I bought a Belkin F5L009 wireless usb hub and I can't get my ext harddrive to connect to it?
Mar 05, 2008 by Jeff W | Posted in Computer Networking
I can see the hub on my WiFi network but I can not get the extrnal my hard drive to connect to the device. It notes that the drive is connected, but the device but does not connect.
Is there such a thing as a wireless USB hub?
Oct 10, 2006 by You may be right | Posted in Other - Hardware
I would like to plug in some USB devices into a hub, and be able to go anywere in my house with a laptop and not have the USB cable conneted to the laptop.
Can you point me to a website or give the name of a device that can do that.
This is a little tricky but I done it before. You can buy the NSLU2 linksys usb network storage link and than connect your usb hub to it. Than you can connect the NSLU2 to your wireless router and than there you go. The NSLU2 will see the USB hub as a hub and you'll be able to see everything connected to that hub.
If it doesn't work you can always return it within like 14 days. But like I said before it is tricky.
NSLU2
Network Storage Link for USB 2.0 Disk Drives
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