8/19/2008

Installing Debian in NSD-100

You need to have Linux on your desktop. This can be:
1.Installed on your hard drive
2.Installed Linux using virtual machine on winxp
3.Booted using Live CD/DVD

Extract Debian root files system to NSD-100
1.Connect NSD-100’s external USB HDD(XFS format) to PC (linux), download debian-etch-base.tar.bz2 to folder "public" and create folder "debian", Assume that debian-etch-base.tar.bz2 is in /media/disk-1/public
2.open terminal in linux and following command lines executed
desktop_pc:/media/disk-1/public # mkdir debian
desktop_pc:/media/disk-1/public # cd /debian
desktop_pc:/media/disk-1/public # tar -jxvpf /media/disk-1/public/debian-etch-base.tar.bz2

Telnet NSD-100
1. Re-connect external USB HDD to NSD-100 and using PC (windows) access folder "public" of external USB HDD via workgroup
2 Access NSD-100 using telnet, following command lines executed
[root@FA520]# /mnt/data/public/debian/usr/sbin/chroot /mnt/data/public/debian
[root@FA520]#passwd
[root@FA520]#exit[root@FA520]#echo "/mnt/data/public/debian/usr/sbin/chroot /mnt/data/public/debian /etc/init.d/ssh start " >> /mnt/data/public/bd


SSH NSD-100
Disconnect Telnet connection, Re-access NSD-100 using SSH
(login: root / password is your pervious setting.)


Now, you are finished install Debian into NSD-100.


8/18/2008

How to telnet NSD-100 ?

From http://www.lliures.org/2008/05/02/ft3563-bt-hacking/, following procedures are my experiencing of access NSD-100 using telnet program.
1.Connect external USB HDD to NSD-100 and enter web control (login:admin/password:root) to format as XFS.


2. Turn-off NSD-100, and connect external USB HDD to PC (use Linux to access partitions.) via USB cable.
3. Edit smb.conf, and add below line what you created into [public] :

root preexec = /mnt/data/public/bd

4. Create script file “bd” into folder “public” and type below content for access NSD-100 using telnet.

#!/bin/sh
echo "pts/0" >> /etc/securetty
/usr/sbin/telnetd

5 change script file “bd” permission to 755 (# chmod bd 755)
6. Re-connect external USB HDD to NSD-100 and using PC (windows) access folder “public” of external USB HDD via workgroup.
7. Now, you can access NSD-100 via telnet program, like pietty … successfully.

8/12/2008

Firmware released

Emprex has released latest firmware "V03R14" which has follwing items fixed

1). Fixed Config restore wouldn't restore the setting of "Media"
2). Add BT auto restart. Please check BT->Global setting.
3). Fixed FTP cannoot upload file more than 2Gb,
4). Fixed printer not working after device name modified.
5). Fixed BT pages blocked by Kaspersky

Firmware version "V03R14" download

4/21/2008

firmware released

Download latest firmware "BTCV03R10-MX.zip" with following address

http://www.emprex.com/03_support_02.php?pg_no=35&group=78&kind=0

(support-->download-->Storage-->P2P download)

9/26/2007

FAT32 file size limition

Due to a limitation with FAT32. One file greater than 4GB cannot be created on FAT32 partitions, don't put torrent that embedded file greater than 4GB into NSD-100's HDD with FAT32 partition.

9/06/2007

Does NSD-100 support trackerless torrents?



No, it's doesn't. After you click button "start job" with trackerless torrent NSD-100 will appear error message "start job failed" .

Does NSD-100 support multi-tracker torrents?

Yes, it does. NSD-100 currently announces to all tracker groups at the same time, but only one tracker per torrent group.

Does NSD-100 have Unicode support?

Yes, it does.

Does NSD-100 support HTTP or UDP trackers?

MSD-100 supports HTTP trackers, but not UDP trackers, due to many flaws with the UDP tracker spec.

What ports should I use for NSD-100?

NSD-100 will use port in range 10000~65535 randomly, It is generally recommended to open port range 10000~65535 to your router.

Does NSD-100 support DHT or peer exchange?

No, it's doesn't.

What is PPPoE?

PPPoE is for Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet. It's relies upon a software client connecting to your ISP to get an IP address for your computer used, generally, the software client is provided by the ISP.

9/05/2007

How do I configure the portforward (virtual server) on my router?

To allow traffic from internet to enter local network, you will need to open up ports on your router, following website provide step-by-step guides on how to setup port forwarding (virtual server).
http://www.portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/routerindex.htm
please also open port range 10000~65535 to NSD-100.

How do I configure my nsd-100 to work with xDSL (PPPoE) connection?

How do I configure my nsd-100 to work with xDSL (PPPoE) connection?

9/04/2007

How do I configure my NSD-100 to work with router (DHCP) connection?

How do I configure my NSD-100 to work with router (DHCP) connection?