NETGEAR EVA9100 Accessing Your Digital Media, Windows System Passwords, Macintosh OSX, Linux

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If you are using a Windows PC to share media content, allow access to the following ports: 139 TCP, 445 TCP, 137 UDP, and 138 UDP for file-sharing services.

If you are using Windows Media Player to share media from Windows, configure your desktop firewall to allow ports 10243 TCP and 10280–10284 UDP.

If you are using the UPNP Framework under Windows XP, configure your desktop firewall to allow port 1900 UDP and 2869 TCP. For more information see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/ 886257/.

Accessing Your Digital Media

The following sections provide some suggestions for accessing digital media with Windows, Macintosh OSX, and Linux.

Windows System Passwords

If your system requires a password on startup, you need to use one of these access methods:

Recommended: Enable guest access on PCs that have a startup password. From the Windows Start menu, select Settings > Control Panel > User Accounts, and enable guest access.

Manually enter passwords on your Digital Entertainer Express.

Remove the password from the main administrator account.

Macintosh OSX

Turn off the Macintosh firewall, and then select the sharing icon from system preferences.

1.Click Firewall, select Stop, and verify that “Firewall off” is displayed.

2.Select the sharing icon from system preferences, and select the Windows Sharing check box. Make sure that “Windows Sharing On” is displayed.

Once the system is up and running, for better security you can configure your OSX firewall to allow file access while blocking other network ports. For file sharing you must allow access through TCP ports 139 and 445, and UDP ports 137 and 138.

Linux

You need to load and install a Samba server.

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

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Contents Digital Entertainer Express EVA9100 User Manual NETGEAR, IncCustomer Support TrademarksStatement of Conditions World Wide WebContents Chapter Listening and Viewing Appendix B Related Documents Index Compliance V1.0, October About This Manual Conventions, Formats, and ScopeVersion History Chapter Custom Installation and Configuraton Important Safeguards and NoticesFront View Rear ViewRemote Control Audio and Video Cables Type of Connection Required CableConnecting the Digital Entertainer Express Setting Up the Digital Entertainer Express Video Modes Type of Cable Available Video Modes RegionInstalling the Digital Entertainer for Windows Software V1.0, October Installing the Digital Entertainer Software on a Mac Configuring Your Media Library Using the Configuration Wizard with a Windows-Based PC V1.0, October Using the Configuration Wizard with a Mac V1.0, October V1.0, October Playing Protected Media Files Protected Media Stored on a MacProtected Media Stored on a PC V1.0, October Getting to Know Your Digital Entertainer Express Navigating with the Remote ControlRemote Control Buttons Button DescriptionVideo TV ModeMusic PicsTelevision Main Menu Tips When Using the Remote Control to Browse or Search Parental ControlDigital Entertainer Software for Windows Accessing the Digital Entertainer Express with Your Browser Need color screen shotUsing Your Browser to Play Media Chapter Listening and Viewing USB Flash Drives or Media PlayersListening to Music Home, and select Remote Control When Music Is Playing Button When Music Is Playing When Music Is PausedViewing Photos V1.0, October Using the Remote Control to View Photos Button Action When Viewing PhotosPlaying Music and Viewing Photos at the Same Time Viewing Stored Video FilesUsing the Remote Control When Stored Video Is Playing Playing Internet Media Viewing YouTube Content V1.0, October Using the Remote Control When YouTube Is Playing Playing Internet RadioViewing News and Weather Viewing WeatherInternet Channels V1.0, October Chapter Fine-Tuning Your Experience Viewing Digital Entertainer Express Status from Your PCImproving Media Library Search Results Using the Tag Tool Application Adding High-Resolution Album or Cover Art Adding Cover ArtCapturing a Video Frame for Cover Art Using the Script Wizard to Automate Tasks Adding Album Art to All the Songs in an AlbumUnderstanding Home Networking V1.0, September Optimizing the Performance of Your Home Network Assessing Your Speed RequirementsNetwork Bandwidth V1.0, September Media File Performance Taking Precautions Access and Network SecurityTips for Streaming Video Setting Up Parental Control Block Video Files By RatingBlock Files By Location Advanced Features and More Features Advanced SettingsDisplay and Screensaver Adding a Skin Audio and Slideshow Network ConnectionSetting Up Network Shares Media Library ManagementV1.0, October More... Settings System InformationEnabling PC Access Setting Up Hot KeysRemote Control PC Access Is Enabled Button Action Backspace Nudge mouseButton Action Chapter Maintenance and Troubleshooting Updating the FirmwareMaintenance and Troubleshooting Changing from Composite Video Cable to Hdmi Video Cable Hdmi cable not included in the package Advanced settings. See Advanced Settings on Supervisor FunctionsTroubleshooting Tips Connecting to the Digital Entertainer ExpressProblem Solution Configuring Your Firewall Port Settings Media Does Not PlayMacintosh OSX Accessing Your Digital MediaWindows System Passwords LinuxError Messages Error MessagesMessage Description and Action Network Connections Ethernet LAN ConnectionConnecting to a Server IP AddressUsing Ping PingRestoring Factory Settings Table A-1. Default Configuration SettingsFeature Description Supported Media File Formats Technical Specifications Table A-2. Technical SpecificationsTable A-2. Technical Specifications Appendix B Related Documents Document LinkIndex Index-2 Index-3 Compliance Export Restrictions Regulatory Compliance InformationFCC Requirements for Operation in the United States Requirements For Operation in the European CommunityOperation Using 2.4 GHz Channels in France European Union Statement of ComplianceItaliano Radiation Exposure Statement Industry Canada StatementMacrovision Notice Software License AgreementV1.0, October