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Last week Seagate introduced the and claimed that with just two cable connections and using the simple, illustrated, step-by-step installation tool families could get the device up and running in minutes. To find out just how “easy” this process was, I took a product home with me and gave it a shot.

I’ll be honest in saying that I would have never previously attempted to network my house, but the GoFlex Home made networking look so simple that I really had no excuse NOT to at least try After unpacking the drive, I connected it to my wireless router using the Ethernet cable, plugged in the power cord and turned it on. I went back to my computer and dropped in the software installation CD. The CD loaded and popped up with a window asking me to select my country and language and hit “Next.” Another window appeared asking me to enter my product information (located on the drive), and select a name for my GoFlex Home. I decided to call it “SL Home network”—simple enough right? I then created a password for my new home account and hit “Next.” The final screen—the Seagate Dashboard—popped up and displayed a host of options—Add files to GoFlex Home; Add computers; Add users; etc. Since I didn’t need to add any computers or users at this point, I just added all the files from my computer onto the drive and then scheduled a regular back up of my computer using the Instant Backup application. The whole process took me less than 10 minutes!

It literally takes me longer to shower than it did to set up my home network—now that’s impressive if you ask me! Once I get the photos from my recent vacation loaded onto my drive I plan to experiment with the Seagate Share tool and will report back with more tidbits. Tell me how you would use your and I’ll explore that feature in one of my next blog posts.

I have the 4200 Ultra connected connected to my PC by a switch and I still had issues. So after looking at what you did, I tried connecting the NAS to my network using Eth1 rather than Eth0 and restarted the Memeo software.

It detected that NAS right away and setup the license. I then installed it on my laptop (which had failed before) which is connected to the LAN via Wifi and after setting up an account and restarting the software a couple of times I got that licensed as well. Tl;dr You have to connect that NAS to your network with eth1 rather than eth0 to get Memeo to register. Hello confused (and in some cases annoyed) ReadyNAS users. Memeo premium backup is on the CD for the ReadyNAS Ultra owners, just click on the menu item 'backup software' & it'll start the installation.

I gather there isn't much difference between the CDs for the Ultras & Duo so I expect it'sthe same. It does come with the DuoV2 according to the product spec. As for getting it to register after nearly 3 days of reading & searching through the manuals & online help, I finally came across dibs post(Thanks dib). This pointed me in the right direction.

Ended up finding how to get it autoregister in the Memeo help. I think Memeo will need to loaded from the Netgear supplied CD, if Memeo updates after that it shouldn't matter (registered for me after updating) PSS.

It would have been nice if Netgear said to look in the Memeo help about registering. I was lookin for a supplied product key. Hey guys, Was looking for help on how to activate Memeo ( thanks dib!), and noticed some folks can't find the software to begin with. Though the included CD doesn't always come with the software depending on the model purchased, the Documentation link does indeed take you to a website that has a download link for the software, just click on the Memeo logo image. Memeo download link: You can also find info in the Frequently Asked Questions area: Enjoy -LordRhythm.

If you don't see a notification at the bottom of Memo counting down how many days you have left, you've indeed successfully setup and activated your program. I never did find out how much online storage you're allotted for Premium Backup, as mine didn't activate successfully, and I can't seem to find out ANYWHERE on their website. I'd definitely shoot an e-mail to Memeo about it, but if they don't advertise it on their website as a certain size, they aren't liable to give you a certain size. Www.memeo.com is their website, Support@memeo.com.

I checked their Support database, and there's something that speaks vaguely about a change regarding the unlimited online storage plan, and mentions you can 'Purchase Additional Online Storage'. Spent huge amount of time trying to follow dibs recommended steps without success! Raised a Tech call with Netgear and was surprised when they suggested / pointed me to this same forum link to try out (after I had already spent a few hours trying dibs setup). As it was Netgear 2nd line support I thought I must be doing something wrong. Mary J Blige My Life 2 Track List. So I again tried to auto activate the software (spent another 2 days emails back and forth with Netgear) changing my firewall/router settings/IP settings without any luck. I'm no newbie when it comes to Computer Networks. I was also lucky to have a 02 wireless dongle (3G) and a wireless network adapter.

So I had three connections going at the same time. One direct to the Netgear Ultra 6 plus(hard wired) and two wireless connection to the Internet(one using the 02 3G network and the other a netgear WG111 wireless network adapter to my router) - still no luck.

In the end I raised a call with Memeo and had to prove to them I'd purchased the NAS and was the rightful owner of the hardware and they emailed me back a product key. Shame I had to spend all that time! In hindsight, I should have gone direct to Memeo:idea: Only took two emails to get a product key emailed back, whereas several emails(2 days) back and forth with Netgear 2nd level support.by the way I have 1GB of online data storage using the Memeo Premium software. Not much:shock: but better than nothing.