSH support. Go to the Settings page, Network, and set SSH to ON. |
| <WRAP alert>Security: Some NAS products use a default username and password for SSH. If this is the case for you, the NAS should be on a home network firewalled by a home router. It may also be a good idea to disable SSH on your WD My Cloud when not needed.</WRAP> | |
| <WRAP tip>Western Digital now uses "sshd" instead of "root" for the ssh username.</WRAP></wrapper> | <WRAP tip>Western Digital now uses "sshd" instead of "root" for the ssh username.</WRAP></wrapper> |
| - <wrapper>Open a terminal window (on Mac OS, open Terminal.app. For Windows 10 **[[https://www.howtogeek.com/336775/how-to-enable-and-use-windows-10s-built-in-ssh-commands/|click here]]**) and type "ssh sshd@wdmycloud" or "ssh sshd@<ip address of My Cloud>", e.g. "ssh sshd@192.168.0.102" | - <wrapper>Open a terminal window (on Mac OS, open Terminal.app. For Windows 10 **[[https://www.howtogeek.com/336775/how-to-enable-and-use-windows-10s-built-in-ssh-commands/|click here]]**) and type "ssh sshd@wdmycloud" or "ssh sshd@<ip address of My Cloud>", e.g. "ssh sshd@192.168.0.102" |
| - Install the HDHomeRun DVR software package. Run the following command: <code>upload_apkg -d -s 1 -p ../../../../../tmp/hdhomerun_dvr.apkg</code> | - Install the HDHomeRun DVR software package. Run the following command: <code>upload_apkg -d -s 1 -p ../../../../../tmp/hdhomerun_dvr.apkg</code> |
| - Start the DVR. Run the following command: <code>/mnt/HD/HD_a2/Nas_Prog/hdhomerun_dvr/start.sh</code> | - Start the DVR. Run the following command: <code>/mnt/HD/HD_a2/Nas_Prog/hdhomerun_dvr/start.sh</code> |
| | - Disable SSH support. Go to the Settings page, Network, and set SSH to OFF. |
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| </WRAP> | </WRAP> |
| - Go to the NAS webpage. This is usually available at http://wdmycloud/ or http://wdmycloud.local/. If you know the IP address of your My Cloud you can also enter that in your browser's address bar. Log in once you arrive at the page. | - Go to the NAS webpage. This is usually available at http://wdmycloud/ or http://wdmycloud.local/. If you know the IP address of your My Cloud you can also enter that in your browser's address bar. Log in once you arrive at the page. |
| - <wrapper>Enable SSH support. Go to the Settings page, Network, and set SSH to ON. | - <wrapper>Enable SSH support. Go to the Settings page, Network, and set SSH to ON. |
| <WRAP alert>Security: Some NAS products use a default username and password for SSH. If this is the case for you, the NAS should be on a home network firewalled by a home router. It may also be a good idea to disable SSH on your WD My Cloud when not needed.</WRAP> | |
| <WRAP tip>Western Digital now uses "sshd" instead of "root" for the ssh username.</WRAP></wrapper> | <WRAP tip>Western Digital now uses "sshd" instead of "root" for the ssh username.</WRAP></wrapper> |
| - <wrapper>Open a terminal window (on Mac OS, open Terminal.app. For Windows 10 **[[https://www.howtogeek.com/336775/how-to-enable-and-use-windows-10s-built-in-ssh-commands/|click here]]**) and type "ssh sshd@wdmycloud" or "ssh sshd@<ip address of My Cloud>", e.g. "ssh sshd@192.168.0.102" | - <wrapper>Open a terminal window (on Mac OS, open Terminal.app. For Windows 10 **[[https://www.howtogeek.com/336775/how-to-enable-and-use-windows-10s-built-in-ssh-commands/|click here]]**) and type "ssh sshd@wdmycloud" or "ssh sshd@<ip address of My Cloud>", e.g. "ssh sshd@192.168.0.102" |
| echo RecordPath=/shares/HDHomeRun/ | sudo tee /shares/HDHomeRun/hdhomerun.conf | echo RecordPath=/shares/HDHomeRun/ | sudo tee /shares/HDHomeRun/hdhomerun.conf |
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| sudo /etc/init.d/hdhomerun_record start</code> | sudo /etc/init.d/hdhomerun_record start</code></wrapper> |
| </wrapper> | - Disable SSH support. Go to the Settings page, Network, and set SSH to OFF. |
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| </WRAP> | </WRAP> |