1. connect: Connect the My Cloud Home to the router and the power supply using an Ethernet cable.
2. set up: Open mycloud.com/hello, create an account and follow the instructions.
3rd Install the app: Download the desktop app from the WD support site, install it and sign in.
4. access: After installation, you will find the drive in the Finder under "Places".
Done!
I can't give you an answer to the first question regarding access rights, but in my opinion every NAS should have your DLNA server. DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) is only a storage medium that can play back the contents in a network. A NAS is therefore responsible for exactly this. Synology, for example, provides exactly these services for video, pictures and music. I would be surprised if WD could not do this.
Yes, this device is compatible :)
System requirements :
My Cloud Home desktop application (64-bit operating system required) :
Windows® 10+ operating systems
macOS 11+ operating systems
My Cloud Home mobile application :
iOS® 11 or higher operating systems
Android™ Marshmallow (6.0) operating systems or higher
Router and internet service provider for internet connection
Compatible browsers
Internet Explorer® 11 or higher
Microsoft® Edge
Safari® 8.0 or higher
Firefox® 45 or higher on supported Windows and Mac OS platforms
Google Chrome™ 50 or higher on supported Windows and Mac OS platforms
Supported streaming options
H.264 via Android and iOS media playback
H.265 via Android and iOS media playback
Note: Compatibility may vary depending on the user's hardware configuration and operating system.
Ist das WD My Cloud Home (1 x 6 TB, WD Red WDBVXC0060HWT-EESN) in Kürze nicht mehr als NAS zu brauchen ist? Ich habe es gestern von euch bekommen und beim Einrichten gesehen das auf der WD Website steht : On April 15, 2022, support for prior generations of My Cloud OS, including My Cloud OS 3, will end. There are critical security updates that are only available for My Cloud OS 5-compatible devices. If your device isn't compatible with My Cloud OS 5, you'll only be able to access it locally. After April 15, 2022, your device will no longer receive remote access, security updates, or technical support. To help protect your content, we recommend that you immediately back up your device, disable remote access, disconnect it from the internet, and then protect it with a strong, unique password. Update auf version 3 scheint nicht angeboten zu werden.. was jetzt?