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NAS-50HDE.GB.2-890-157-
11
(1)
10
GB
Check that the initial settings for the
server have been correctly made.
If the ICF (Internet Connection Firewall)
function is active in the server, this may
prevent the unit from connecting to the
server. In this case, deactivate the ICF
function.
Make sure the registration of the unit has
been correctly made on the server side.
Even if you erase the registration of the
unit from the server, the server may
appear in the selectable server list of this
unit.
Register the unit in the server again.
If you cannot connect the unit to the
server using the NETWORK MEDIA
function even if all settings have been
correctly made, restart the server.
If you changed the network connection
from wired to wireless, or vice-versa, the
access limitation setting will be lost. In
this case, do the access limitation setting
again.
The unit does not connect
automatically to the server.
If the unit is directly connected to the
server with a cross cable, the unit may
not be able to connect to the server. Make
sure the unit is connected to the server
through a hub.
The unit cannot be registered to a
VAIO computer.
Make sure the network connection is
correctly made and check the following
items.
Make sure if the check mark on
“Release confirmation number” is
deleted.
Make sure if the hub or broadband
router is turned on. (Refer to the
operating manuals supplied with the
equipments being used.)
Make sure the broadband router is
turned on before you turn on the unit.
Make sure network cables are being
used to connect the unit, hub, or
broadband router (pages 87 to 89).
Make sure that the method for
obtaining IP address is correct for your
network environment (page 92).
The server you want to connect does
not appear in the selectable server list
display.
Enter the Option menu and select
[Display] – [Update info]. It may take a
while before the server list is updated.
Make sure that a “music server” (an
application) is active in the connected
server.
If you are using VAIO Media, open the
VAIO Media Server Settings window and
confirm that [Status of the server] is set
to [Started].
Confirm that [Started] is set here
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