The HP MediaSmart Server protects and shares a household's digital content—giving connected families an-easy-to-use, central repository for their digital photos, music, videos, and documents.

The HP MediaSmart Server supports computers running Microsoft® Windows® and Apple®

Mac® OS X, giving families that are "living the digital lifestyle" a more protected and reliable way of managing their media and files.

The HP MediaSmart Server Provides:

• Mac and Windows Supported Operating Systems

Support for households that have a mix of Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X 10.5 or later computers.

• HP Photo Viewer and HP Photo Publisher

A simple photo management and sharing tool that lets users share their photos directly from the

HP MediaSmart Server or through popular photo sharing web sites like Snapfish, Facebook,

Flickr™, and Picassa™ Web Albums.

Photo web site services are subject to change without notice and some services may not be available at the time of product purchase. The available service providers may vary in your country/region.

• Media Collector

Media Collector automatically collects photos, music, and video files from computers on the home network and organizes them on the server. Available on PCs only.

• Media Streaming and Remote Media Streaming

Photos, videos, and music can be streamed to PCs or TVs in the house. Furthermore, you can enjoy your photos, music, and videos—at home or at work—with remote media streaming to any

Internet-connected computer.

• PC Backup and Mac Backup

An automatic backup process for Windows PCs and Apple Macs on your home network.

Automatic backup of computers running Microsoft Windows® Vista (32 & 64 bit), XP Home

(SP2), XP Professional (SP2), Media Center Edition 2004 (SP2) or later, and Macs running Time

Machine.

• Remote Computer Access

Remote access to media and files with an easy-to-use, browser-based interface. With proper authorization, a remote user can log into their home system and perform functions as if they were sitting at their computer.

• iTunes Music Server

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Any computer system on the network that runs iTunes can access music on the HP MediaSmart

Server as an iTunes shared library.

• Disk Duplication and Storage Expansion

A way to transparently duplicate selected folders on separate disk drives to help protect against a hard disk failure. Plus, it's easy to add storage as needs grow.

Requires at least two hard disks.

Chapter 1. Set up and Installation

HAT

S IN THE

OX

In the box you will find:

• HP MediaSmart Server

• Power cord

• Ethernet (RJ-45) cable

• Software and Documentation

HE

ERVER AT A

LANCE

The following lights and symbols are found on the front and back of the HP MediaSmart Server.

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The Front of the Server

Light Bar. There is one light bar for each internal SATA disk in the HP

MediaSmart Server. The server can hold up to four disks.

Power Light. The power light is solid aqua white when the server is turned on.

Network Connection Light. The network connection light is solid aqua white when the server is connected to the network via a router or switch.

Health Light. The health light is solid aqua white when the server is operating correctly.

USB Port. Plug up to four USB 2.0 or later disk drives into the USB ports to expand your storage space. There is one USB port on the front and three on the back of the server.

The Back of the Server

USB Port. Plug up to four USB 2.0 or later disk drives into the USB ports to expand your storage space. There is one USB port on the front and three on the back of the server.

eSATA Port. Plug an eSATA (external SATA) hard drive into the eSATA port to expand your storage space.

Ethernet Port. Connect the HP MediaSmart Server to your network using an Ethernet cable.

Power Switch. Press to turn the HP MediaSmart Server on.

Power Port. Plug the included AC power cord into the HP MediaSmart

Server.

HAT

OU

LL

EED TO

ET UP THE

ERVER

One or more open ports on a router connected to your network. The HP MediaSmart Server must be wired to the router. The network connection must support 100 Mbps to 1000 Mbps (Gigabit

Ethernet).

The router must have DHCP enabled to provide an automatic IP address to the server. See your router's documentation for additional information.

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• One or more computers running Windows XP, Windows Media Center Edition, or Windows Vista for the first software installation. Optionally, an Apple Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) or later for additional software installations.

• An Internet browser is required to run the HP MediaSmart Server software. Choose one from the following options.

• Download Internet Explorer from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads .

• Download Firefox from http://www.firefoxdownload.com/ .

• Download Safari from http://www.apple.com/safari/download/ .

• A broadband connection, such as DSL or cable, is required for remote access functionality.

• iTunes 7.1 or later is required for combining household music libraries and streaming music with iTunes. Download iTunes from http://www.apple.com/itunes/download .

INDING A

OME FOR

OUR

ERVER

Server Location

Find a suitable place to locate your HP MediaSmart Server before you install the software on your computers. The location you choose must have either an available wired network connection to your broadband router or a switch connected to your broadband router.

The server also requires adequate ventilation to ensure it does not get too hot:

• Do not locate the server in an unventilated space.

• Make sure that the server’s front and back panels are not blocked.

• Check that the location of the server is not too hot. Maximum environmental temperature for operating the server is 35 °C (95 °F).

Network Requirements

To successfully use the HP MediaSmart Server, your network must meet the following requirements:

Network Requirements

Requirement

Server connection

Home computers

Internet connection

Recommended

100 Mbps to 1000 Mbps (Gigabit Ethernet) wired connection

One or more computers running a supported operating system with a wired or wireless network connection. For a list of supported operating

systems, see Supported Operating Systems

Broadband connection, such as DSL or cable,

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Router

Requirement

Network Requirements

Recommended required for remote access functionality.

An external Internet broadband router with 100

Mbps (or faster) Ethernet connection to the server for remote access functionality and wired or wireless connections to the computers on the network.

Additionally, your router must have DHCP enabled to provide an automatic IP address to the server.

Supported Operating Systems

The following operating systems are supported to work with the HP MediaSmart Server:

Windows Vista

Windows Vista Home Basic

Supported Operating Systems

Windows XP

Windows XP Home with

Service Pack 2 (SP2)

Mac OS X

Mac OS X 10.5 or later

Windows Vista Home Basic

64-bit

Windows Vista Home

Premium

Windows Vista Home

Premium 64-bit

Windows XP Professional with SP2

Windows XP Home with SP3

Windows Vista Ultimate

Windows XP Professional with SP3

Windows XP Media Center

Edition 2005 with SP2 and

Rollup 2

Windows XP Media Center

Edition 2004 with SP2

Windows Vista Ultimate 64bit a. Remote access to network computers is not supported by Windows Vista Home (all versions); the Business, Enterprise, and Ultimate versions of Windows Vista support remote access. For more information, see Why can't I connect to some computers? in the Windows Home Server

Console Help. b. Windows XP Professional and Windows XP Media Center Editions support remote access.

Windows XP Home does not support remote access.

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Wireless Support

You must connect the HP MediaSmart Server to your router (or switch) with an Ethernet cable.

The server does not support wireless connection to your router. However, computers connected wirelessly to a wireless access point or router are supported.

URNING ON THE

ERVER

Connecting the Server

How you connect the HP MediaSmart Server to your network depends on the network configuration.

This example shows a broadband router connecting the following:

• HP MediaSmart Server (Requires wired connection to a router, and remote features require a broadband Internet connection.)

• Desktop computer

• Laptop with a wireless adapter

TV connected to a network-enabled media streaming Media streaming sends media—music, photos and video files—from the HP MediaSmart Server to other devices that can play the media.

The HP MediaSmart Server includes functionality that allows media to stream to a Digital Media

Adapter (DMA).

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• Remote users connecting to the HP MediaSmart Server and home network through an Internet browser

The server requires a DHCP -enabled router to get its IP address . By default, most routers include a

DHCP server. For more information, check your router documentation.

Caution

If you have wireless functionality on your network, be sure to enable your router’s security settings, such as WPA or WEP , to protect your network. See the documentation that came with your router.

Connecting the Server

Connect the HP MediaSmart Server to a power source and to a router .

To power on the server

1. Plug in. Plug one end of the power cord into the server’s power receptacle and the other end into an electrical outlet.

2. Connect. Connect one end of the Ethernet cable to the server and the other end to an available

Ethernet port on your router or to a switch that is connected to your router.

3. Power on. Press the Power button on the back of the server.

The server takes approximately 60 seconds to start up. The indicator lights blink and change color throughout the startup process. Wait for all of the server lights to be pulsing before proceeding with the software installation.

Important

Do not attach USB devices to the HP MediaSmart Server during initial setup. For additional information, see Adding and Removing an External USB Drive, eSATA Drive.

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Checking the Server Lights

The lights on the front of the HP MediaSmart Server indicate the status of the server. After the HP

MediaSmart Server startup completes but prior to the first software installation, the indicator lights show:

• Hard drives—breathing aqua white

• Power—breathing aqua white

• Network—breathing aqua white

• Health—breathing aqua white

After you complete the software installation, all lights should be solid aqua white.

NSTALLING THE

OFTWARE

Overview of the Software

Installation

Important

The first installation must be on a

Windows computer. Subsequent installations can be on a Windows or Mac home computer.

This section of the User's Guide provides detailed instructions for installing the HP

MediaSmart Server software. If you are familiar with installing software, it may not be necessary for you to read this entire section. However, HP recommends that you take a look at these important points.

Click a bullet to show or hide detailed information.

• Firewall and Anti-Virus Settings

Software firewalls installed on your computer can prevent the computer from locating the HP

MediaSmart Server on your network. Open your firewall and anti-virus software and make sure it

is set to "Learn" new programs. See, Updating Your Firewall's Trusted Program List

for more information.

• Administrator Privileges

You must have administrative privileges on the computer where you are installing the software.

Do the following to check for administrator privileges prior to running the software installation disc,

• On Windows Vista, click Start, Control Panel, and then User Accounts and Family

Safety.

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• On Windows XP, click Start, Control Panel, and then double-click User Accounts.

• On Mac OS X 10.5 or Later, click System Preferences, Accounts, and check Allow user to

administer this computer.

• Server Name

During the software installation, you will be asked to name the server. HP recommends that you keep the default name, HPSERVER. During the installation is the only time you can name your server. It cannot be changed later. Write down your server name.

• Server Password

You will also create a password for the server during the installation. Create a strong password. A strong password must be at least 7 characters long and must fulfill three of the following requirements:

• Uppercase characters

• Lowercase characters

• Numbers

• Symbols (such as !, @, and #)

• Client Update

At the time this documentation was written, the HP MediaSmart Server 2.5 update was available for download. If you are a new customer running the Software Installation Disc for the first time, the installation should find and install the 2.5 server software update. If the installation does not

find the update, you can install it from the Windows Home Server Console. See Updating and

Rolling Back the Server .

Updates must be run on the server and the client to maintain compatible software versions.

Installing the update during installation or through the Windows Home Server Console only updates the server. To complete the process, you still need to update the client software. See

Updating and Rolling Back Client PCs

or Updating and Rolling Back Mac Clients

Updating Your Firewall's Trusted Program List

The HP MediaSmart Server Software Installation Disc installs several programs that enable your computer to communicate with the HP MediaSmart Server over your network. Software firewalls installed on your computer can block this communication and prevent the computer from locating the HP MediaSmart Server on your network.

Set Your Firewall or Anti-Virus Programs to Automatically

"Learn" New Programs

It is recommended that you set your firewall and anti-virus programs to "Learn" new programs before installing the HP MediaSmart Server software. After the HP MediaSmart Server software is installed, the firewall should prompt you to allow the installed programs to communicate with the server.

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Allow the following HP MediaSmart Server programs to communicate through your firewall or anti-virus program:

1. C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\HP MediaSmart Server

This directory will hold the following program that needs to be added:

• MediaManager.exe

2. C:\Program Files\Windows Home Server

This directory will hold the following program that needs to be added:

• MountBackup.exe

• RestoreOffProc.exe

• WHSTrayApp.exe

• WHSConsoleClient.exe

• WHSConnector.exe

Manually Add Programs to Your Firewall or Anti-Virus Programs

Trusted List

Some firewall or anti-virus programs may not automatically update their trusted programs list.

Instructions for manually updating several common firewall and anti-virus programs are listed below. If your firewall or anti-virus program is not listed, please contact the vendor to find out how to manually add programs to the trusted programs list. Additionally, see the documentation that came with your firewall or anti-virus program for the latest information.

Click the vendor to expand and view the instructions on updating their trusted programs list. Click again to hide the instructions.

• AVG

Open the AVG Anti-Virus plus Firewall. Double-click the Firewall button to configure the

Firewall. Add the programs listed at the top of this page.

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• McAfee

Open your McAfee Security Center, click Internet and Network, and then click the Advanced button in the firewall section. Click Program Permissions, then click Add Allowed Program.

Add the programs listed at the top of this page.

Note

McAfee's firewall automatically disables Windows Firewall and sets itself as your default firewall.

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• Microsoft Windows Vista

To add exceptions to your firewall using Windows Vista, preform the following steps:

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1. Click Start, Control Panel, and then Security Center.

2. Click Allow a program through Windows Firewall.

3. Select the Exceptions tab and then click Add Program.

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4. In the Add a Program dialog box, click Browse. Add the programs listed at the top of this page.

5. Click OK.

• Microsoft Windows XP

To add exceptions to your firewall using Windows XP, preform the following steps:

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1. Click Start, Control Panel, and then Security Center.

2. Click Windows Firewall.

3. Select the Exceptions tab and then click Add Program.

4. In the Add a Program dialog box, click Browse. Add the programs listed at the top of this page.

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5. Click OK.

• Norton

Click Options in Norton to change the firewall settings. Add the programs listed at the top of this page.

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• Symantec

Open Symantec Endpoint Protection, Click Change Settings, and then click Configure Settings for Network Threat Protection. Add the programs listed at the top of this page.

• Trend Micro

1. Open the Trend Micro Main Console, select the Personal Network and Firewall

Controls tab, and then click Settings.

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2. On the Personal Firewall page, click Add.

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3. Select the Program Control tab and then click Add.

4. Click Browse and add the programs listed at the top of this page.

5. Click OK.

• ZoneAlarm

1. Open ZoneAlarm Security.

2. Click Program Control, Programs, and then Add.

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3. Add the programs listed at the top of this page.

Installing Software on the First PC

This help topic provides detailed instructions for installing the HP MediaSmart Server software. If you are familiar with installing software, it may not be necessary for you to read this entire document. Instead, you may want to just look at the

Overview of the Software Installation

1. Check for Administrator Privileges

You must have administrative privileges on your home computer to install the software. Complete the following steps to view or change user account settings.

• On Windows Vista,

Click Start, Control Panel, and then User Accounts and Family Safety

• On Windows XP,

Click Start, Control Panel, and then double-click User Accounts

• On Mac OS X 10.5 or Later,

Click System Preferences, Accounts, and check Allow user to

administer this computer

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2. Insert the Software Installation Disc

The Software Installation Disc first installs the HP MediaSmart Server software and then the Microsoft Home Server Connector software on your computer. o Insert the Software Installation Disc into a computer connected to your network. The installation starts. o Follow the instructions on each installation page.

Note

Computers running Windows Vista may display User Account Control messages, such as “A program needs your permission to Continue.” Click

Continue.

3. Find the Server

The installation looks for and connects to your HP MediaSmart Server.

Click Next once the server is found.

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4. Download Software from the Server

Please wait while the installation downloads software from your server.

5. Welcome to the HP MediaSmart Server Software Installation

The HP MediaSmart Server software installs first. This software is used to

• Provide a single point of access for all of the server's features,

• Share photos and videos easily over the Internet using HP Photo Publisher and HP Photo Viewer

• Centralize your photo, video, and music libraries using HP Media Collector

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6. Accept the License Agreement

Accept the end user license agreement and click Next.

7. Install the HP MediaSmart Server Software

Please wait while the HP MediaSmart Server software installs. This may take several minutes.

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8. Welcome to the Windows Home Server Connector Software

Installation

The Windows Home Server Connector:

• Connects your computer to the server

• Automatically backs up your computer every night

• Monitors the health of the network and computers running Windows Vista

• Enables configuration of the server from your computer

The Windows Home Server software installation runs only once—on the first computer where you run the Software Installation Disc.

9. Install the Windows Home Server Connector Software

Please wait while the Windows Home Server Connector software installs.

This may take several minutes.

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10. Automatically Download and Install Windows Home Server

Connector Updates

HP recommends that you select to automatically download and install updates.

11. Wake up this Computer to Perform Scheduled Backups

Select to wake up this computer if it is in sleep or hibernate mode to run a scheduled backup.

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12. Customize your Home Server

Click Next to begin customizing your home server.

13. Start Windows Home Server

Click Welcome to initialize the Windows Home Server and configure basic options.

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14. Initialize Windows Home Server

The Windows Home Server initialization begins and can take several hours depending on your hardware. Please wait while Windows Home Server:

• Configures your hardware

• Recovers your data

• Starts Windows Home Server

15. Name the HP MediaSmart Server

Type a name for your server. Server names can be:

• 15 characters maximum with no spaces

• Letters (at least one), numbers and hyphens

Important

This is the only time you can name your server. It cannot be changed later.

Write down your server name. The default name is HPSERVER.

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16. Set the Server Password

Create a strong password . A strong password must be at least 7 characters long and must fulfill three of the following requirements:

• Uppercase characters

• Lowercase characters

• Numbers

• Symbols (such as !, @, and #)

Note

The password hint can be seen by anyone who clicks the Password hint button on the Windows Home Server Connector logon window.

Important

The server password is not the same as a user password. User accounts and passwords are setup in the Windows Home Server Console.

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17. Help Protect Windows Home Server Automatically

Windows Home Server automatically downloads and installs relevant important updates from Windows Update to help make your home server more secure.

Choose if you want Windows Home Server to continue to automatically downloading updates after the software installation.

Note

It is recommended that you turn on Automatic Windows Updates.

18. Join the Customer Experience Improvement Program

Join the Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP) and help make Windows Home Server even better. CEIP collects information about your hardware and home server usage without interrupting you. None of the information that is collected is used to identify or contact you.

Choose if you want to participate in this program and click the next arrow.

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19. Select Windows Error Reporting

To help understand the problems you may encounter with Windows Home

Server, Windows Error Reporting automatically reports errors to Microsoft.

Any personal information inadvertently collected in the reports will not be used.

Choose if you want to participate in this program and click the next arrow.

20. Check for Windows Home Server Updates

The Windows Home Server installation checks for any relevant important updates. This may take some time to complete, but does not require additional information from you.

Important

Do not restart or turn off your home server during the update process.

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21. Install Updates on your Home Server

Please wait while Windows Home Server updates install. This may take several minutes.

22. Log on to Windows Home Server

Type the password you created earlier in the installation.

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23. Check for HP MediaSmart Server Updates

The HP MediaSmart Server installation checks for any updates. Installing updates ensures that you experience the full functionality and optimal performance of the HP MediaSmart Server.

Note

This check only occurs the first time you run the Software Installation Disc.

If you want to check for updates at a later time, see Updating and Rolling

Back the Server

24. Connect to HP MediaSmart Server Web

Please wait while HP Update connects to the Web and looks for updates for the HP MediaSmart Server.

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25. Install Server Updates

Select the update and complete the instructions on the screen to install it.

At the time this document was written, the 2.5 update was available for download. If you are a new customer running the Software Installation

Disc for the first time, the installation may find and install the 2.5 server software update depending on options you selected earlier in the install. If the installation does not find the update, you can install it from the

Windows Home Server Console after the installation completes. See

Updating and Rolling Back the Server .

Important

Do not restart or turn off your home server during the update process.

26. The Windows Home Server Console opens

The Windows Home Server console opens. Use the console to set up user accounts and configure HP MediaSmart Server features. Click Help in the upper right corner of the Console to get additional assistance.

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27. Update the Client Software

Updating the server and the client are separate processes. If you chose to update the server software in Step 25 or by running HP Update in the

Windows Home Server Console, you must also update the client software.

Updates must be run on the server and the client to maintain compatible software versions.

To complete the process and update the client software, see

Updating and

Rolling Back Client PCs

or Updating and Rolling Back Mac Clients

Updating Client PCs

Note

Update the server software prior to updating the client software. If your server does not have the correct software version, you will get an error message when you try to install the client software.

See Updating and Rolling Back the Server for more information.

After installing the server update, you are ready to update the client software on each PC in your

home that accesses the server. For Mac instructions, see Updating and Rolling Back a Mac Client .

1. At the computer, click Start, and then Run.

Type or copy/paste the following ( UNC ) network address into the Run dialog.

\\HPSERVER\Software\Home Server Connector Software\setup.exe

If you renamed your server during the initial software installation, the path will be \\<server name>\Software\Home Server Connector Software\setup.exe.

2. Follow the instructions on your computer for installing the update.

There are other methods for installing the update. For more details, see

Updating and Rolling

Back Client PCs

Installing Software on Additional PCs

You can install the server through a

web browser or you can use the Software Installation Disc to

install the HP MediaSmart Server and Windows Home Server Connector software on the other computers on the home network. Install the software on one computer at time.

If you misplaced or damaged your Software Installation Disc, you can also install the software for your computer directly from the server. For more information, see

To install from the server using

Windows XP or Windows Vista

To install from the Software Installation Disc

1. Insert the Software Installation Disc into a computer connected to the home network.

You must have administrative privileges to install. For additional information, see Installing the

Software on the First Computer.

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2. Follow the instructions on the installation wizards.

The installation process is identical to installing on the first computer except for the following:

• The Windows Home Server Setup does not run.

• Your server password is required to install, as shown in the following figure:

To install the from the server using Windows XP or Windows

Vista

Note

If you are installing on a Windows Vista 64-bit operating system, you must have Windows Home

Server with Power Pack 1 installed. To check your version of Windows Home Server, doubleclick the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray. Click Settings, and then click

Resources in the sidebar of the Windows Home Server Settings dialog box.

1. At the computer, click Start, and then Run.

Type the following ( UNC ) network address:

\\HPSERVER\Software\Home Server Connector Software\setup.exe

The network address will be different if you renamed your server. In this case type,

\\<server name>\Software\Home Server Connector Software\setup.exe

2. Click OK.

Setting up Additional Computers

After installing the software on the Software Installation Disc, there are a few setup options for you to consider.

• The home computer is automatically set up to be backed up each night. If you want to customize

back up settings for this computer, see Computer Backups .

• If you created individual user accounts in Windows Home Server for one or more family members that use this computer, you also need to set up computer user accounts for them if you want them

Set up and Installation to be able to access features on the server without logging on. For additional information, see User

Accounts in the Windows Home Server help.

• If there is an iTunes library on this computer that you want to include in an aggregated iTunes library on the server, set up this computer to copy its iTunes library to the server. For additional

information, see Set up iTunes .

Installing and Uninstalling Software on the Mac

•

To Install the Mac Software

•

To Uninstall the Mac Software

To Install the Mac Software

The Server has to be configured first using a Windows Client. Once the Windows Home Server

Connector has been installed you can install the Features for the Mac.

Note

You must have administrative privileges on your computer to install the software. Click System

Preferences, Accounts, and check Allow user to administer this computer.

1. Once Windows Home Server has been installed on a Windows home computer, insert the installation CD and a screen will appear with 2 icons, one for install and one for uninstall.

2. Double click the Install HP MediaSmart Server Software.pkg to begin the install process.

3. On the Welcome to the HP MediaSmart Server Software click Continue to install.

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4. The End User license Agreement will pop up, click Continue to agree.

5. A standard install screen will appear, this screen will report how much room is available for the install on the default location. You do have a button to press to change location if you desire.

Otherwise click Install.

6. Once the install is completed a confirmation screen will appear followed by a settings or a preferences screen.

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7. The confirmation screen can be closed or left open. It will not effect the rest of this process. Click

Close, to close the summary screen.

8. On the settings screen you will need to enter the server name and the server’s administrator

password so that the Mac software can access your Server. The authentication process begins when you stop typing the password.

9. Once your credentials have been authenticated, click Apply to save the server name and password.

Note

Server Name and Password have to be authenticated prior to using the control center, or entering preferences for BackUp.

10. After clicking Apply, you can click BackUp to set your BackUp Preferences. Or you can click

Show All to go to the Control Center.

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To Uninstall the Mac Software

After the Mac software has been installed, should you decide to un-install the Mac software, insert the Software Installation Disc and a screen opens with two icons, one for install and one for uninstall.

1. Double click the Uninstall HP MediaSmart Server Software to begin the process.

2. Follow the on screen instructions to complete the uninstall process, click Continue, and then click

Close on the Summary screen.

HP MediaSmart Server 2.5 Update Read me

As always, the HP MediaSmart Server helps you centralize, organize, and share your digital content. The 2.5 update improves on existing HP MediaSmart Server features, making them even more robust. Additionally, new features were added to make your music, photos, and videos more mobile than ever before. With the HP MediaSmart Server, your media is where you are…wherever you are. Read on to discover what's new!

HP Video Converter

The HP MediaSmart Server automatically converts your video library (including unprotected

DVDs) into a format that will play in the home and remotely on PCs, Macs, XBox 360s,

PlayStation 3s, and other popular media streaming devices. The video converter transcodes many popular video formats into an MPEG-4 video file using an H.264 video codec and AAC stereo audio codec with both original and mobile resolutions. The original video resolution streams to most devices attached to your home network including PCs, Macs, and gaming systems. The mobile video resolution streams remotely to your PC or Mac using a secure remote log on to your server and can be copied to popular mobile devices.

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HP Media Streamer for Videos

The HP Media Streamer always supported music and photos. Now it supports videos!

Whether you are at home, on campus, at work, or visiting friends and family, you can use a web browser and your HP MediaSmart Server personal web address to securely log on to your server and use Media Streamer to stream music, photos, and videos to wherever you are. No additional player is required. Media Streamer does it all—it streams your media and offers several playback options.

MediaSmart Server iPhone Application

The MediaSmart Server iPhone application is a free download that allows you to securely stream photo, music, and video libraries from your home server to your iPhone or iPod Touch. And since your MediaSmart Server is designed to stay on 24/7, all of your media files are now just a fingertip away. Wireless or 3G connection is recommended for best performance. The iPhone application is only supported on EX 487 and EX 485 HP MediaSmart Servers.

Defect Fixes and Enhancements

The following defect fixes and enhancements are included in this update.

1. Public and private capabilities were added to HP Photo Viewer albums.

2. Made a number of improvements to the Mac Backup feature, including the ability to resize the backup disk.

3. Fixed a number of TwonkyMedia server issues, including the case where songs would not play all the way through.

4. Improved the HP Media Streamer interface, including adding support for streaming video files,

column sort functionality, and new album art views. See HP_Media_Streamer_for_Videos above.

5. Added streaming support for iPhone. See MediaSmart_Server_iPhone_Application above.

6. Added the HP Video Converter which transcodes common video formats to an H.264 video codec and AAC stereo audio code. See

HP_Video_Converter above.

7. Improved Media Collector by displaying progress details, status information, and client connectivity to shared folders.

8. Improved The HP MediaSmart Server dashboard functionality.

9. The User's Guide was updated to match HP MediaSmart Server software changes.

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HP MediaSmart Server Software Update

Use the HP MediaSmart software update to keep your server and home computers current with the latest HP software, online help, and new features.

HP MediaSmart Server User's Guide

HP MediaSmart software update does not update the Microsoft Windows Home Server operating system. For information about updating Windows Home Server, see Configuring Windows

Update in the Windows Home Server Console Help.

To Configure HP MediaSmart Software Update

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on.

2. Click Settings in the upper right of the Console.

3. Select HP MediaSmart Server in the left menu and click the HP Update tab.

4. In the Configure section you have choices to

Configure HP Software Update Options

Option

Automatically download and install updates

(recommended)

Additional information

Requires no user action.

Downloads and installs updates on the server in the background. If necessary the server will automatically reboot.

Download updates and let me choose when to install

Requires user action.

Your computer notifies you that an update has been downloaded and is ready to install on the

Set up and Installation

Option

Configure HP Software Update Options

Turn off automatic updates

Additional information server. Additionally, the Install link turns blue under HP MediaSmart software updates.

To update the server after an update is downloaded, click Install under HP MediaSmart software updates in the Windows Home Server

Console

Not recommended.

To get updates with this choice you will have to click Check for updates located in the Version section.

5. The following information and options are in the Version section of the HP Update dialog

• The server software version number and date are shown.

• Click Check for updates to immediately check for available software updates, regardless of the configuration settings you selected above.

• The Install link becomes active when an update has been downloaded, but not installed.

Click Install to run the server update.

• The Rollback link becomes active when a software update has been installed. Use this link to uninstall the update on the server and revert to the previous server software version.

Important

Clicking Install or Rollback only makes changes to the server software. Each home computer still needs to be updated or rolled back so that the server and client computers are running the

same version of software. See Updating and Rolling Back Client PCs

or Updating and Rolling

Back Mac Clients for more information.

Updating and Rolling Back the Server

Use the HP MediaSmart software update to keep your server and home computers current with the latest HP software, online help, and new features.

Important

The server must be updated before client PCs and Macs are updated. The server and the client computers must be running the same version of the HP MediaSmart Server software.

To update the server

The method you use to update the server depends on how you configured HP Update.

• To automatically check for updates

HP MediaSmart Server User's Guide

If you selected Automatically download and install updates when you configured HP Update, then you do not need to take further action. The server will install updates in the background as they are available.

• To manually check for updates

Note

If you have never restarted you HP MediaSmart Server, you may need to turn it off and back on before you check for updates.

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on.

2. Click Settings in the upper right of the Console.

3. Select HP MediaSmart Server in the left menu and click the HP Update tab.

4. Click the Check for updates link.

5. If an update is found it will be listed as below. Click Next to start the install process; follow default choices to complete the software install.

Set up and Installation

• To manually install an update copied to the server

1. If you downloaded a software update from the www.hp.com site, you can manually install it by copying the software update package to your server. Once the update is on the server, complete the following steps.

2. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on.

3. Click Settings in the upper right of the Console.

4. Select HP MediaSmart Server in the left menu andclick the HP Update tab.

5. Click the Check for updates link. After the install wizard checks for pending updates on your server, you will see the select package page where you can select the Search button.

HP MediaSmart Server User's Guide

6. Click Select file.

7. Type the full path to the file that you copied to the server or select the Browse button navigate to the file and select OK.

8. Click Finish to start the install process and follow the default choices to complete the server software install.

Set up and Installation

To roll back the server

If you want to uninstall a server update click Rollback and then click Yes in the confirmation screen. If you updated the client software, it must also be uninstalled so that the server and the client are running the same version of the HP MediaSmart Server software.

Note

HP MediaSmart software update does not update the Microsoft Windows Home Server operating system. For information about updating Windows Home Server, see Configuring Windows

Update in the Windows Home Server Console Help.

Updating and Rolling Back Client PCs

Note

Update the server software prior to updating the client software. If your server does not have the correct software version, you will get an error message when you try to install the client software.

See Updating and Rolling Back the Server for more information.

Updating Client PCs

There are multiple ways of updating your client PCs. Once the server is updated, the client PC update is on the server and can be run from the software folder. The client PC update can also be

HP MediaSmart Server User's Guide downloaded and run from HP Update. The following sections describe various methods for installing the client PC update. Click an option to expand and view the instructions for updating your client. Click again to hide the instructions.

• To Update Client PCs Using Run Programs

1. At the computer, click Start, and then Run.

Type the following ( UNC ) network address.

\\HPSERVER\Software\Home Server Connector Software\setup.exe

If you renamed your server during the initial software installation the path will be \\<server name>\Software\Home Server Connector Software\setup.exe.

2. Follow the instructions on your computer for installing the update.

• To Update Client PCs Using HP Update

1. Click the Start menu, HP, and HP Update.

2. Click Settings to configure HP Update.

Set up and Installation

3. Click Next to immediately check for a client PC update.

4. Follow the instructions on your computer for installing the update.

• To Update Client PCs Using the Software Installation Disc

The Software Installation Disc runs an executable file that is on your server. When the server software is updated, the new client executable file is placed on the server but not installed. As long as you run the Software Installation Disc after you update the server, the CD will find the new client executable file on the server and install it.

• To Update Client PCs Using a Browser

1. Open a Web Browser and type the following address http://hpserver:55000.

If you renamed your server during the initial installation the URL will be http://<server name>:55000.

The Windows Home Server Connector Setup window opens.

2. Click Download Now.

Rolling Back Client PCs

Important

You must roll back your server prior to rolling back the client PC. See Updating and Rolling Back the Server

1. Click the Start menu, Control Panel, and Add or Remove Programs.

2. Select HP MediaSmart Server and click Remove.

3. Select Windows Home Server Connector and click Remove.

4. Close Add or Remove Programs.

5. At the computer, click Start, and then Run.

6. Type the following (UNC) network address.

\\HPSERVER\Software\Home Server Connector Software\setup.exe

The network address will be different if you renamed your server. In this case type,

\\<server name>\Software\Home Server Connector Software\setup.exe

7. Click OK.

Install the software on one computer at a time.

Checking the Client PC Version Number

It is important for the Server software and the Mac client software to be on the same version in order for them to work together properly. Complete the following steps to confirm that the server and the client are on the same version.

1. To check the PC client software version number, click the Start menu and click HP MediaSmart

Server.

2. In the task bar at the bottom of your screen, right-click HP MediaSmart Server and select About

HP Control Center from the pop-up menu.

HP MediaSmart Server User's Guide

The About dialog opens.

3. To check the server software version number, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on.

4. Click Settings in the upper right of the Console.

5. Select HP MediaSmart Server in the left menu and click the HP Update tab.

The version number is at the bottom of the HP Update tab.

Set up and Installation

The server and client software should have compatible version numbers. The following table lists the version numbers that work together.

Compatible Software Version Numbers

Server Version PC Client Version Mac Client Version

1.3.6.21622 1.2.1.18999, N/A

1.3.8.25155 1.2.1.18999, 1.3.6.21622,

1.3.8.25155

N/A

2.1.7.24261 2.1.7.24261 1.0.0b20

2.5 2.5 2.5

Updating and Rolling Back Mac Clients

Updating Mac Clients

Important

Update the server software prior to updating the client software. The server update and the Mac client update are downloaded at the same time through the HP Update mechanism in the Windows

Home Server Console. Updating the server ensures that the most recent copy of the HP MSS

HP MediaSmart Server User's Guide

Client.dmg is on your server and ready to install. See Updating and Rolling Back the Server for

more information.

1. Insert the Software Installation Disc and run it, or

Select the server name in the left side of the Finder and connect to the server.

The name of the server is HPSERVER, unless you renamed it during the original installation.

Choose Software > Mac, and then run HP MSS Client.dmg.

2. When the software window opens, click Uninstall HP MediaSmart Server Software.

Moving the application to the trash can will not uninstall it properly.

3. After the uninstall is complete, click Install HP MediaSmart Server Software.pkg to install the update.

Rolling Back Mac Clients

Important

Roll back the server software prior to rolling back the Mac client software. When the server is rolled back using the HP Update mechanism in the Windows Home Server Console, it also rolls back the HP MSS Client.dmg file that is located on the server. See

Updating and Rolling Back the

Server

for more information.

1. Go to Finder > Applications, and then drag and drop HP MediaSmart Server Control Center to the Trash.

2. Select the server name in the left side of the Finder and connect to the server.

The name of the server is HPSERVER, unless you renamed it during the original installation.

3. Choose Software > Mac, and then run HP MSS Client.dmg.

Set up and Installation

4. When the software window opens, click Install HP MediaSmart Server Software.pkg to install the update.

Checking the Mac Client Version Number

1. To check the Mac client software version number, go to Finder > Applications, and open the HP

MediaSmart Control Center on the Mac.

2. At the top of the screen select HP MediaSmart Server Control Center > About HP

MediaSmart Control Center.

The Mac client version number is displayed in the About dialog.

3. To check the server software version number go to a PC and double-click the Windows Home

Server icon in the system tray and log on.

4. Click Settings in the upper right of the Console.

5. Select HP MediaSmart Server in the left menu and click the HP Update tab.

The version number is at the bottom of the HP Update tab.

Note

Server version 2.1.7.24261 and Mac client version 1.0.0b20 work together. Starting with version

2.5, the server and the client version numbers will have the same first two numbers.

HP MediaSmart Server User's Guide

The server and client software should have compatible version numbers. The following table lists the version numbers that work together.

Compatible Software Version Numbers

Server Version PC Client Version Mac Client Version

1.3.6.21622 1.2.1.18999, N/A

1.3.8.25155 1.2.1.18999, 1.3.6.21622,

1.3.8.25155

N/A

2.1.7.24261 2.1.7.24261 1.0.0b20

2.5 2.5 2.5

Chapter 2. Start Using Your Server

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HP MediaSmart Server Control Center for PC

The Control Center is the starting point for accessing the features of the HP MediaSmart Server.

The Control Center has three sections:

Browse—Access your shared folders .

• Tools—Tools and settings for configuring your server.

• Help & Support—Learn to use the HP MediaSmart Server and connect to online support.

Opening the Control Center on a PC

The Control Center can be accessed from the following:

Windows Start menu—at the computer, click Start, All Programs, and then select HP MediaSmart Server.

Desktop icon—at the computer, double-click the HP MediaSmart Server icon on the desktop.

HP MediaSmart Server User's Guide

About the HP MediaSmart Server Control Center for PC

The Browse Section

Shared folders are places to help you get started saving and organizing your files so that you can share them with other people on your network.

Server—opens a folder that displays a list of all your shared folders.

Photos—opens a folder that displays a list of photos and photo subfolders.

Music—opens a folder that displays a list of music and music subfolders.

Video—opens a folder that displays a list of videos and video subfolders.

If the logon name for the user account on your server does not match the logon name for your computer, you must enter a user name and password. For information about creating matching user accounts, see Why should logons names match? in the Windows Home Server Console

Help.

Start Using Your Server

The Tools Section

Use the tools and settings on this tab to configure your HP MediaSmart Server.

HP Photo Publisher—Publish photos from your Server to your favorite photosharing site. Friends and family can see your photos on the Internet.

Home Server Console—opens the Windows Home Server Console, where you manage and configure the server. For more information, see Windows Home

Server Console in the Windwows Home Server Console help.

Backup now—immediately backs up your computer. All files not backed up since the last nightly backup are backed up. For more information, see Backup

Now in the Windows Home Server Console Help.

Media Streamer—opens a web application for streaming music, videos, and photos in your home. For more information, see

About Media Streamer

Media Collector Status—opens a client tool for viewing media collection

information and connectivity. For more information, see About Media

Collector .

Wake Server—Click Wakeup Server if you want to use the HP MediaSmart

Server during sleep hours. All of the lights on the Server will be off when it is

in sleep mode. For more information, see Power .

The Help & Support Section

Get information about using, configuring, and getting accessories for your HP MediaSmart Server.

User’s Guide—contains installation information, setup instructions, how to use the server, tutorials, and other important information.

Online support—go to the HP Support web site, where you can get more information about the HP MediaSmart Server.

Registration—Click to go to https://register.hp.com

and register your HP

MediaSmart Server. Registering your Server ensures that your information is on file with HP if you should need technical support services.

Need accessories?—get accessories for your server and shop HP Home &

Home Office.

HP MediaSmart Server Control Center for Mac

The Control Center is the starting point for accessing the features of the HP MediaSmart Server.

The Control Center has three sections:

Browse—Access your shared folders .

• Tools—Tools and settings for configuring your server.

• Help & Support—Learn to use the HP MediaSmart Server and connect to online support.

HP MediaSmart Server User's Guide

Opening the Control Center for Mac

The Control Center can be accessed from the following:

Using the Finder—at the computer, click Finder, Applications, and then select HP MediaSmart Server Control Center.

On the Dock—at the computer, double-click the HP MediaSmart Server icon on the Dock.

Desktop icon—at the computer, double-click the HP MediaSmart Server

Control Center icon on the desktop.

The Control Center desktop icon and system tray icon are available only if you selected to create them during installation.

About the HP MediaSmart Server Control Center for Mac

The Browse Section

Shared folders are places to help you get started saving and organizing your files so that you can share them with other people on your network.

Server—opens a folder that displays a list of all your shared folders.

Photos—opens a folder that displays a list of photos and photo subfolders.

Music—opens a folder that displays a list of music and music subfolders.

Video—opens a folder that displays a list of videos and video subfolders.

Start Using Your Server

Help.

The Tools Section

Use the tools and settings on this tab to configure your HP MediaSmart Server.

HP Photo Publisher—Publish photos from your Server to your favorite photosharing site. Friends and family can see your photos on the Internet.

Preferences—Click to enter your Server name and password, also to set backup preferences.

Media Streamer—opens a web application for streaming music, videos, and photos in your home. For more information, see

About Media Streamer

Wake Server—Click Wakeup Server if you want to use the HP MediaSmart

Server during sleep hours. All of the lights on the Server will be off when it is

in sleep mode. For more information, see Power .

The Help & Support Section

Get information about using, configuring, and getting accessories for your HP MediaSmart Server.

User’s Guide—contains installation information, setup instructions, how to use the server, tutorials, and other important information.

Online support—go to the HP Support web site, where you can get more information about the HP MediaSmart Server.

Registration—Click to go to https://register.hp.com

and register your HP

MediaSmart Server. Registering your Server ensures that your information is on file with HP if you should need technical support services.

Need accessories?—get accessories for your server and shop HP Home &

Home Office.

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To open the WHS Console from the Start menu

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To open the WHS Console from the HP MediaSmart Server desktop icon

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To open the WHS Console from the system tray

HP MediaSmart Server User's Guide

To open the WHS Console from the Start menu

1. At the computer, click Start, All Programs, and then select Windows Home Server Console.

2. Log on to the Windows Home Server Console.

To open the WHS Console from the HP MediaSmart Server desktop icon

1. From the computer desktop, double-click HP MediaSmart Server icon.

2. In the Control Center, click the Tools tab.

3. Click Home Server Console.

4. Log on to the Windows Home Server Console.

To open the WHS Console from the system tray

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray.

2. Log on to the Windows Home Server Console.

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Opening the Windows Home Server Console brings you to the following screen. This document explains or links to documents that will help you use the Windows Home Server console.

Start Using Your Server

The Top Banner

From the top banner you can click on a tab to open management windows, or click the Settings link to open the MediaSmart Server Settings. Clicking the Help link will open a help screen that deals the location you are at.

Click on any of the links below to open a help page for that document:

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The Settings Link will open up a page that allows you to configure settings:

You can configure the various settings by clicking on the title in the left panel.

Help

Clicking the help button will open up the help file for the server.

You can search help by clicking the Content, Index, or Search tab.

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Windows Home Server Console Left Panel

Clicking the selections on the left panel will allow you to configure your server. Links below the graphic will give you more information for that selection

Click the links below to learn more about the panes listed above:

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Welcome

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• Remote Access

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You can rearrange the position of the panes by:

• Hover over the pane, hold the left mouse button down and move the pane to the position you want to place it. or

• Hover over the pane until the up/down arrows appear. This will move pane to the top or bottom position.

Each pane has 3 conditions:

Informational

Configured/OK

Warning/Not Configured

Main Panel

The Main Panel will display whatever you have chosen from the left panel.

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The MediaSmart tab contains the tools and settings for managing the HP features.

Welcome

This is the Home Server Console, you can set up and manage all of the HP MediaSmart Server features from here. The following items are already set up for you:

• Automatic PC backups Learn more

• Streaming Media (TwonkyMedia, Server for iTunes, and Web Streamer) Learn more

• McAfee Antivirus

Learn more

For the next steps, we recommend that you set up these features:

• User Accounts for each person in your home

• Remote Access so that you can access your server when you're away from home

• Server Online Backup

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• HP Media Collector

You can find these items on the left buttons of this screen.

Note

You can rearrange the buttons by dragging and dropping or with the top and bottom arrows.

Remote Access settings

Enjoy your digital experiences when and where you want. Remote Access gives you and your family access to:

• Files and supported computers from any location

• Remote Management of your server

Remote Media Streaming

• HP Photo Viewer

• HP Photo Publisher

HP Photo Publisher

Publish photos from your Server to your favorite photo-sharing site. Friends and family can see your photos on the Internet. Uploading your photos is a simple 4-step process:

1. Log on to the HP Photo Publisher

2. Log on to the photo-sharing site

3. Select the photos you want to share

4. Upload your photos

Media Collector

Media Collector copies media files from the computers in your network and organizes them on the server. Media Collector continuously copies files. You can enable collection for any or all the PCs in your home.

You choose the organization structure:

• Photos - by date or existing structure

• Music - by artist/album or existing structure

• Videos - move or copy to the server

Mac Features

Your HP MediaSmart Server works with Mac OS X 10.5 and later. You can:

• Use Time Machine to back up your Mac to the HP MediaSmart Server.

Get easy access to shared folders on the server using your Control Center.

Start Using Your Server

Settings for iTunes

Your HP MediaSmart Server includes a Server for iTunes. This server allows you to stream your music and playlists to computers that are running iTunes, or compatible devices.

Server Summary

Review important information about your Server at a glance.

Media Smart Server Online Backup

Online Backup uses an Amazon S3™ account to save your important files to a remote location on the Internet. You can also browse and restore your online files back to your Server. This feature is an Add-in that you can uninstall at any time.

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The Windows Home Server enables you to share, store, access, and automatically protect your pictures, videos, music, and files. It contains the following tabs:

• Computers & Backups—view and customize backups. Also, view the status of your home computers. For more information, see Computers & Backup in the Windows Home Server

Console Help.

• User Accounts—add, remove, and modify user accounts. For more information, see User

Accounts in the Windows Home Server Console Help.

Shared Folders —add, open, remove, and view the properties of the shared folders on your server.

For more information, see Shared Folders in the Windows Home Server Console Help.

• Server Storage—view, add, repair, and remove hard drives from server storage. For more information, see Server Storage in the Windows Home Server Console Help.

• Network—displays health notifications from your server and your home computers. For more information, see Network Health in the Windows Home Server Console Help.

• Settings—configure general settings, such as date and time, backups, passwords, media sharing, remote access, add-ins, resources, and more. For more information, see Server Settings in the

Windows Home Server Console Help.

• Help—access the Windows Home Server Console Help.

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HP add-ins are software programs that extend the functionality of Windows Home Server. HP is working with PacketVideo to provide enhanced media streaming using the TwonkyMedia add-in.

The McAfee add-in delivers server side anti-virus protection.

PacketVideo TwonkyMedia

The TwonkyMedia enhanced media streaming software add-in for the HP MediaSmart Server enables you to view photo thumbnails, available music album art, and stream content from any shared folder using a digital media player or a digital media receiver.

HP MediaSmart Server User's Guide

Note

It is suggested that you use one media streaming program, either Windows Media Connect or

TwonkyMedia described above. Windows Media Connect is part of Windows Home Server and is already installed on the HP MediaSmart Server. Conversely, Hewlett-Packard partnered with

PacketVideo to provide the TwonkyMedia add-in. For a comparison of these programs, see

Windows Media Connect 2.0 and TwonkyMedia Comparison

McAfee Anti-virus Protection

To receive McAfee Anti-virus protection, you must activate the service. The McAfee anti-virus add-in with Total Protection Service is a comprehensive security management solution that:

• Checks for viruses, spyware, unwanted programs, and other potential threats. Every time a file is accessed on your Windows Home Server, Total Protection Service scans the file to make sure it is free of viruses and spyware.

• Sends security status information for your server to an administrative web site that is unique to your account, known as the McAfee SecurityCenter. You can visit the SecurityCenter to check detection reports or to set up security rules, known as policies, to define the types of programs that do not pose a security threat.

• Updates itself automatically at regular intervals with the latest versions of components and detection definition (dat) files. This ensures that Total Protection Service is always able to protect you against the latest threats.

Total Protection Service typically operates in the background without any interaction on your part.

To learn more about the McAfee anti-virus add-in, see their online documentation in one of the following languages:

• English— http://us.mcafee.com/root/campaign.asp?cid=39906&l=enu&action=whshelp

• French— http://us.mcafee.com/root/campaign.asp?cid=39906&l=fra&action=whshelp

• German— http://us.mcafee.com/root/campaign.asp?cid=39906&l=deu&action=whshelp

• Spanish— http://us.mcafee.com/root/campaign.asp?cid=39906&l=esp&action=whshelp

After you activate McAfee antivirus protection, you receive a seven month trial period. Internet access is required to receive updates. Subscription is required for updates after seven months.

Installing Add-ins

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on.

2. Click Settings in the upper right corner of the Console.

3. Click Add-ins in the left menu.

4. Click the Available tab.

5. Click Install to install an add-in.

6. Click OK on the Installation succeeded dialog box to restart the console.

For additional information, see Add-ins in the Windows Home Server help.

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Customize Computer Backups

After running the Software Installation Disc on your first home computer it is automatically added to the list of computers that are backed up by the HP MediaSmart Server each night. Run the

Software Installation Disc on additional home computers to enable them to communicate with the server and to add them to nightly backups.

To customize the hard-drive volumes to back up, or to exclude folders from the backup

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray.

2. Log on to the Windows Home Server Console.

3. Click the Computers & Backups tab.

For assistance backing up or restoring a computer, see the following in the Windows Home Server

Console Help:

• Computers & Backup

• How does backup work?

• Managing and Configuring Backups

• Restoring Computer Backups

• Removing a Computer

• Troubleshooting Computers & Backup

Copy Files to Shared Folders

Shared folders are places for you to organize and store files on your home server so that you can share them with other people on your network. Start copying digital assets from your computer to shared folders on the HP MediaSmart Server.

Note

Do not delete the shared folders that come with the HP MediaSmart Server—Music, Photos,

Public, Software, or Videos. Likewise, do not delete the Mac shared folder if you intend to use

Mac features.

1. At the computer, double-click the HP MediaSmart Server desktop icon.

Or you can click the Shared Folders icon.

2. Copy Photos, Music, or Videos to the appropriate shared folder or click Server to create shared folders for other digital content.

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From the Media Sharing page on the Windows Home Server Settings tab, you can turn on digital media streaming for the Photos, Music, or Videos shared folders. Click On for each folder that you want to stream from.

Windows Home Server Console Help for Shared Folders

For assistance using shared folders, see the following in the Windows Home Server Console Help:

• Shared Folder

• Adding a shared folder

• Viewing shared folder properties

• Opening a shared folder

• Removing a shared folder

• Viewing shared folder history

What is Folder Duplication ?

Accessing Shared Folders from your Computer

For convenience, the HP MediaSmart Server provides several ways to access shared folders:

• At the computer, click Start and Run. Type \\hpserver or the name of your server and click OK.

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To access shared folders from the Control Center

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To access shared folders from the desktop shortcut

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To access shared folders from Network in Windows Vista

To access shared folders from the Control Center

1. At the computer, click Start, All Programs, and then select HP MediaSmart Server.

2. Click one of the following:

• Server—opens a folder that contains all your shared folders.

• Photos—opens a folder for sharing photos.

• Music—opens a folder for sharing music.

• Videos—opens a folder for sharing videos.

Start Using Your Server

To access shared folders from the desktop shortcut

1. At the computer, go to the desktop, and then double-click the Shared Folders on Server shortcut

2. Double-click the shared folder you want to open.

To access shared folders from the system tray

1. Right-click the Windows Home Server icon.

2. Click Shared Folders.

3. Double-click the shared folder you want to open.

To access shared folders from My Network Places in Windows XP

1. At the computer, click Start, and then click My Network Places.

2. Double-click the shared folder you want to open.

3. If the shared folders are not in My Network places, you can add them manually.

To access shared folders from Network in Windows Vista

1. At the computer, click Start, and then Network.

2. In Network, double-click the computer icon next to SERVER .

If you changed the default name of the server, that name appears next to the computer icon instead.

3. Double-click the shared folder you want to open.

Enable Guest Account and Set up User Accounts

Enabling the Guest Account

If you want everyone to use the same logon account to access the HP MediaSmart Server, enable the guest account. If the Guest account is enabled with no password, family members are not required to logon when they use home computers. Additionally, all family members can have Full access to all shared folders through the Guest account.

Important

If you enable the Guest account, everyone that connects to your home network has the same privileges. That may mean that they all have full access to shared folders and other resources on your server. To protect your home network from unwanted connections, see

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Notes o We strongly recommend that you enable the Guest account and give the Guest account full permission on all your photos, music, and videos shared folders; this ensures that Media Collector always has access to all shares. o The Guest account cannot be used to access the server from outside of the home using remote access.

To enable the guest account

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray.

2. Log on to the Windows Home Server Console.

3. Click the User Accounts tab at the top of the page, the User Accounts Setup dialog displays.

4. Click Enable Guest.

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If you have already asked the Enable Guest checkbox not to show again, double-click Guest account and click Enable.

Creating Individual User Accounts

If family members want to access information on your home network from an Internet café, coffee shop, or other location outside of your home, they need individual user accounts with strong passwords on their computer or laptop and on the server.

Important

When you create user accounts on the server, use logon names and passwords that match the logon names and passwords of existing user accounts on your home computers. Creating matching user accounts enables family members to automatically log on to the server when they log on to their home computer.

If the user accounts and passwords do not match, you will be prompted to type a user name and password when you open the server’s shared folders.

If your computer does not have a password or if the computer uses a factory default user name, you can change these parameters to eliminate the need to enter your user name and password when you access a shared folder.

To create a user account for a home computer running Windows XP

1. At the computer, click Start, Control Panel, and then User Accounts.

2. Click Add to create a user account.

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Click Change an Account to change a logon name or password for an existing account.

A strong password is suggested to ensure security and is required to use remote access. A strong password must be at least 7 characters long and must fulfill three of the following four character criteria:

• Uppercase characters

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• Lowercase characters

• Numbers

• Symbols (such as !, @, #, and so on.)

A password hint helps you remember your password. The password hint can be seen by anybody who clicks the link to display it.

To create a user account for a home computer running Windows Vista

1. At the computer, click Start and then Control Panel.

2. Under User Accounts and Family Safety, select Add or remove user accounts.

3. Add user accounts or make changes to existing user accounts.

• Uppercase characters

• Lowercase characters

• Numbers

• Symbols (such as !, @, #, and so on.)

A password hint helps you remember your password. The password hint can be seen by anybody who clicks the link to display it.

To create user accounts on the server

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray.

2. Log on to the Windows Home Server Console.

3. Click the User Accounts tab at the top of the page. If the User Accounts Setup dialog displays click OK.

4. Click Add, this will open the Add User Account screen. enter user information. Check the

Enable Remote Access for this user check box. Make an appropriate choice concerning allowing access to computer and folders.

5. Click Next.

6. Enter and confirm a strong password. A strong password is suggested to ensure security and is required to use remote access. A strong password must be at least 7 characters long and must fulfill three of the following four character criteria:

• Uppercase characters

• Lowercase characters

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• Symbols (such as !, @, #, and so on.)

7. Click Next.

8. Select access to shared folders

9. Click Finish.

10. Click Done.

Repeat for each user account that you want to add.

Add a user account for a home computer running Mac

1. Click System Preferences, Accounts.|

2. If the accounts page is locked, click the lock and enter you credentials to unlock the page.

3. Click the + to open the new account page.

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Enter the user information.

A strong password is suggested to ensure security and is required to use remote access. A strong password should be at least 7 characters long and fulfill three of the following four character criteria:

• Uppercase characters

• Lowercase characters

• Numbers

• Symbols (such as !, @, #, and so on.)

A password hint helps you remember your password.

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5. Click Create Account.

Secure your Server from Intruders

The HP MediaSmart Server is designed as a device that is always on, which comes in handy for accessing files any time your network users need or want them. Additionally, remote access can allow visitors to view, add, and delete photos and videos. If not properly secured, these features present security risks, so you’ll want to ensure that unauthorized users can’t access your server and the files stored on it.

The following security measures help protect your network and computers:

• Firewall protection

• Wireless security

Anti-virus software

• User name and password protection

• Remote Access security

Firewall protection

A firewall is a hardware device or software program that protects your network from unauthorized access. It protects your system from hackers running programs, sending email, and gaining access to your private information. The following types of firewalls protect your network and computers:

Broadband router firewall

• Windows Home Server firewall

• Personal firewall

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The HP MediaSmart Server requires a broadband router. Broadband routers allow multiple computers and devices to share an internet connection using NAT (Network Address Translation) technology. NAT allows all the computers and devices on your network to use a single internet connection ( IP address ). NAT acts as a firewall by masking the real IP addresses of your network components—including the HP MediaSmart Server—which keeps them from being seen outside the home.

Some broadband routers implement Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI), which adds enhanced security by examining each packet of information before allowing it into the network. SPI can prevent advanced forms of incursions like Denial of Service attacks.

Windows Home Server firewall

Windows Home Server includes Windows Firewall, which protects communications between the server and the computers on your home network. This firewall is configured to allow remote access. It is not configurable by the user.

Personal firewall

A personal firewall is a software application that protects an individual computer. Because a personal firewall is behind the broadband firewall, it will protect the computer on which it is installed from attacks from other computers within the network.

Firewall ports

The following table lists the ports used by the server.

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80, 443

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Backup and beacon

UPnP (Universal Plug and Play)

UPnP

Remote desktop

Remote access (when enabled)

File and print sharing

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UDP 10284, 10283, 10282,

10281, 10280, 10243

Media connection

The following topics in the Windows Home Server Console Help discuss how to configure your router for port forwarding:

• Configuring your broadband router

• Why can't I connect to some computers?

• Learn more about router port forwarding

Wireless security

If your router comes with wireless capability, it has a piece of equipment called a Wireless Access

Point ( WAP ). A WAP can come within an all-in-one-gateway , router, or as a standalone unit. In many cases, WAP’s security settings are toggled off by default and you must manually turn on the security settings. If the security settings are toggled off, anyone can access your network and may be able to get into the server and any computer or other device on your network. Firewalls and anti-virus software do not keep intruders out of wireless networks.

Most wireless networking equipment supports two forms of data encryption as security features:

Wired Equivalent Privacy ( WEP )

Wi-Fi Protected Access ( WPA )

For more information on how to configure the security for your wireless network, see the user’s guide that came with your networking equipment.

Anti-virus software

You should install anti-virus software on all the computers on your network, and configure the software from one of the computers to scan all the shared folders on the server. You might be required to assign ( map ) drive letters to all your shared folders to enable the anti-virus software to scan the server.

Important

Remember to keep your anti-virus definitions up-to-date.

User name and password protection

User names and passwords help secure the server by requiring authentication for managing the server, accessing shared files, and using remote access.

Server password - during the first install of the HP MediaSmart Server, you are asked to create a strong password to allow access for managing your server from the Windows Home Server console. This password will protect the server from unwanted changes.

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• User account passwords - each person who uses your network must have a user account so they can access shared folders on the server or, if configured, use remote access. For more information, see User Accounts and Setting User Accounts Password Policy in the Windows Home Server

Console Help.

• Computer passwords - by using the same user name and password for logging onto a computer as for the server user account, you can avoid having to enter the user name and password when accessing a shared folder. Requiring logon to each computer on your network adds a level of security. For more information, see Why should logon names match? in the Windows Home

Server Console Help.

Remote Access security

By default Remote Access is turned off.

Using a computer to remotely access the files on your server is protected in several ways:

• Security certificate

HTTPS (encrypted Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol )

• User account with strong password

Security certificate

When you install the HP MediaSmart Server software on your home computers, the Windows

Home Server Connector software adds the Windows Home Server security certificate to the computer’s trusted certificate list. This security certificate helps secure the information that is exchanged between the server and your computer’s Web browser . The best way to access the files on the server while away from home is from a computer that has a browser and Internet access.

Using remote access to access your server from public or other untrusted computers is not recommended. Doing so can potentially expose your server to malicious software and viruses.

HTTPS

Remote Access is secure because the connection between the remote computer and the server is done over HTTPS. HTTPS uses the encrypted Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol, the same protocol used for banking transactions and retail commerce.

User Account with strong password

Remote access does not allow logging on from the Guest or Administrator account. Moreover, the user account must be enabled for remote access, which requires a strong password to ensure that authentication is as secure as possible.

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If you have configured a Domain name to your Server, any photos that are placed into photo viewer are viewable by any one that finds your domain. The Photos that are found and seen on this manner can not be deleted, nor can they be modified. Deleting photos can only be done by users that have successfully logged into the Server.

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Add Shared Folders to Network Places

How to add shared folders to network places in Windows XP and Windows Vista.

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1. At the computer, click Start, and then click My Computer.

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If you use the classic start menu, click My Computer on the desktop.

2. Under Other Places, click My Network Places.

3. Under Network Tasks, click Add a network place.

4. In the Add Network Place Wizard, click Next.

5. Highlight Choose another network location, and then click Next.

6. To add the network place, you have two options:

In the Internet or network address box, enter the path to the shared folder you want to map , and then click Next.

For example, enter \\HPSERVER\Music

Where HPSERVER is the default name. If you changed the name of the server, use that name.

Music is the shared folder’s name.

• Click the Browse button and then use Windows Explorer to locate the network place.

The path is usually: Entire Network, Microsoft Windows Network, Workgroup, <Name of Server>.

7. After locating the shared folder, click to highlight it, and then click OK.

The location will appear in the Folder box.

8. Specify whether you want to reconnect every time that you log on to your computer, and then click Finish.

Once you create a network place for one of the shared folders, the other shared folders on the server will be available on My Network Places.

To add a network place in Windows Vista

Note

Network discovery must be turned on to add a shared folder to Network places in Windows Vista.

1. At the computer, click Start, and then click Network.

2. Under Network Tasks, click Add a network place.

3. In the Network Place Wizard, click Next.

4. Highlight Choose another network location, and then click Next.

5. To add the network place, you have two options:

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• In the Internet or network address box, enter the path to the shared folder you want to map, and then click Next.

For example, enter \\HPSERVER\Software

Where HPSERVER is the default name. If you changed the name of the server, use that name. Software is shared folder’s name.

• Click the Browse button and then use Windows Explorer to locate the network place.

The path is usually: Entire Network, Microsoft Windows Network, Workgroup, <Name of Server>.

After locating the shared folder, click to highlight it, and then click OK. The location will appear in the Internet or network address box.

6. To create a name for the network place, enter a name in the Type a name for this network place box, and then click Next.

7. Specify whether you want to reconnect every time that you log on to your computer, and then click Finish.

About HP Add-ins for Windows Home Server

HP add-ins are software programs that extend the functionality of Windows Home Server. HP is working with PacketVideo to provide enhanced media streaming using the TwonkyMedia add-in.

The McAfee add-in delivers server side anti-virus protection.

PacketVideo TwonkyMedia

Note

It is suggested that you use one media streaming program, either Windows Media Connect or

TwonkyMedia described above. Windows Media Connect is part of Windows Home Server and is already installed on the HP MediaSmart Server. Conversely, Hewlett-Packard partnered with

PacketVideo to provide the TwonkyMedia add-in. For a comparison of these programs, see

Windows Media Connect 2.0 and TwonkyMedia Comparison

McAfee Anti-virus Protection

To receive McAfee Anti-virus protection, you must activate the service. The McAfee anti-virus add-in with Total Protection Service is a comprehensive security management solution that:

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Total Protection Service typically operates in the background without any interaction on your part.

To learn more about the McAfee anti-virus add-in, see their online documentation in one of the following languages:

• English— http://us.mcafee.com/root/campaign.asp?cid=39906&l=enu&action=whshelp

• French— http://us.mcafee.com/root/campaign.asp?cid=39906&l=fra&action=whshelp

• German— http://us.mcafee.com/root/campaign.asp?cid=39906&l=deu&action=whshelp

• Spanish— http://us.mcafee.com/root/campaign.asp?cid=39906&l=esp&action=whshelp

After you activate McAfee antivirus protection, you receive a seven month trial period. Internet access is required to receive updates. Subscription is required for updates after seven months.

Installing Add-ins

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on.

2. Click Settings in the upper right corner of the Console.

3. Click Add-ins in the left menu.

4. Click the Available tab.

5. Click Install to install an add-in.

6. Click OK on the Installation succeeded dialog box to restart the console.

For additional information, see Add-ins in the Windows Home Server help.

Configure HP MediaSmart Server Settings

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The Enable Daily Sleep Time checkbox allows the Server to be put into a sleep mode and wake up based on times entered into the Sleep time and Wake time fields.

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The server will wake up for a scheduled backup.

Clicking the Sleep Now button puts the Server into sleep mode. The server will wake up for a backup, input from the Control Center, or pressing the power button on the Server.

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HP MediaSmart software update does not update the Microsoft Windows Home Server operating system. For information about updating Windows Home Server, see Configuring Windows

Update in the Windows Home Server Console Help.

To Configure HP MediaSmart Software Update

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on.

2. Click Settings in the upper right of the Console.

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3. Select HP MediaSmart Server in the left menu and click the HP Update tab.

4. In the Configure section you have choices to

Configure HP Software Update Options

Automatically download and install updates

(recommended)

Option Additional information

Requires no user action.

Downloads and installs updates on the server in the background. If necessary the server will automatically reboot.

Download updates and let me choose when to install

Requires user action.

Your computer notifies you that an update has been downloaded and is ready to install on the server.

Additionally, the Install link turns blue under HP

MediaSmart software updates.

To update the server after an update is downloaded, click Install under HP MediaSmart software updates in the Windows Home Server Console

Turn off automatic updates Not recommended.

To get updates with this choice you will have to click

Check for updates located in the Version section.

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5. The following information and options are in the Version section of the HP Update dialog

• The server software version number and date are shown.

• Click Check for updates to immediately check for available software updates, regardless of the configuration settings you selected above.

• The Install link becomes active when an update has been downloaded, but not installed.

Click Install to run the server update.

• The Rollback link becomes active when a software update has been installed. Use this link to uninstall the update on the server and revert to the previous server software version.

Important

Clicking Install or Rollback only makes changes to the server software. Each home computer still needs to be updated or rolled back so that the server and client computers are running the

same version of software. See Updating and Rolling Back Client PCs

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The Notifications screen gives you control of which notifications will show up as messages in your system tray.

The example below has all notifications turned on.

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An example of a new server add-in is also displayed.

LED

The LED screen gives you control of two different LED behaviors.

The LED brightness control allows you to adjust the brightness of all LEDs on the front panel of the Server. Grab the slider and move for a brighter or dimmer LED.

The Health LED Behavior checkbox allows for the Server’s health LED to show red you for any

Critical Windows Home Server health notifications.

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The Support tab shows:

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• Links for Online Support and More information

• Access to the Server event logs

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The HP MediaSmart Server is a home server for families with multiple computers on a home network who want to enjoy their digital experiences when and where they want. The HP

MediaSmart Server includes remote access to files, automatic computer backups, virtually unlimited storage expandability, and media streaming to the entertainment center.

Help is available from most windows on the HP MediaSmart Server.

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HP Help includes the types of help shown in the following table. Additionally, the online User’s

Guide provides links to topics in the Windows Home Server Help.

User’s Guide—Contains online help, installation instructions, guidance for set up, using the product, tutorials, recovery information, and other important information.

Online Help—A Help button is available on most pages.

HP Support Web site—Additional support and informational articles are available at http://www.hp.com/support .

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Windows Home Server Console Help

Some tasks, such as creating users and using shared folders , are done through the Windows Home

Server Console.

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray.

2. Log on to the Windows Home Server Console.

3. Click Help in the upper right corner, indicated by a icon, or click help buttons on dialog boxes.

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Main Topics

Welcome to the Windows Home Server

Console

Computers & Backup

User Accounts

Shared Folders

Server Storage

Network Health

Windows Home Server Settings

Remote Access

Description

Learn what the Windows Home Server tray icon colors mean. This topic also provides an overview of adding user accounts, organizing files, configuring backups, and customizing server settings.

Explains how backups work and how to configure, restore, and troubleshoot backups.

How to add users to your server.

Adding, opening, removing, viewing the history of shared folders, and using folder duplication .

View, add, repair, and remove hard drives from total storage.

What health notifications mean and what to do about them.

How to configure backups, passwords, media sharing, remote access, add-ins, resources, and more.

How to set up the server to easily access your files away from home.

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Photo Publisher home page.

Photo Publisher allows you to post photos from your Server to the photo sharing and social networking sites shown above.

File Compatibility

The table below tells what file types are accepted at the various photo sharing and social networking sites:

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Some limitations, by site, for the free account:

• At time of writing; flickr only allows for 3 photo sets, and a limit of 100MB worth of photo uploads each calendar month.

• At time of writing; facebook allows only 60 photos for album, but you can have an unlimited number of albums

• At time of writing; Picasa has a storage limit of 250mb

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1. On the Windows Home Server Console, click the HP Photo Publisher panel, then click the

Launch HP Photo Publisher link.

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2. Enter your Username, Password and click the Log On button.

3. You will be brought the HP Photo Publisher home page.

4. If you entered incorrect credentials then you be brought to the Remote Access page. Click the HP

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Use the drop down arrow beside the upload to an existing album field, to select an existing album on the photo sharing site.

To create a new album on the photo sharing site you can enter a name and the album is created for you.

Note

Flickr uses the term set instead of album. Another term that Flickr uses is photo stream. The

photo stream is the default presentation mode for Flickr and uses no sets.

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Click the Arrow to see an expanded view of folders

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You can select an entire folder by putting a check in the checkbox by the folder, or you can select individual files using the checkboxes beside individual files. Once you have finished your selections click Finish. The photos selected will now upload to the photo sharing site you are logged onto.

Only file types that are supported by the photo sharing site are available to upload

The table below tells what file types are accepted at the various photo sharing and social networking sites:

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This page gives a status concerning the uploading of the photos.

If the browser stops responding, you can close the browser, or you can visit another Web site; your

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To login to Snapfish, enter your credentials. Click Next.

After your credentials are accepted, this takes you to a page where you can create or add to albums.

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To logon to Flickr, click the blue Log On link as shown below.

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This takes you to the Flickr sign in page. Enter your credentials and return to the HP Photo

Publisher page.

Flickr then asks you to allow HP MediaSmart Server to link to your account.

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This takes you to the Flickr confirmation page. Close this page.

Click Next.

This takes you to the HP Photo Publisher Albums page.

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You can now create or add to albums.

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To log into your facebook account click the Log on link.

You will be taken to a page to enter your credentials for that site.

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To logon to Picasa, enter your credentials as shown in the figure below. Click Next.

After your credentials are accepted, this takes you to a page where you can upload photos and create albums.

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The Photo Viewer Home Page gives you the opportunity to View, Rename, Delete an album Photo

Viewer lets you make an album Public or Private.

The Public/Private choice is designed for additional privacy for Server owners that have set up their servers for remote access. This feature allows the administrator to make an album private, while allowing access to friends and family that know the URL of the album.

To share a Private album:

1. Open the Album

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• Copy the URL http://myserver.homeserver.com/PhotoViewer/album633689042886093750/index.xml to paste into your email.

NOTE: Make sure you use the URL that has been set up for Internet/Remote Access. Using local address for your album such as: http://hpserver/PhotoViewer/album633689042886093750/index.xml will not work for remote users.

3. Send the URL to your friend or family member, and they can now gain access to the Album

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Viewing the album in Filmstrip, you will see a screen similar to the below. As long as you are logged into the server you will have see three buttons on the left: Download, Photo Caption, and

Remove.

If you have been logged off the server due to inactivity you will only see the Download button.

Click the Login link in the upper right part of the screen and provide credentials to log back on.

The Download Button allows visitors to download the photo to there Computer.

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Photo Caption allows you add a caption for the photo. Enter text in the field that appears below the photo as shown in the example below. Click the Save button to keep the Caption

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Remove lets you remove the photo from the album, please note that the photo still remains on the

Server. Click Yes or No to confirm the removal.

Slideshow View

Viewing the album in Slideshow will give you larger views of the photos. If the photo has a caption, it will show as in the example below.

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The Control Bar for the slideshow will appear towards the bottom of the screen.

The slider half of the bar controls how fast the next photo will show. The button will bring up the previous photo in the slideshow, the

button will bring up the next photo in the slideshow, and the switch; playing or pausing the slideshow.

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Use the drop down arrow beside the upload to an existing album field, to select an existing album on the photo sharing site.

To create a new album on the photo sharing site you can enter a name and the album is created for you.

Note

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When viewing an album I have missing photos.

This occurs when photos that have been added to an album have been moved from the location that they were originally located when the photos were added to the album. The photos may still reside on the server, just in a different location. A Photo Album is very much like a play list – it contains a reference to photos on your server, but does not contain its own copy of these photos.

To remove the missing photos placeholders:

1. Log into Photo Viewer as the administrator

2. Open the album.

3. Click the Yes button in the Remove Photos dialog.

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To Install the Mac Software

The Server has to be configured first using a Windows Client. Once the Windows Home Server

Connector has been installed you can install the Features for the Mac.

Note

You must have administrative privileges on your computer to install the software. Click System

Preferences, Accounts, and check Allow user to administer this computer.

1. Once Windows Home Server has been installed on a Windows home computer, insert the installation CD and a screen will appear with 2 icons, one for install and one for uninstall.

2. Double click the Install HP MediaSmart Server Software.pkg to begin the install process.

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3. On the Welcome to the HP MediaSmart Server Software click Continue to install.

4. The End User license Agreement will pop up, click Continue to agree.

5. A standard install screen will appear, this screen will report how much room is available for the install on the default location. You do have a button to press to change location if you desire.

Otherwise click Install.

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6. Once the install is completed a confirmation screen will appear followed by a settings or a preferences screen.

7. The confirmation screen can be closed or left open. It will not effect the rest of this process. Click

Close, to close the summary screen.

8. On the settings screen you will need to enter the server name and the server’s administrator

password so that the Mac software can access your Server. The authentication process begins when you stop typing the password.

9. Once your credentials have been authenticated, click Apply to save the server name and password.

Note

Server Name and Password have to be authenticated prior to using the control center, or entering preferences for BackUp.

10. After clicking Apply, you can click BackUp to set your BackUp Preferences. Or you can click

Show All to go to the Control Center.

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To Uninstall the Mac Software

1. Double click the Uninstall HP MediaSmart Server Software to begin the process.

2. Follow the on screen instructions to complete the uninstall process, click Continue, and then click

Close on the Summary screen.

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Updating Mac Clients

Important

Update the server software prior to updating the client software. The server update and the Mac client update are downloaded at the same time through the HP Update mechanism in the Windows

Home Server Console. Updating the server ensures that the most recent copy of the HP MSS

Client.dmg is on your server and ready to install. See Updating and Rolling Back the Server for

more information.

1. Insert the Software Installation Disc and run it, or

Select the server name in the left side of the Finder and connect to the server.

The name of the server is HPSERVER, unless you renamed it during the original installation.

Choose Software > Mac, and then run HP MSS Client.dmg.

2. When the software window opens, click Uninstall HP MediaSmart Server Software.

Moving the application to the trash can will not uninstall it properly.

3. After the uninstall is complete, click Install HP MediaSmart Server Software.pkg to install the update.

Rolling Back Mac Clients

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1. Go to Finder > Applications, and then drag and drop HP MediaSmart Server Control Center to the Trash.

2. Select the server name in the left side of the Finder and connect to the server.

The name of the server is HPSERVER, unless you renamed it during the original installation.

3. Choose Software > Mac, and then run HP MSS Client.dmg.

4. When the software window opens, click Install HP MediaSmart Server Software.pkg to install the update.

Checking the Mac Client Version Number

1. To check the Mac client software version number, go to Finder > Applications, and open the HP

MediaSmart Control Center on the Mac.

2. At the top of the screen select HP MediaSmart Server Control Center > About HP

MediaSmart Control Center.

The Mac client version number is displayed in the About dialog.

3. To check the server software version number go to a PC and double-click the Windows Home

Server icon in the system tray and log on.

4. Click Settings in the upper right of the Console.

5. Select HP MediaSmart Server in the left menu and click the HP Update tab.

The version number is at the bottom of the HP Update tab.

Note

Server version 2.1.7.24261 and Mac client version 1.0.0b20 work together. Starting with version

2.5, the server and the client version numbers will have the same first two numbers.

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The server and client software should have compatible version numbers. The following table lists the version numbers that work together.

Compatible Software Version Numbers

Server Version PC Client Version Mac Client Version

1.3.6.21622 1.2.1.18999, N/A

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File sharing is a key advantage of having a home server. The HP MediaSmart Server enables you to place documents, music, photos, or videos on the server and share them with all of the Macs and PCs in your household. This document explains how to connect your Mac to the server so you can access shared folder contents.

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Before Connecting to the Server

Some setup and decisions are required before connecting your Mac computer to the server and accessing shared folders .

• The server software is installed on one PC.

• Decide how you will connect to the server—administrator account, user account, or guest account.

Types of Accounts

Type of

Account

Guest Account

Description Account Creation

User Account

The guest account is useful when people are visiting your home and need temporary access to your server. In these cases, it probably does not make sense to create a user account for each person. Instead, you can create a single guest account that all visitors use. The guest account may or may not have a password.

Go to a PC and double-click the

Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on.

Select the User Accounts tab.

Double-click the Guest account and click Enable Account… on the

Properties dialog.

You have the option to create a password for the guest account or leave it blank. Click the Shared

Folder tab to define folder access.

The server pairs user accounts on the server with those on a computer to identify who is connecting to the server and to maintain security. Each server user account has a unique user name and password that should match their computer log on name and password. Each user account on the server can have their own shared folder access levels.

Go to a PC and double-click the

Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on.

Select the User Accounts tab.

Click Add from the Windows Home

Server Console User Accounts tab.

Complete the information in the

Add User Account wizard.

Administrator

Account

Connecting as the server administrator gives you access to all shared folders on the server. The administrator account's user name is always Administrator.

The server administrator account is created the first time you install the server software on a PC. You enter a password during the installation.

See

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PC .

• If you created a User Account on the server, create a matching User Account on the Mac if it does not already exist. The Mac user account should have the same user name and password as the server user account.

On the Mac computer, choose Apple menu > System Preferences > Accounts. On the Accounts dialog, verify the dialog features are unlocked and click "+" to add a user account. Complete the information on the Accounts dialog.

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Connection Method A: Using the Finder

Connecting to the HP MediaSmart Server using the Finder is quick and easy. The Finder can also remember your server logon settings so subsequent connections are effortless.

1. At the Mac computer, choose File > New Finder Window.

2. Click HPSERVER in the Shared category of the left Sidebar. If you renamed the HP MediaSmart

Server during the first installation, select that name in the Shared category.

Note

The same Sidebar shows up in Save and Open dialog boxes of your programs too, making your server available to you for opening and saving files.

If you don’t see the server in the Finder window’s Shared category,

• The server may not be connected to the network,

• The Mac computer may not be connected to the network,

• Or maybe the check box is turned off for Connected Servers and Bonjour Computers in Finder > Preferences... > Sidebar.

3. If you are not automatically connected to the server, click Connect As....

Precisely how you connect to the server depends on what kind of server account you are using:

Guest, User Account, or Administrator.

• Guest account with no password—You are automatically connected to the server when you click its name in the Finder.

• Guest account with a password—In the dialog that opens, select Registered User, type the server's Guest account Password, and click Connect. You do not need to change the

Name. Check Remember this password in my keychain to remember your settings and automatically connect to the server in the future.

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• User account— If you have a User Account on the server, select Registered User, type the Name and Password that was created in the server's user account in the Windows

Home Server Console, and click Connect. Check Remember this password in my

keychain to remember your settings and automatically connect to the server in the future.

• Administrator account—Alternately, you can connect to the server using the server's administrator account. Select Registered User, type Administrator for the Name, and type the server's Password. The server's password was created the first time you installed the server software on a PC.

4. Navigate to the folder you want on the server.

The folders that display depend on the Shared Folder Access settings for the guest account or user account that you used to connect to the server. To change Shared Folder Access settings, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray on a PC and log on to the

Console. Click the User Accounts tab and double-click the guest account or user account. Select the Shared Folder Access tab to change settings. Click OK to accept the changes.

If you connected to the server using the Administrator account, you will see all of the server's shared folders.

Connection Method B: Using Connect to Server

Follow these steps to connect to Windows File Sharing (SMB) from Mac OS X 10.5 or later. SMB is the native sharing protocol for Microsoft Windows operating systems.

1. At the Mac computer, choose Go > Connect to Server… on the Apple menu bar.

Click Browse on the Connect to Server dialog to open the Finder and connect using Method A

described above.

Type the Server Address using the following syntax: smb://ServerName/ShareName

For example, type the following server address to connect to the music shared folder: smb://hpserver/music

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If you renamed your server during the first software installation, remember to use that server name instead of HPSERVER. A shared folder name is required. The shared folder name cannot contain spaces; type %20 instead of spaces. Additionally, you cannot connect to a shared folder name that contains a hyphen.

The Mac computer may not recognize the server's name in some cases. If that happens, connect to the server using its IP address instead of the server name. If you are unsure of your server's IP address, you can log on to your router to see a list of IP addresses for all network connected devices. To log on to your router, open an Internet browser window , type the router's IP address in the address bar and press Enter. The router's IP address will be one of the following,

• 192.168.1.1,

• 192.168.0.1, or

• Obtain your router's IP address from a Mac by selecting Apple menu > System

Preferences > Network. Select Built-in Ethernet on the left menu. The router IP address is on the right side of the Network dialog.

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On a PC, select Start > Run. Type cmd and click OK. In the DOS window, type ipconfig and press Enter. Use the Default Gateway IP address to log on to your router.

Once logged in to the router, look for a list of connected devices. Each router is different. See your router's documentation if you do not find the server's IP address right away. Once you find your server's IP address, return to the Connect to Server dialog on the Mac and enter the server address.

Your address will be different but will look similar to the following, smb://192.168.0.180/music

Note

Click "+" to add the server address to your list of favorites.

3. Click Connect.

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To troubleshoot a connection failure, you can ping the server by opening a Finder window and choosing Applications > Utilities > Network Utility. Select the Ping tab, type the server's IP address, and click Ping. A successful ping verifies a connection between the Mac computer and the server.

If you are unable to ping the server, check that the server is on and that all network cables are securely connected. You may also need to reset your router.

4. Log on to the server using either a guest account, user account, or administrator account.

See Step 3 in Method A above for detailed information on logging on to the server.

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The Control Center is the starting point for accessing the features of the HP MediaSmart Server.

The Control Center has three sections:

Browse—Access your shared folders .

• Tools—Tools and settings for configuring your server.

• Help & Support—Learn to use the HP MediaSmart Server and connect to online support.

Opening the Control Center for Mac

The Control Center can be accessed from the following:

Using the Finder—at the computer, click Finder, Applications, and then select HP MediaSmart Server Control Center.

On the Dock—at the computer, double-click the HP MediaSmart Server icon on the Dock.

Desktop icon—at the computer, double-click the HP MediaSmart Server

Control Center icon on the desktop.

The Control Center desktop icon and system tray icon are available only if you selected to create them during installation.

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About the HP MediaSmart Server Control Center for Mac

The Browse Section

Shared folders are places to help you get started saving and organizing your files so that you can share them with other people on your network.

Server—opens a folder that displays a list of all your shared folders.

Photos—opens a folder that displays a list of photos and photo subfolders.

Music—opens a folder that displays a list of music and music subfolders.

Video—opens a folder that displays a list of videos and video subfolders.

Help.

The Tools Section

Use the tools and settings on this tab to configure your HP MediaSmart Server.

HP Photo Publisher—Publish photos from your Server to your favorite photosharing site. Friends and family can see your photos on the Internet.

Preferences—Click to enter your Server name and password, also to set backup preferences.

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Media Streamer—opens a web application for streaming music, videos, and photos in your home. For more information, see

About Media Streamer

Wake Server—Click Wakeup Server if you want to use the HP MediaSmart

Server during sleep hours. All of the lights on the Server will be off when it is

in sleep mode. For more information, see Power .

The Help & Support Section

Get information about using, configuring, and getting accessories for your HP MediaSmart Server.

User’s Guide—contains installation information, setup instructions, how to use the server, tutorials, and other important information.

Online support—go to the HP Support web site, where you can get more information about the HP MediaSmart Server.

Registration—Click to go to https://register.hp.com

and register your HP

MediaSmart Server. Registering your Server ensures that your information is on file with HP if you should need technical support services.

Need accessories?—get accessories for your server and shop HP Home &

Home Office.

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Determining Used Space on Your Local Disk

Begin by finding out how much space your data currently occupies on your startup disk.

1. Open a Finder window and select the Local disk.

2. On the Apple menu bar, choose File > Get Info.

3. In the window that opens, look in the General section next to find the Used disk space.

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Now, multiply the used disk space by 1.2; the result is the minimum amount of disk space Time

Machine can work with. (That’s because Time Machine needs space for all your files plus some extra room to enable it to store new data and multiple copies of files that change.) However, more space is always better, because it enables Time Machine to retain backups that go further into the past. A backup disk with at least 1.5 times as much free space as the amount occupied on your local disk is recommended, and more if possible. If you find that you need more space for Time

Machine later, you can resize the backup disk space.

Configuring Time Machine Backups

Before you begin,

• The HP MediaSmart Server software has to be installed on your Mac. See

Installing and

Uninstalling Mac Software .

• You must be logged on to the Mac with an account that has administrator privileges.

To configure the HP MediaSmart Server as a valid Time Machine backup device,

1. Choose Finder > Applications > HP MediaSmart Server Control Center > Preferences.

2. On the Server tab, enter the server name and the server’s administrator password.

This information is used by Time Machine to set up the backup destination, as well as the links to the shares on the server. This information may have been entered at the end of the Mac software install. If so, you will be authenticated automatically.

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3. Select the Backup tab and type a Backup Disk Size.

The suggested minimum disk space size displays in the dialog based on approximately 1.5 times the size of your used disk space. However, HP recommends creating a backup disk that is at least as large as your total local disc capacity, or larger if possible. When choosing a backup disk size, you may want to consider how much you use your Mac and how much disk space you have available on your server. The backup disk size cannot exceed the amount of free space that you have available on one server disk.

Important

You can resize your backup disk later if you need more room. Resizing the backup disk overwrites the current backup disk and causes all data to be lost. See

Changing the Backup Disk

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Note

The location for the backup is on the server at \\HPSERVER\Mac\Backup. If the Mac shared folder has been deleted from the server (you must use a Windows PC to do this), you must create the Mac folder.

4. Click Apply.

This process can take quite some time based on the size of the backup disk and server activity.

Once the formatting process is complete, the Backup Disk Status changes to Started.

The backup file will be located at \\<server name>\Mac\Backup. The filename is based on the serial number of the Mac system, and cannot be changed. Do not manually delete or rename this file.

5. Click Open Time Machine Preferences, click Choose Backup Disk and select Backup to HP

MediaSmart Server as the backup disk.

Backup to HP MediaSmart Server may already be selected. You typically have to change the backup location to the HP MediaSmart Server if you had a previous Time Machine backup that pointed to a different location.

Changing the Backup Disk Size

The backup disk size can be changed; however, all previous backup data will be lost.

1. Choose Finder > Applications > HP MediaSmart Server Control Center > Preferences.

2. In the Backup Disk Status, click Stop.

The Backup Disk Status changes to Stopped and the virtual disk icon on the desktop goes away after the backup disk is stopped.

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Note

You may have to wait several minutes for the backup disk to stop. Please be patient. If the backup disk does not stop and it appears to hang, it could be because an application or other process is accessing the backup disk in the background. If this is the case, attempt to eject the disk using Finder.

3. Enter a new value in the Backup Disk Size and select Resize from the action menu.

You cannot select Resize until the disk is stopped and the disk size is changed.

4. Click Apply.

5. A pop up warning appears informing you the file already exists, and that continuing will erase the existing backup data and start over. To continue with the new size click Delete and Continue.

Deleting a Backup Disk

You may want to delete a backup disk if you need to free up space on your server for other things or if you are no longer using your Mac.

1. Choose Finder > Applications > HP MediaSmart Server Control Center > Preferences.

2. In the Backup Disk Status, click Stop.

The Backup Disk Status changes to Stopped and the virtual disk icon on the desktop goes away after the backup disk is stopped.

Note

3. Select Delete from the action menu next to the Backup Disk Size.

Restoring Files from Backup

Restoring your Mac from a failed hard drive scenario involves the following steps.

1. Install the new hard drive.

2. Install Mac OS X 10.5 from the Mac OS X Install Disc.

3. Install Mac OS X operating system updates, to ensure everything is up-to-date.

4. Install HP MediaSmart Server Mac Client software. See Installing and Uninstalling the Mac

Software

5. Configure HP MediaSmart Server Mac Client settings including: server name, administrator password, backup location (using the same share that was used for the backup) and start the backup disk.

6. Choose the disk called Backup to the HP MediaSmart Server disk in .Time Machine System

Preferences.

7. Launch Time Machine and ask to restore to the latest backup.

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Before using this feature, you must first get an Amazon S3™ account. When you have an Amazon

S3™ account, you can use your Amazon credentials to configure the Online Backup feature. To

get an Amazon S3™ account, go to the Account Setup tab in the Server Online Backup section

of the Windows Home Server Settings window.

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When you select Server Online Backup in the HP MediaSmart Server tab on the Windows Home

Server Console, the right pane offers you a portal to your Amazon S3™ account. This screen

includes a Backup Summary

Backup Status , and a Configure link that takes you to the

Account Setup . The figure below shows the Online Backup Dashboard before you have

configured Online Backup or scheduled any backups:

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Backup summary

Online backup summary shows the names and sizes of the folders currently stored in your

Amazon S3™ account. The figure below shows the Backup summary.

Backup Status

Backup Status shows information on the most recent backup only.

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In the button bar of the Online Backup Dashboard, you can click these buttons:

Configure ,

Schedule Backup ,

Backup Now

Browse/Restore

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Configure

Click on this button to bring up the Settings screen with focus on the Account Setup tab. Use this tab to specify the Amazon S3 account credentials to use for the backup

Schedule Backup

Clicking the Schedule Backup button opens the Windows Home Server Settings window at the

Scheduling tab. You can select shared folders and online backup schedule details here. The figure below shows this window.

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Backup Now

Click the Backup Now button to do an immediate online backup. The Backup window opens to show a list of shared folders on your HP MediaSmart Server. You can select any or all of these folders for backup. Check the box next to each folder you want to back up. The Select All and

Clear All buttons help you select or clear quickly. The Compute Size button opens to show you the size of your selected backup. Click the Backup button to start the transfer. You can see the

File Transfer Status in the Server Online Backup screen. The figure below shows the Backup window.

The figure below shows the Online Backup Dashboard after you have configured Online Backup and scheduled backup activity:

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Browse/Restore

Click the Browse/Restore button to view your Amazon S3™ account and see the list of HP

MediaSmart Server shared folders that are already backed up. The Browse/Restore Backup window opens. In the left pane, select a folder to restore by checking the box. The right pane shows the files in your selected folder and information on File Name, File Size and File Path.

Note:

Be sure that files and folders in the selected folders are not open during restore. The restore cannot proceed if files are open.

The figure below shows the Browse/Restore Backup window.

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Delete

Brings up a window where you browse and chose to delete data backed up to your Amazon S3 account. Using the check boxes to select or unselect an item for deletion. You can select multiple items for deletion.

1. Click the Delete button.

2. A confirmation message box is shown that asks "Are you sure you want to permanently delete selected files/folders from Amazon S3?”, click OK to delete.

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Once the deletion has been confirmed, the Delete Backup window closes and the Current

activity field in the Dashboard changes to reflect that a delete operation is in progress.

To stop the deletion, click the Stop Delete link in the Backup Status pane. The status of the delete operation is displayed in the Activity log pane. Once the selected files/folders are deleted, the

Backup Summary pane in the dashboard refreshes to display the up to date shares and sizes in

Amazon S3.

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Before you can set up your account, you must get an Amazon S3™ Account. The Account Setup tab lets you log into your existing Amazon S3™ account.

Once you have entered your Access and Secret Keys, click the Validate Keys button to validate the keys. The system validates the keys and reports if they are valid or not.

Your Bucket is how Amazon designates the location of your online backup. You can use a default name for your bucket or choose another name. The figure below shows the Account Setup tab.

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Scheduling

To schedule a backup, click the Scheduling tab. Here you can enable a backup, select shared folders , and schedule the start and end time of the backup window. The figure below shows the

Scheduling tab.

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Restore

The restore tab allows you to keep the original restored file in the server or you can replace it with the file from Amazon. The figure below shows the Restore tab.

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TREAMING

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Streaming media allows you to enjoy your videos, music, and photos in any room of your home and outside your home. Even when you are away from home, you can enjoy your media on any computer that has a Web browser .

TREAMING

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Before Streaming Media can work, you must:

• Store media on the HP MediaSmart Server

• Set up and enable Remote Access

• Set up Digital Media Receivers in your home

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Your HP MediaSmart Server can only stream media files such as music, photos, and videos. Nonmedia files are not available for streaming (Microsoft Word files, Spreadsheet files, etc).

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You can put media on your HP MediaSmart Server in two ways:

• Drag and drop media files to the folders on your Server

• Configure Media Collector to copy files to your Server

Media Collector scans the computers in your home network and copies media to the server. You can choose how often Media Collector copies files; and you can choose what Media Collector copies and how to organize media on the server.

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Your HP MediaSmart Server uses Digital Media Servers to stream media from the Server to a

Digital Media Receiver that is attached to your television and stereo.

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You can stream from the Internet using the HP Web Streamer application. When you are traveling, you can stream media from your HP MediaSmart Server to any computer that has a Web browser .

Your Server has a Digital Media Server called TwonkyMedia and a Web server. TwonkyMedia prepares your media for streaming and the Web server streams media to the Internet where your computer can play it on a Web browser.

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You can listen to the music files from your HP MediaSmart Server using iTunes. You cannot stream photos or videos to iTunes, only music files. iTunes can stream DRM-protected media.

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Media Collector provides the ability to copy your iTunes music library and playlists to your HP

MediaSmart Server. You can centralize your iTunes library for playback on any computer on your home network that runs iTunes.

Your Server is enabled for iTunes by default. To set up your Server for iTunes follow these steps:

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray.

2. Log on to the Windows Home Server.

3. In the left pane of the HP MediaSmart Server tab, click the Server for iTunes button. In the right pane click the Configure button. The Windows Home Server Settings window opens. Here you can set up the following:

• Status—enable or disable.

• Shared name—specify the shared name you want to display in iTunes.

• Require password—check to require password. The default setting here is no password. If you assign a password, then only users who provide the correct password can play music from your

Server's shared library.

• Check interval—how often to check for music that has been added to the shared Music folder on the server. By default this is set to check every 15 minutes.

5. Click OK to finish.

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The HP MediaSmart Server includes three types of servers. These servers stream media from the

HP MediaSmart Server to your devices:

Web Server—Streams media to the Internet where you can access it from any computer that has a

Web browser

• Digital Media Servers—Your Server has two Digital Media Servers:

Packet Video’s TwonkyMedia—Prepares your media for the Web server to stream to the Internet and streams media to Digital Media Receivers ( DMR ) in your home. We strongly recommend that you use TwonkyMedia. TwonkyMedia is enabled by default in the HP MediaSmart Server.

TwonkyMedia can stream media to remote locations and it can stream most file types.

• Windows Media Connect—Streams to DMRs. Windows Media Connect cannot stream to a Web server. It cannot stream as many file types as TwonkyMedia and it is disabled by default in the HP MediaSmart Server.

• Server for iTunes—Streams to iTunes applications on the computers in your network. This server is included in your MediaSmart Server. It looks like a new device to your iTunes application, but it does not use one of your iTunes licenses.

The figure below shows how these servers take media from the disk on your HP MediaSmart

Server and stream it to your various receivers.

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We strongly recommend that you use TwonkyMedia as your Digital Media Server. TwonkyMedia is enabled by default in your MediaSmart server. TwonkyMedia includes these features:

Allows your digital media receiver ( DMR ) to see photo thumbnails for pictures and album artwork for music

Supports remote media streaming

• Supports more media formats than Windows Media Connect

Complies with the Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) protocol which allows support for more DMRs

File Compatibility for Local Streaming

The table below compares local streaming file compatibility between TwonkyMedia and Windows

Media Connect.

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File Types TwonkyMedia

Music Formats

Windows Media Connect

3gp Yes ac3 Yes aiff Yes asf Yes Yes

FLAC Yes

LPCM Yes m4a Yes mp1 Yes mp2 Yes mp3 Yes mp4 Yes mpa Yes ogg Yes wav Yes Yes wma Yes Yes

Picture Formats bmp Yes Yes gif Yes Yes jpg Yes Yes png Yes Yes tif, tiff Yes Yes

Video Formats

3gp Yes asf Yes

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File Types TwonkyMedia Windows Media Connect avi Yes

DivX Yes

Yes dvr-ms Yes m1v Yes

Yes m4v Yes mpe Yes mpg/mpeg Yes Yes

MPEG-1 Yes Yes

MPEG-2 Yes

MPEG-2-T-S Yes

MPEG-4 Yes vdr Yes vob Yes wmv Yes Yes

Xvid Yes

Playlist Formats m3u Yes pla Yes

Yes wpl Yes Yes

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TwonkyMedia has these default settings in your HP MediaSmart Server:

Enables three folders for media streaming (You can add more. See below.):

• Music—music only (album art is displayed but is not shared as a picture)

• Photos—music, photos, and videos

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• Videos—videos only

• Gives all newly-detected DMRs access to your media

Note

You can change these default settings by clicking the TwonkyMedia button on the HP

MediaSmart Server tab of your Windows Home Server Console

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Universal Plug and Play Audio Video ( UPnP A/V) and Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) define standard network protocols for streaming media.

• UPnP A/V is a set of network protocols that allow networked devices to communicate seamlessly in a home networking environment. The Digital Media Servers on your HP MediaSmart Server,

TwonkyMedia and Windows Media Connect, use UPnP/AV.

• DLNA is a set of standards (that includes UPnP A/V) for sharing media between devices.

TwonkyMedia is DLNA compliant. Windows Media Connect is not. This compliance allows

TwonkyMedia to work with more DMRs.

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You can stream media to your laptop in the hotel room or to your friend’s computer in London.

TwonkyMedia takes media from the folders on your disk and streams this to the Web server. The

Web server streams your media files to the Internet where you can access them from any computer that has an Internet browser.

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TwonkyMedia is enabled by default in your HP MediaSmart Server. To configure or change

TwonkyMedia settings, follow these steps:

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray.

2. Log on to the Windows Home Server.

3. In the left pane of the HP MediaSmart Server tab, click the TwonkyMedia button. The right pane shows current TwonkyMedia status for Shared Content, Media Sharing Folders, and Enabled

Media Receivers.

4. In the right pane, click Media Server Settings. The Windows Home Server Settings window opens. You can change settings here by using these tabs:

• Media Sharing Folders—Add, Edit, or Remove.

• Media Receivers—Add, Edit, or Remove. Check Automatic Sharing here to enable sharing for new media receivers automatically.

• Maintenance—Rebuild the database, and Reset to Default all media server settings.

Create and View Log Files for debugging purposes. And you can change the default Web server port.

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5. Click OK to finish.

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HP Media Collector takes media files from the computers on your network and copies them to your HP MediaSmart Server. This allows you to maintain a comprehensive library of music, photos, and videos in one location in your home. You can stream media to your television and stereo. You can share music with iTunes applications on other computers in your network. You can even stream media to the Internet where any computer with a Web browser can play it.

Note

Media Collector copies only media files. It does not collect other file types, such as Microsoft

Office documents.

Media Collection

HP Media Collector scans your computers for music, image, and video files and it copies them to the Server. You can choose how, where, and when Media Collector gathers your media. For example:

• You can tell Media Collector to look for videos in all folders or only in your My Videos folders.

• You can tell Media Collector to look for music and not to look for photos and video.

• You can tell Media Collector to gather photos from your computer and not from your children’s computers.

Schedule

Media Collector scans the computers in your network on an automatic schedule that you choose.

After you enable media collection and set the schedule, Media Collector collects new media files when you add them to your computers.

Media Collection Order

When all media types are enabled for collection, Media Collector collects photo files first; then music files, and it takes video files last.

HP Media Collector Default Settings

Media Collector is disabled by default. Before Media Collector can begin to copy media to your

HP MediaSmart Server, you must enable the media types you want to collect.

Media Collector copies media files only from computers that are installed as clients on your

Windows Home Server network. For example, if you have a computer that you use only for gaming and you have not made it part of your Windows Home Server network, this computer is not available for Media Collection.

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Organization Options and Defaults

You can tell HP Media Collector how you want to organize your media on your HP MediaSmart

Server. For example, you can organize media in these ways:

Photos

• By date taken, or existing file structure

• Default is existing file structure

Music

• By Artist/Album or existing file structure

• Default is Artist/Album

Videos

• By existing file structure

Ignored Directories and Skipped Files

HP Media Collector skips picture files that are less than 45 K in size. Media Collector ignores some directories for each media. See the list below:

Photos temporary internet files, My Music folder, windows system directories

Music temporary internet files, windows system directories

Videos temporary internet files, windows system directories, mov files located under My Pictures,

Pictures

Supported File Formats

The files and types listed below are compatible for Media Collection:

Photos jpg, gif, tif, pct, mov files located under My Pictures, Pictures

Music mp3, wma, m4a, aac, wav, playlists (m3u, wpl), album art

Videos

AVI, MOV, m4v, MPEG, MP2, WMV, FLV, DIVX, DVR-MS, M2TS, VOB file collections

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Media File Duplication

Note

When HP Media Collector copies media files from all your computers and users, it attempts to reduce duplicates. For example, if two users have the same media file, Media

Collector copies only one file to the Server.

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Configuring Media Collector General Settings

Before You Configure HP Media Collector

Important

We strongly recommend that you enable the Guest account and give the Guest account full permission on all your photos, music, and videos shared folders ; this ensures that Media Collector always has access to all shares.

The first time that you open the Media Collector tab in the Windows Home Server Settings window, all your computers are listed in the Included computers box. When you add a new computer, it shows up in the Available Computers list. To add the new computer to Media

Collector’s scan schedule, simply move it to the Included computers box.

When enabled, Media Collector automatically scans the Included computers for media. Media

Collector does not scan computers in the Available computers box. You can move a computer out of the Included computers box and into Available computers if you want to disable media collection for that computer.

Configure HP Media Collector General Settings

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on.

2. In the HP MediaSmart Server tab, click the HP Media Collector button.

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3. In the right pane, click Media Collector Settings.

The Windows Home Server Settings window opens. You can configure Media Collector General settings here.

4. Select general Media Collector settings.

• Scan Interval—set how often the Media Collector scans your computers

• Scanned Computers—Add or Remove computers from the Included list. (Available computers are Windows Home Server clients. Included Computers are scanned for media collection.)

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Configuring Media Collector for Photos

1. In the Windows Home Server Settings window, click on Media Collector in the left pane.

2. Click the Photos tab to configure Photos collection. You can configure these settings in this tab:

• Photo Collection Status—Enable or Disable photo collection

• Photo Source—My Pictures folders or All Folders

Note

If you select All folders, Media Collector may collect graphics and images from your computer that are not a part of your photo collection, such as graphics associated with software applications.

• Photo Organization—Organize by date or by PC folder structure

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Example of Photos Collected by Date and by PC Folder Structure

First of all, it’s helpful to understand the underlying data used to build the two examples below.

In this case, the files that are being shown are based on two groups of photos. One group is located under user Susan’s home Pictures folder, with a number of uploaded photos and a single named photo (Beach_sunrise.jpg). This group of photos could be on any particular computer in the network (or even split across two computers). The second group of photos is on a particular computer (LaptopDad), but not under a user’s home Pictures folder. In this case, it’s under

D:\Photo Collection\... Also, note that all of the photos on LaptopDad are organized and named with meaningful names, including a copy of the Beach_sunrise.jpg file that also exists on Susan's group of files.

The photo example shows two panes with different file/folder organizations for the same group of sample photos.

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Organize by Date

Things to Consider

Uses Date Picture Taken tag or Modified Date to organize files

Good for organizing large groups of unsorted image files

Reduces duplication of photos

Organize by PC Folder Structure

Sorts files by user or source computer

Good for maintaining original photo sorting

On the left, the files are organized by date

There are two things of interest

1. The photos from the two groups are now grouped together based on date, and

2. The one photo that was duplicated between the two groups is only present once.

The single grouping is what the Organize by Date option accomplishes – it uses the Date Picture

Taken tag within the file to place the photos by date. If this is not set, the system will use the file property Modified Date to place the photo. Be aware that this model ignores your folder structure, so it’s most useful in the case where you don’t have a meaningful folder structure (e.g. unsorted groups of folders or groups based on the camera software’s defaults). Regarding the duplicate file, only one copy is kept as shown in the example. If two duplicate files are different, the newest one is retained on the server.

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In contrast, the right pane is organized by PC folder structure

If photos are found under a user’s home Pictures folder, then they will be grouped just under the user’s name with the underlying folder organization. This still may include some simplification in that photos for user Susan on computer1 and user Susan on computer2 will be coalesced into a single group. This may result in some duplicate photos being represented once.

On the other hand, if the photos were found on a computer in a folder other than a user’s home

Pictures folder, they will be grouped under the computer name, with a path showing their placement on the computer. In general, the “by folder” organization is most helpful if you have already organized your photos and don't want to lose your folder structure.

Configuring Media Collector for Music

To Configure Media Collector for Music, follow the steps below:

1. In the Windows Home Server Settings window, click on Media Collector in the left pane.

2. Click the Music tab to configure Music collection. You can configure these settings in this tab:

• Music Collection Status—Enable or Disable music collection

• Music Source—My Music folders, iTunes libraries, Windows Media Player libraries, or

All Folders

Note

If you select All folders, Media Collector may collect sound files from your computer that are not a part of your music collection, such as sound files that are associated with software applications.

• Music Organization—Organize by Artist/Album or by PC folder structure

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Example of Music Collected by Artist/Album and by PC Folder

Structure

We’ll start by looking at the underlying data used to build the two examples below. The files that are shown are based on two music collections. One group is located under user Susan’s home

Music folder, with some songs organized by album as well as some that are included within her iTunes library. This music could be on any particular computer in the network, or even split across two computers. The second group of music files is on a particular computer (LaptopDad), but not under a user’s home Music folder. In this case, it’s under D:\Misc Music\... Notice that these files are not organized by album name and they include a duplicate song (U2’s Bullet the

Blue Sky).

The music example shows two panes with different file/folder organizations for the same group of music files.

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Organize by Artist/Album

Uses music file tags to organize files

Reduces duplication of files on the server

Things to Consider

Organize by PC Folder Structure

Sorts files by user or source computer

Good for maintaining original music sorting

On the left, the files are organized by Artist/Album

There are two things of interest

1. The two groups of music files are now organized uniformly, and

2. The one song that was duplicated between the two groups is only present once.

The uniform organization is what the Organize by Artist/Album option accomplishes – it uses the Album and Artist tags within the file to place the files. If a music file doesn’t have both of these tags set, it will be placed based on its location on the user’s computer. This organizational approach is useful for organizing multiple music collections into a single collection and reducing file duplication. This means that browsing the server music share for music streaming will be more streamlined without duplicate file entries. The example illustrates duplicate file handling by pointing out the single file entry on the left pane that was duplicated on the right. If the two duplicate files are different, the newest one is retained on the server.

In contrast, the right pane is organized by PC folder structure

If music is found under a user’s home Music folder, it will be grouped under the user’s name with the underlying folder organization. This still may include some simplification in that music for user Susan on computer1 and user Susan on computer2 will be coalesced into a single group. This may result in some duplicate songs being represented once.

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On the other hand, if the music was found on a computer in a folder other than your home Music folder, it will be grouped under the computer name, with a path showing their placement on the computer. This type of organization is most helpful if you have organized your music in a special way and doesn’t want to lose this folder structure or if multiple users have different quality versions of the music and you want to maintain the multiple copies of songs.

Configure Media Collector for Videos

To configure Media Collector for Videos, follow the steps below:

1. In the Windows Home Server Settings Window, click Media Collector in the left pane.

2. Click the Videos tab to configure Video collection. You can configure these settings in this tab:

• Video Collection Status—Enable or Disable photo collection

• Video Source—My Pictures folders or All Folders

Note

If you select All folders, Media Collector may collect video files from your computer that are not a part of your video collection, such as videos that are associated with software applications.

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Using the Media Collector Server Status

By default, the HP Media Collector pane of the HP MediaSmart Server tab in the Windows Home

Server Console has information about the Media Collector along with a Media Collector Status link. After the feature has been configured, the pane shifts to display status information about the

Media Collector.

The information in the Windows Home Server Console relates to the Client Media Collector

Status Tool but there are some differences. The status on the server is largely based on client status files being copied to the server. This means that if there is a connectivity problem between the client and the server, then no status information about that client is available.

The status page displays a line for each computer in the home network that the server knows about. Computers may be missing if they are Macs and/or if they do not have MediaSmart Server software installed on them. For each computer listed, a status is listed.

Another important concept is that media collection executes on a per computer and per user basis.

So, if one computer in the home network has a single user while a second computer has two users, the second computer’s status will be a composite value based on the different per user status values for that client. In any case, users should expect to see status values such as the following.

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Status

Not included

No status available

Media collection issue

Media collection in progress

Media partially collected

Server Media Collection Status

Description

Indicates that the computer has not been configured for media collection.

Indicates that the computer has been configured for media collection, but no status information has been transferred to the server.

If the computer was just added to the included list or if media collection was just enabled, then No status available is normal because media collection takes some time to start.

If 30 minutes has gone by since the configuration changes and the status is unchanged, even after clicking Refresh, then check the computer for more information. First of all, verify that a user is logged into the computer because the media collection needs to run as part of a user’s computer environment.

Otherwise, check the Media Collector Status Tool on the computer for more details.

This error can occur if the client software and the server software versions are not compatible. For other errors, the media collector software on the client should not

be able to connect to the server to share its status. See Updating and Rolling Back the Server

and Updating and Rolling Back Client PCs

for additional information.

Indicates that media collection is currently underway for at least one user on this computer.

Indicates that the media collection started but may have lost network connectivity with the server before completing.

Media collection occurs at a schedule roughly determined by the collection

interval in the Media Collector General Settings

. If you are concerned that too much time has passed without another collection starting, check the Media

Collector Status Tool on the computer for more details.

Indicates that media has been successfully collected from this computer for at least one user.

Media successfully collected

Viewing Computer Details

If the status line is anything other than Not included or No status available, you can open the line for more details by selecting the line and clicking View Details or by double-clicking on the line.

This opens the View Collection Details dialog, which shows information about the most recent media collection activities for the computer on a per user basis.

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Each line in the list represents media collection results for a given user. This only shows attempted media collection results: if user A has not logged into the computer, then the media collection software is never run for user A and no entry for user A will be seen here. The status line indicates the date that media collection was performed, a status value, and statistics about the different kinds of media files collected. The expected status values are:

• Media collection in progress

• Media partially collected

• Media successfully collected

• Media collection issue

The meanings of these status values are explained above.

The media collection counts show how many files of each type were collected in the last collection attempt. These numbers are not cumulative historical information. They only apply to the most recent media collection. A particular media type may indicate “Not enabled”, which means that it’s not configured for collection. Click Refresh to update the details dialog, which is mainly of interest for the case where collection is in progress. The bottom half of the display offers the user opportunities to change the configuration and access help topics.

Using the Client Media Collector Status Tool

The Media Collector Status Tool displays information about the most recent media collection for the computer you are sitting at. It does not display cumulative media collection history. To view the status of a different computer, you must go to that computer and open the Media Collector

Status Tool.

This dialog can provide helpful information about the client computer if there was a problem during the last media collection.

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1. At the computer, select Start, All Programs, and then HP MediaSmart Server.

2. Click Media Collector Status.

This help topic describes the following tabs:

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Status Information

•

Connectivity Test

Status Information

The Status Information tab displays feedback about the user's most recent run of the Media

Collection client software. The different status values and descriptions of the related information are listed below. An example of each state is also provided.

Client Media Collection Status

Status

In Progress

Successful

Partial Success

Error

Description

• Status—Media collection in progress

• Messages—Displays the date and time that the media collection started and the number of files that have been collected so far.

• Details—Shows the counts for each media file type collected at the given time. Details may update to show the counts changing over time.

• Status—Media successfully collected

• Messages—Displays any messages, such as file counts, written to the log during the media collection.

• Details—Shows the counts for each media file type collected in the last run.

• Status—Media partially collected

• Messages—Displays any messages written during the media collection.

Messages include file counts and, most probably, a lost connection to server message.

• Details—Shows the counts for counts for each media file type collected in the last run up until the client lost connection with the server.

• Last Successful Run—Displays the last date and time that the media collection succeeded. If the media collection was never successful, this

section says "Media never successfully collected." See Media Collector Error

Messages

for additional information.

• Status—Media collection issue

• Messages—Identifies the error. See

Media Collector Error Messages

for additional information.

• Last Successful Run—Indicates when the media collection last succeeded. If the media collection was never successful, this section says "Media never successfully collected."

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Example 1: Media collection in progress Example 2: Media successfully collected

Example 3: Media partially collected Example 4: Media collection issue

Connectivity Test

The connectivity test pane is a troubleshooting tool that helps you investigate issues connecting to their server. Use this pane if you get the Media Collector did not have read/write access to the

server error or if you get a lost connection error. Click Test Connection to attempt to write and read to each of the media shares on the server. The display area reports the results of these tests.

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No shares are accessible.

• If the tests show that none of the shares are accessible, it is most likely because authentication is not set up correctly. Verify that either the guest account is enabled with full access to all the media shares or that the user name and password match for the user on this computer and on the server (and also that the server user has full access to the media shares). For additional

information, see User Accounts .

• Another possibility is that the server is not available. Attempt to connect to the server by opening the Windows Home Server Console to verify that the server is reachable from this computer. For

additional information, see Opening the Windows Home Server Console

One share is not accessible.

If the tests show that a single share is not accessible, the user permissions not set up correctly.

Verify that the matching user on the server has full access to the media shares or, if there is no matching user, that the guest account has full access to the media shares. For additional information, see Viewing Shared Folder Properties.

Media Collector Error Messages

The following errors may display on the Media Collector Status Tool's Status tab during media collection.

Media Collection Errors

Error

The Media Collector could not find the server name in the registry

Description

This indicates an install problem with the client software

Possible Solutions

Installing the Software on the

First PC

Installing the Software on

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Error

This computer is not configured for media collection

No data types are configured for media collection

Media Collection Errors

Description

Change the configuration in the Windows Home Server

Console to include this computer.

Change the configuration in the Windows Home Server

Console to enable at least one media type.

Possible Solutions

Additional PCs

Updating and Rolling Back

Client PCs

Uninstall the Client Software and Reinstall it

Configuring Media Collection

General Settings

Configuring Media Collection for Photos

Configuring Media Collection for Music

Configuring Media Collection for Videos

User Accounts

Viewing Shared Folder

Properties

Connectivity Test

Media Collector did not have read/write access to the server

Make sure that either 1) the user name/password match for this user on this computer and the server or 2) the guest account is enabled on the server with full access permission for the Photo,

Music, and Video shares.

Media Collector is stopping because the server is reorganizing media data

Media Collector could not create a scheduled task to run regularly

Upgrade the HP MediaSmart server software to version

<x>

This problem will solve itself once the server finishes reorganizing the media files.

File reorganization results from the user changing the configuration of the photo and/or music organization.

This usually indicates an install problem that requires support help. The user needs to manually delete the scheduled task, then log out and back in.

This happens if the HP Media

Collector software version is out of sync with the HP

MediaSmart Server.

No action required.

See your Warranty and

Support Guide for HP

Support phone numbers in your country.

Updating and Rolling Back the Server

Updating and Rolling Back

Client PCs

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Error

Media partially collected

Media Collector

Media Collection Errors

Description

Partial collection is the result of a lost connection during the collection process. This may indicate a real error such as a server crash or a problem with the home network but, more likely, it can occur during a very large collection when the server hits its normal sleep time. It is recommended that you disable server sleep until after a “break in” period to initially collect the media in the household. This may require a few days for large collections of files.

Possible Solutions

Connectivity Test

Power

Media Collection System Tray Messages

For the most part, you will be informed about media collection problems through either the

Windows Home Server Console or the Media Collector Status Tool on your computer. In addition to those, if the Media Collector software version is out of sync with the HP MediaSmart Server, you will see a system tray notification. The MediaSmart Server software must be the same version on both the server and your PC to be compatible. So, if the server software is at 2.5 and the Media Collector software is at version 2.1, the server will send out this notification. If the server software is at 2.1 and the Media Collector software is at version 2.5, the Media Collector will generate this system tray message. The message will say something like: Upgrade the HP

MediaSmart server software to version <Version number> on <system name>.

To fix this, either upgrade the 2.1 component or rollback the 2.5 component. To change the Media

Collector software, the HP MediaSmart Server software and the Windows Home Server

Connector software on your computer must be uninstalled and reinstalled from the server.

Changing the server software involves either accessing the Update feature from the Windows

Home Server Console or rolling back the server version.

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The video converter monitors selected shared folders and attempts to perform video conversion

(also known as transcoding) on files with common video file formats. The video converter also supports DVD file system conversion, for DVD files that are commonly used in camcorders.

Advanced DVD processing like title and audio track selection is not provided, as these types of features are not common on consumer camcorders and are usually only encountered in commercial DVDs which contain copy protection.

The results of the video converter tool are of a single file format: an MPEG-4 video file using an

H.264 video codec and AAC stereo audio codec. You should check device documentation for support of this video format. At the time of this writing, devices supporting this format include: o Microsoft Xbox 360 o Sony PlayStation 3 o Sony PlayStation Portable o Apple iPod (newer iPods with video support) o Apple iPhone o Microsoft Zune

Note

The Video Converter will not transcode copy protected DVDs or electronic videos with Digital

Rights Management (DRM) protection.

Converted Video Resolution

When selecting a shared folder to perform video conversion on, there are two options for the output of the video converter: Full resolution and Mobile resolution.

Full Resolution

Full resolution keeps the source video’s screen resolution, and basically just creates an output file with the new format for the provided input. Video and audio quality should be very similar to the source material for Full resolution videos. You may notice some differences between the original and Full resolution output, but these differences are minimal in most situations.

Mobile Resolution

The Mobile resolution creates a video that is suitable for mobile devices and remote video streaming (the video will be no larger than QVGA: 320w x 240h). This is to make support of mobile devices easier, and to provide videos suitable for remote media streaming . For more

information, see About Media Streamer .

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Network Bandwidth

One benefit of using the Full resolution output settings is that older video formats like MPEG-2 videos are often much larger in size than the format used by the video converter. The output of a

Full resolution video conversion can be approximately 25% the file size of an original DVD

(MPEG-2). This significant reduction in size can make streaming via 802.11G less problematic

(although many factors impact streaming videos wirelessly, results may vary widely).

When considering remotely streamed video content (using a Windows Home Server with Remote

Access Enabled), Full resolution videos will be difficult to stream remotely on many broadband connections. HP recommends using the Mobile resolution videos when streaming remotely for more success. These videos are very limited in resolution and visual fidelity, to provide a better chance for successfully accessing videos remotely. The Mobile resolution setting produces a video that is commonly supported for the mobile devices listed above. The Mobile resolution is also ideal for streaming playback on Internet connected PC's using the HP MediaSmart Streamer and on iPhones/iPod Touches using the HP MediaSmart server for iPhone application.

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Basic/Default Video Conversion Scenario

If you have little to moderate video content you will find the basic default settings appropriate for video conversion. The basic settings require you to enable the video converter tool, and keep your videos in the Videos shared folder.

Advantages

The advantage of using the basic settings is that all video files in your Videos shared folder will attempt to be converted. Also, this scenario does not require any file organization changes or moving or copying files around.

Disadvantages

If you have a lot of content in your Videos shared folder, the basic settings can use a lot of additional disk space. Also, video conversion takes a lot of time and you may have to wait a long time for video conversion to complete. Lastly, if you have a lot of videos that are already in a highly compressed format (such as DivX, Xvid, or H.264); then converting them again on the

“Full” output setting offers little value since these formats are very similar in storage efficiency.

Video Conversion Scenario – Alternative #1

You may find that converting all of your videos takes too much time and disk space. However, you may want to have all your videos available remotely. In such cases, it is recommended to enable Mobile quality only for the Videos shared folder. To save disk space, you can create a new shared folder (called something like “full-res videos”) and enable full resolution conversion only on this folder. When there are videos that should be converted at full resolution, those files can be copied or moved into this new shared folder. After conversion is complete, the original files should be moved back to the original location in the videos folder (to make sure they are still available for local network streaming).

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Advantages

This method provides a balance for making all the video files (or at least those in the Videos shared folder) available to mobile devices, but also offers control to limit the amount of full resolution videos converted.

Disadvantages

This method requires you to move/copy videos back and forth around their server. This can be error prone and also consume too much disk space. Users should be very familiar with the file and folder layout before attempting to work with this type of approach.

Video Conversion Scenario – Alternative #2

You may find converting any of your videos automatically to be troublesome. However, you may want to convert a selected portion of your videos. In such cases, it is recommended to disable conversion for all formats for the Videos shared folder. You can then create new shared folders to enable conversion for only the videos you place in this folder in the output resolution you want.

This gives you the ability to selectively convert only a few videos, or even videos in a certain order, to specific output formats selected.

Advantages

Along with the extra input and output control, this alternative offers the greatest potential benefit for disk space utilization.

Disadvantages

This method shares the same issues as alternative #1, except twice as complicated. Now you will have to manage videos in multiple places for mobile, full, or both conversion settings. You should be very familiar with your folder layout and how this works with media streaming servers before attempting this approach.

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Advantages

Disadvantages

If you have a lot of content in your videos shared folder, the basic settings can use a lot of additional disk space. Also, video conversion takes a lot of time and you may have to wait a long time for video conversion to complete. Lastly, if you have a lot of videos that are already in a highly compressed format (such as DivX, Xvid, or H.264); then converting them again on the Full output setting offers little value since these formats are very similar in storage efficiency.

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How to Configure

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on.

2. Enable the Guest account or create user accounts on your server.

Enabling the guest account or creating user accounts gives your network computers a way to

authenticate with the server. See Enable Guest Account and Set up User Accounts .

3. Configure Media Collector to copy all videos on your network computers to the videos shared folder.

See Configuring Media Collector General Settings and

Configuring Media Collector for Videos

Alternately, you can skip Steps 1 and 2 and manually move or copy video files you want to convert to the videos shared folder on the server. The videos shared folder is at \\hpserver\videos.

4. To enable the HP Video Converter, click Settings and select Video Converter in the left menu.

5. Check Enable Video Converter.

Depending on the number of videos you are converting and their size, the HP Video Converter may take a very long time to convert files.

6. Check Full or Mobile for each folder you want to convert videos.

If you are using Media Collector, all of the videos will be in the videos shared folder. If you check

Full and Mobile, you will have three files on your server: the original video file, the converted Full resolution file, and the converted Mobile resolution file. Think about the required disk space when selecting folders and resolution quality.

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• Full—Keeps the source video’s screen resolution and converts the file format to an

MPEG-4 video file using an H.264 video codec and AAC stereo audio codec.

• Mobile—Creates a video that is suitable for mobile devices and remote video streaming

(the video will be no larger than QVGA: 320w x 240h).

7. Click Apply.

Unsupported video formats, copy protected DVD content, and DRM protected videos will not be converted. Full and Mobile converted video files are placed on your server at

\\hpserver\converted videos.

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You may want to give people on your home network access to the Converted Videos folder so they can see what is in the folder or so they can add, delete, or change videos from the folder. By default, users have no access to the Converted Videos folder. Users that do not have access to the

Converted Videos folder are still able to stream content from the folder.

Complete the following steps to change user permissions.

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on.

2. Click the User Accounts tab at the top of the page. If the User Accounts Setup dialog displays click OK.

3. Double-click a user account to open the Properties dialog.

4. Select the Shared Folder Access tab.

5. Select an access level for the user—Full, Read, or None.

• Full—The user will be able to create, change, or delete any files in the folder.

• Read—The user will only be able to read files in the folder. They cannot create, change, or delete files in the folder.

• None—The user will not be able to access any files in the folder.

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6. Click OK.

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The Converted Videos folder is enabled for TwonkyMedia by default. If you uninstall the

TwonkyMedia add-in and reinstall it, the Converted Videos folder is disabled. If this happens, your mobile devices and in-house media streaming will not see the converted videos. Complete the following steps to enable the Converted Videos folder for TwonkyMedia.

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on.

2. In the left pane of the HP MediaSmart Server tab, click the TwonkyMedia button.

The right pane shows current TwonkyMedia status for Shared Content, Media Sharing Folders, and Enabled Media Receivers.

3. If Converted Videos is not listed under Media Sharing Folders, click Media Server Settings.

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4. In the Windows Home Server Settings, double-click Converted Videos to enable it to make it green.

If Converted Videos is not in the list, click Add to restore it to the list.

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Video content is becoming more and more popular, whether you're recording your last vacation or creating a YouTube video. If you used software to create a DVD of your project, you can use the

HP Video Converter to transcode the DVD into a format suitable to streaming to many devices in the home or mobile devices.

1. Insert the DVD in your computer's DVD-ROM drive.

2. Navigate to a folder on your server that is enabled for video conversion.

This is typically your videos shared folder at \\hpserver\videos. If you changed the name of your server during the installation the path will be different. Navigate to \\<server name>\videos.

3. Create a folder for the DVD content.

4. Navigate to the DVD-ROM in Windows Explorer and copy the Video_TS folder to the folder you created on your server.

In the example, the full path on the server is \\hpserver\videos\MyDVD\Video_TS.

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5. When the HP Video Converter scans the videos shared folder it will transcode the DVD content and put it in a subfolder within \\hpserver\converted videos.

The DVD may have multiple titles or chapters. All of these files are appended to one another during video conversion to produce a single output file. For this reason, converted DVDs will not retain any title or chapter information.

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The following table lists several popular video formats supported by the Video Converter. This list is not comprehensive. For a comprehensive list, see http://www.hp.com/support . A list of unsupported formats is also included.

Supported Video Formats

Container Video Audio

AVI DivX (4,5,6)

AVI XviD

AVI XviD aac mp3 aac

WMV WMV, WMA

MPG MPEG-1, MPEG-2 mp2, PCM, AC3

AVI MJPEG

VOB MPEG-2

MOV

MP4, M4V

MJPEG-A , B

MPEG-4

DVR-MS MPEG-2

AC3, ADPCM, PCM

PCM

AAC

AC3

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Unsupported Video Formats

Video Container Audio

AAC

WTV MPEG-1, 2, 4; WMV,

VC1

AVC (h264) MOV AAC and others

Multiple other containers

AVC (h264)

MKV AVC

MTS

No Support for ISO

AVC (h264)

To determine if your video is compatible with Video Converter, check the following

• Check to see if the video file extension matches one of those listed in the Containers column. If it matches, it is likely that the video is compatible with Video Converter. However, if the embedded video or audio is an unsupported format, the file will not convert.

• See the documentation that came with the software or device that you used to create the video.

• Try converting a single test video using Video Converter.

IDEO

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1. To view the status of video conversion, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray and log on.

2. Click Video Converter on the left side of the Console.

3. Check Show All Converted Videos.

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4. Click the Status column header to sort and group all Failed videos conversions together.

5. Examine the failed video conversions to determine the reason they failed.

• Copy protected DVD—The HP Video Converter will not transcode copy protected

DVDs.

DRM protected content—The HP Video Converter will not transcode electronic videos with

Digital Rights Management (DRM) protection.

• Unsupported video format—The original video format is unsupported by the HP Video

Converter.

• Media Collector files—If you copy videos to the server using Media Collector, the HP

Video Converter may start transcoding videos before they are completely copied to the server. If this happens, the video conversion will fail. Select the video in the Converter

Status list and click Re-Convert to attempt to transcode the video again. See

Automating Video Conversion for more information on using Media Collector to copy

videos to the server.

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TREAMER

Media Streamer is a Web application. To access Media Streamer, open a Web browser and type your personal URL address in the address bar. An example URL is: smithfamily.HPhome.com.

The browser goes to the Windows Homer Server home page. When you click on the Media

Streamer icon, this takes you to the Log on screen. Here you can enter your HP MediaSmart

Server user account name and password.

This takes you to the Media Streamer application. Media Streamer opens at the Music page,

Artists View.

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AGES

The Media Streamer application has two pages: Music and Photos. Each page has different views for browsing your media.

Format Compatibility

The files and types listed below are compatible for Media Streaming :

Audio Formats

MP3, AAC-LC, PCM

Compatibility for Audio

.wma, .mp3, .m4a, .mp4, .aac, .wav

Compatibility for Photo

.jpg, .tif, .tiff, .png, .gif, .bmp

HP MediaSmart Server Requirements

Before you can run Media Streamer you must:

Install Flash 9 plugin for the Web browser on your computer

• Turn on Windows Media Sharing

•

Configure TwonkyMedia for Streaming Media on your HP MediaSmart Server

• Configure Remote Access on your Server

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AGE

The music page has four views: Album View ,

Artists View ,

Folders View,

and Playlists View

. To change views, click the Album, Artists, Playlists, or Folders button.

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The Album view on the Music page has two selection panels (Album and Tracks) and a media

Player. The blue background shows the item selected in each panel.

Selection Bar

The album panel shows a list of the albums available on the server sorted alphabetically by album title. When you select and album, the tracks for that album appear in the tracks panel. You can jump to a different album in the list by typing the first letter of an album.

In the Tracks panel, Tracks sort by track order. Again You can jump to a different section of each column by typing the first letter of any Title, Artist, or Album.

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The Artists view on the Music page has three selection panels (Artists, Albums, Tracks) and a media Player.

– All – The Artists and Albums panels have an – All – item at the top. This allows you to select all artists or albums and this option always stays on screen.

Selection Bar

This blue bar shows the item selected in each panel.

The figure below shows the Music Page—Artist View

Selection Panel Behavior

In the Artists and Albums panels, names sort alphabetically.

– All –– The Artists and Albums panels have an – All – item.

• Selecting – All – in the artists panel will list all albums in the albums panel.

• Selecting –All – in the albums panel will list the tracks from all albums by that artist in the tracks panel.

• In the Tracks panel, Tracks sorts by song title.

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• The Albums column shows the number of albums for – All – and for each artist. The Tracks column shows the number of tracks for – All – and for each artist.

When you select an artist, the albums for that artist appear in the Albums panel.

When you select a single album, the tracks for the selected album appear in the tracks panel sorted by song title.

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The Folders View of the Music page has two selection panels and a media player.

The top selection panel shows folders in a typical file browser view sorted in alphabetical order.

Tracks Panel

The tracks panel shows tracks sorted by track number.

Note

Music tracks in sub folders are not included in the Tracks panel list.

Selection Bar

This blue bar shows the item selected in each panel.

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The Playlists View has two selection panels and a media player.

There are three pre-defined playlists: -Last played- , -Most played-, and Recently added. And the user’s personal playlists are listed below

Tracks from the selected playlist display in the Tracks panel. Playlist tracks sort in playlist order.

Note

Playlists display up to 500 songs.

Selection Bar

This blue bar shows the item selected in each panel. When you open Media Streamer the Selection

Bar highlights what you last selected.

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From the top down, the Player shows these features:

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• Player window shows album art (if available)

• Blue Display area – shows artist on top line, album in the middle line, track name on the bottom line. Below the Text the progress bar shows the amount of time played. Names that are too wide to fully display in the player can be read in a tool tip by hovering the mouse over desired name.

• Progress Bar –Click the progress bar at the place you want to play or slide the arrow to the desired time.

• Song progress text – shows the current position in time for the song and total song duration.

• Player Controls are in left to right order:

• Full Screen Toggle

• Shuffle Toggle – blue circle outline indicated shuffle is turned on

• Previous Track

• Play/Pause toggle

• Next track

• Repeat Toggle -- blue circle outline indicates repeat is turned on

• Below the player controls is the volume control slider bar. You can grab and move this to left and right or click the desired position on the slider bar.

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The columns: Length, Artist, Album, Composer, and Genre give information about each track and are sort-able by clicking the column header. Once the column is sorted, type the first letter of the value you are looking for, and the first track with a value in that column that matches will be selected, but not played. Repeating the key press will move the selection to the next value beginning with the letter typed.

Click the desired track with mouse and it will begin to play.

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This dialog box will appear when you open Media Streaming and you click the Music button and you:

• Do not have music on your Server

•

You have not configured the server for streaming media .

O MUSIC ON YOUR

ERVER

Place music on your server in the following location "<name of server>/Music" and then

configure your server for streaming media .

HOTOS

AGE

The photos page has four views: the Date View

, the Folders View

, the Playlist View

, and the

FullScreen View

. To change views, click the Date, Folders, or Playlist button.

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ATE

IEW

The Photo Page, Date View has three selection panels and one media player.

The Year panel has a column showing years and a column showing the number of photos in that year.

The Month panel has a month column that shows the number of the month, only the months that have photos show up and a column showing the number of photos in that month and year.

The Photos panel displays thumbnails, if you hover over a thumbnail a tool tip will display the filename.

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Selection Bar

This blue bar shows the item selected in each panel.

– All – The Year and Month panels have an – All – item.

• Selecting - All - in the year panel will list all months in the month panel, each month entry includes the photos from that month for all years combined.

• Selecting – All – in the month panel will show all photos for the selected year in the photos panel.

Selecting a particular year in the year panel will load all months that contain images from that year.

Selecting on a particular month will load the thumbnails of all images for that month in the photos panel.

Selecting a photo thumbnail in the photos panel will load the image in the media player.

The figure below shows the Photos Page—Date View

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The Photos Page, Folder View has two selection panels and one media player

The top selection panel shows folders in a typical file browser view.

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In the photos panel thumbnails of the images in the folder selected in the file browser view are displayed. Images in sub folders are not shown in the photo panel.

Selecting a photo thumbnail in the photos panel will load the image in the media player.

Selection Bar

This blue bar shows the item selected in each panel.

The figure below shows the Photos Page—Folder View

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LAYLIST

IEW

The Playlists View has two selection panels and a media player.

There are three pre-defined playlists: -Most played-, -Last played-, and -Recently Added-.

Photo thumbnails from the selected playlist display in the photos panel. Playlist photos sort in playlist order.

Note

Playlists display up to 500 photos.

Selection Bar

This blue bar shows the item selected in each panel.

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The figure below shows the Photos Page—Playlist View

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IEW

This view shows the picture in the full browser window . The player controls appear in a semitransparent gray bar in the bottom center of the picture. The controls will fade out after 3 seconds.

Moving the mouse in the photo viewer window will make the controls appear again.

The figure below shows the Photos Page—Full Screen View

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AGE

The Videos page has three views: the

All View

Folders View

, and the Playlists View

NOTE:

To ensure that your videos can be streamed, videos should be processed through the HP Video

Converter, for more information see

About HP Video Converter

. See About Media Steamer for

assistance in setting up your Server.

The Navigation Bar also includes a

Video Quality Filter , a

Status link

, and Help link.

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LL

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The All view of the Videos page has one selection panel and the media player.

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In the Videos panel, videos available for streaming are presented.

Selection Bar

This blue bar shows the item selected in each panel.

Selecting a video in the Videos Panel will start loading the video in the video player. You must then click the play button to start the video.

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OLDERS

IEW

The Folders view of the Videos page has two selection panels.

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The top selection panel shows folders in a typical file browser view. The lower panel lists videos for the selected folder.

Selection Bar

This blue bar shows the item selected in each panel.

Selecting a video in the Folder Panel lists the videos in that folder in the Videos Panel.

Selecting a video in the Videos Panel will start loading the video in the video player. You must then click the play button to start the video.

The figure below shows the Videos Page – Folders View

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AGE

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LAYLISTS

IEW

The Playlists View has two selection panels and a media player.

There are three pre–defined playlists: – Most played–, –Last played–, and –Recently Added– which are displayed in the Playlist panel. The playlist panel also lists the number of videos in each playlist.

Videos from the selected playlist display in the videos panel. Playlist videos sort in playlist order.

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Selecting a video in the Videos Panel will start loading the video in the video player. You must then click the play button to start the video.

Note

Playlists display up to 500 videos.

IDEO

UALITY

ILTER

By default the Video page will open with Converted Mobile videos.

You have three choices for Video Quality

• Converted – Mobile These Videos are suitable for mobile devices and remote video streaming

(the video will be no larger than QVGA: 320w x 240h). This is to make support of mobile devices easier, and to provide videos suitable for remote media streaming.

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• Converted – Full. Full resolution keeps the source video’s screen resolution, and basically just creates an output file with the new format for the provided input. Video and audio quality should be very similar to the source material for Full resolution videos. You may notice some differences between the original and Full resolution output, but these differences are minimal in most situations.

• All. Displays all videos in the shared folder.

TATUS LINK

Clicking the Status link will bring up a report that can tell you the status of your video

conversions. For more information see Automating Video Conversion

Clicking a file will give a more detailed explanation of its status. If the explanations disappear too soon, remove the check from the Auto-Fresh box.

Should the Converter Status be red (off), go to the Video Converter settings as detailed in

Automating Video Conversion .

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ANEL

In the videos panel, videos sort alphabetically by name. There are three other columns. The Length columns shows length in minutes, the Size in mega-bytes, and the Format column shows video file formats, such as .mp4.

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LAYER

Player window

• Blue Display area – shows video title. Behind the text the progress bar shows the amount of time played. Names that are too wide to fully display in the player can be read in a tool tip by hovering the mouse over desired name.

• Progress Bar –Click the progress bar at the place you want to play or slide the arrow to the desired time.

• Video progress text – shows the current position in time for the song and total song duration.

• Player Controls are in left to right order:

• Full Screen Toggle

• Previous Video

• Play/Pause toggle

• Next Video

• Below the player controls is the volume control slider bar. You can grab and move this to left and right or click the desired position on the slider bar.

• If you choose full screen you can return to the player view by pressing the Escape key.

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RRORS

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What to do if the Server is Unresponsive

If the server appears to be unresponsive, do either of the following:

•

Reset the server console

•

Shutdown and restart the server manually

Reset the server console

How to reset the server from the Windows Home Server Console.

To reset the server

1. If the Windows Home Server Console is open, click the Close button in the upper-left corner of the console.

2. Double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the task tray.

3. On the Windows Home Server Console startup page, click Options.

4. From the drop-down menu, select Reset the Windows Home Server Console.

5. Click OK to verify that you want to reset the console.

Shutdown and restart the server manually

How to force the server to turn off and restart.

To perform a soft shut down and restart

1. On the back of the server, press the Power button.

2. The health light should begin blinking.

The shutdown process may take up to two minutes to complete.

3. After the server is completely off, press the Power button to restart.

To force a shutdown and restart

1. On the back of the server, hold in the Power button for at least 4 seconds to force the server to shutdown.

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2. After the server is completely off, press the Power button to restart.

Power-On Indicator is Off

The server is not powered on.

To power on the server

1. Make sure the power cord is fully plugged into the server and a powered electrical outlet.

2. If plugged into a surge protector or power strip, make sure the device is switched on.

Why is the Hard Drive Light-Bar Breathing or Blinking Aqua

White?

A breathing or blinking aqua white light bar indicates that a hard drive has been installed, but has not been initialized. It occurs in the following conditions:

• When setting up the server for first time—the light-bar is breathing aqua white until the set up on the first computer is complete.

• The drive has been removed from total storage and the light bar is blinking—for example, when removing a drive from the drive bay. See Removing a hard drive from the server.

• When adding a new drive the light bar blinks aqua white, before it has been added to server storage.

For information on initializing a hard drive, see Server Storage in the Windows Home Server

Console Help.

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Why is the Hard Drive Light-Bar Red?

A red light-bar indicates the following:

• That a hard drive has failed and must be replaced. Additionally, the connected computers show the following:

• The drive was removed from the drive bay before removing it from total storage. See Removing a hard drive in the Windows Home Server Console Help.

• Red icon on the task tray.

• Red indicator

on the Windows Home Server Console Network Health tab.

Why is the Server's Health Indicator Light Red?

A red Health indicator light has the following states:

• Solid red - operating system failure.

Blinking red - power on test has failed or BIOS failed.

Additionally, on your computers the Windows Home Server icon is grey on the task tray, which indicates the computer cannot contact Windows Home Server.

To get more information about the failure, the HP MediaSmart Server provides additional error codes.

To get the specific error code causing the failure

Use a paper clip to press and release the recessed Status/Recovery button on the front of the server.

What to do About Hardware Warning Messages?

Warning messages indicate Critical issues or At Risk issues.

• Critical issues - address immediately; otherwise, the server may be damaged.

• At Risk issues - address as soon as possible.

The HP MediaSmart Server monitors the temperature of the microprocessor (CPU), fan speed, and voltages. It displays the following messages:

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Temperature warnings

•

Fan speed warnings

•

Voltages warnings

Temperature warnings

Temperature warning messages indicate that some server components are too hot.

To lower the temperature of the server

1. Check the ventilation surrounding the server:

• If the server is located in a small unventilated space, move the server to a more ventilated location.

• Check that the server’s front and back panels are not blocked.

• Check that the location of the server is not too hot. Maximum environmental temperature for operating the server is 35° C (95° F).

2. Remove any accumulated dust on the back and front of the server.

Fold up the flap on any empty system drive trays. For more information, see

Adding an internal

SATA drive .

3. If none of the previous steps return the temperature to normal:

• Write down the temperatures of the CPU.

• Turn off the server.

• Contact HP Support at http://www.hp.com/support.

Fan speed warnings

The fans cool the disk drives and other electronics. If they are not cooling the server sufficiently, the hard drives and server may be damaged.

For fan speed out of specification

1. Write down the speeds of the upper and lower fans.

2. Turn off the server.

3. Contact HP Support at http://www.hp.com/support.

Voltages warnings

The voltages indicate the health of the server’s power supply.

For voltages out of specification

1. Write down the voltages.

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2. Turn off the server.

3. Contact HP Support at http://www.hp.com/support .

No Server Found

If the recovery program cannot find the server, the most likely causes are:

• The Recovery Mode was not successfully initiated—repeat step 5 if you did not push the

Status/Recovery button while the Health indicator lights was blinking red and aqua white.

• A firewall is blocking the connection - configure the firewall to allow the Windows Home Server

Recovery application or to allow connections over TCP port 8192 and UDP port 8192. If opening these ports, be sure to close them after the recovery has completed. For more information, see the vendor’s documentation.

• The network connection is not working. For troubleshooting network connections, see

Network

Connection Issues .

Recovery Fails

If the recovery fails, one of the following messages will be displayed:

• The server disks could not be reformatted

The partition data on the server could not be written

• The primary volume on the server could not be written

• The recovery image could not be loaded

The most likely causes of these messages are:

A connection failure.

1. Make sure that you are using a wired connection to the server from the computer you are using to do the recovery.

2. Check network connections

3. Repeat the recovery or reset.

File Transfer Failure

What to do about a failure when transferring files to the HP MediaSmart Server from your computer.

To correct a file transfer failure

1. Compare files that you were transferring with the files on the shared folder and try transferring the missing files again.

2. If the transfer fails again, check that you can access the Windows Home Server.

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3. If you cannot access the Windows Home Server, check the network connections:

• Make sure that all the cable connections are correctly plugged in.

• Make sure the HP MediaSmart Server has power and the Network indicator light is aqua white .

Make sure the router (or switch) has power.

• Restart the router or switch (or unplug and plug it back in).

• Restart all the devices on the network, including the computers and the server.

Make sure your server and computers are on the same logical network (subnet). See What is an

advanced network configuration? in the Windows Home Server Console Help.

4. If the computer that you transferring files from is connected wirelessly to the network, try connecting it with an ethernet cable.

5. Check the Event Viewer to see if the System logs show a disconnect:

• In Windows XP, click Start, Control Panel, Performance and Maintenance,

Administrative Tools, and then select Event Viewer.

• In Windows Vista, click Start, Control Panel, System and Maintenance,

Administrative Tools, and then select Event Viewer.

Health Indicator Codes

The Tables below are a breakdown of the Health indicator displays. To see this code, using a paper clip, press and release the recessed Status/Recovery button on the front of the server.

Code

Health indicator codes when the indicator starts as solid red

Description Action

Solid red—no code

1 aqua white, 2 red

Operating system or application error.

System drive failed to boot.

See Windows Home Server

Console for error condition.

If the light-bar for the system drive (the lowest light-bar) is

also red, you need to replace the system hard drive .

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Code

Health indicator codes when the indicator starts as solid red

Description Action

1 aqua white, 3 red

1 aqua white, 4 red

1 aqua white, 5 red

1 aqua white, 6 red

Operating system USB boot failed.

Recovery mode failed.

Multiple boot failure.

Service code.

Check that lowest USB port on back of server has boot source.

Contact HP Support at http://www.hp.com/support .

Do not hold state button longer that 3 seconds. Shut down and repeat.

Codes when the indicator starts as blinking red

Description Action Code

2 aqua white, 1 red BIOS corrupted.

2 aqua white, 2 red

2 aqua white, 3 red

Memory failure.

BIOS recovery source not present.

Repeat power-on to validate. If repeats Contact HP Support at http://www.hp.com/support .

Contact HP Support at http://www.hp.com/support .

Why is the Network Connection Light Off?

To determine why the network connection light is off:

• Make sure that all the cable connections are correctly plugged in.

Make sure the router or switch has power.

• Restart the router or switch (or unplug and plug it back in).

• If you are using your own Ethernet cable, try using the Ethernet cable that came with the HP

MediaSmart Server.

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The Network Connection Light Blinking Aqua White

The server is intermittently connected to the network.

Check the cable connection between the server and the router /switch.

Server Not Showing Up on Your DMR

Issue:

The HP MediaSmart Server is not listed on your DMR or DMA.

Solution:

You can either:

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Turn on Windows Home Server Media Sharing

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Turn on TwonkyMedia

Turn on Windows Home Server Media Sharing

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray.

2. Log on to the Windows Home Server Console.

3. Click Settings in the upper right corner.

4. Click the Media Sharing link in the left navigation bar.

5. Click the On radio button for at least one of the folders.

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Turn on TwonkyMedia

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray.

2. Log on to the Windows Home Server Console.

3. Click TwonkyMedia in the left navigation.

If you do not see TwonkyMedia in the left navigation, the add-in is not installed. Click Settings in the upper right corner. Click Add-ins in the left navigation of the Windows Home Server

Settings dialog. On the Available tab, install the TwonkyMedia Server for HP MediaSmart.

4. In the right pane, click Start Sharing and then click Media Server Settings.

Checking the Server Lights Out of the Box

Question:

How should my server lights look when I turn it on for the first time?

Answer:

The lights on the front of the HP MediaSmart Server indicate the status of the server. After the HP

MediaSmart Server startup completes and prior to the first software installation, the indicator lights show:

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• Hard drives—breathing aqua white

• Network—breathing aqua white

• Health—breathing aqua white

After you complete the software installation, all lights should be solid aqua white.

If the lights are not solid aqua white, see the following:

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Why is the hard drive light-bar breathing or blinking aqua white?

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Why is the hard drive light-bar red?

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Power-on indicator is off

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Why is the server’s health indicator light red?

Windows Home Server Frequently Asked Questions

Server Low on Space.

Clean out unused files.

Earmark backups for deletion and 'clean up now', delete unused docs from Shared Folders .

Cannot Connect to Server Shares.

• A duplicate device exists on the network.

Verify that there is no device on the network named hpserver.

• User names and passwords do not match.

Create a user on the server whose name and password match the user on the PC or enable the

Guest account.

Hubs and Network Health Light

Some network hubs, as opposed to switches or routers, may reduce performance between your computer and the HP MediaSmart Server, or the hub may prevent your computer from communicating with the server. If this is a problem, the network health indicator light on the front of the server will be off. Replacing the hub with a switch may improve the network performance or restore connectivity.

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In this document we will cover:

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No Available Port on Network Router

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Why did URL not Work?

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What_do_Firewall_Blocking_Messages_Mean?

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Why is the Network Connection Light Off?

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The Firewall is Blocking the Connection

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Windows Vista: Check that Network Discovery is turned on

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Windows XP: To ensure your network is set up properly for TCP/IP

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Windows Vista: To ensure your network is set up properly for TCP/IP

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Windows XP: To ensure your network has the correct NetBIOS set up

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Windows Vista: To ensure your network has the correct NetBIOS set up

No Available Port on Network Router

Take the following steps:

To add more Ethernet ports, connect an Ethernet switch to the router. Refer to the switch documentation for instructions on how it connects to the router.

Connect one end of the Ethernet cable that came with the server to the switch and the other end to the HP MediaSmart Server.

Why did URL not Work?

DNS has not updated, wait about 10 minutes for DNS to update.

What do Firewall Blocking Messages Mean?

Firewalls block certain types of communications between network devices. This helps protect your data from hackers, viruses, spyware, and Trojan horse software. The computer might have one or more firewall programs installed. For example, if the latest version of the Microsoft Windows XP operating system is installed, the computer may be using the Windows XP Firewall.

The HP MediaSmart Server comes with software applications that must communicate over the network. Sometimes these programs are blocked by a firewall. When this happens, security alerts pop up on the computer screen.

Security alerts usually have a list of possible options. The particular messages or alerts displayed depend on the vender.

For example, the alert might offer the following options:

• Keep Blocking

• Unblock

• Defer the choice and be reminded later

If a security alert dialog box for an HP MediaSmart Server application or the Windows Home

Server is displayed by the firewall, click Unblock or Allow to permit the application to execute. It

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Configure your firewall to allow any HP MediaSmart or Windows Home Server applications.

Why is the Network Connection Light Off?

To determine why the network connection light is off:

• Make sure that all the cable connections are correctly plugged in.

• Make sure the router or switch has power.

• Restart the router or switch (or unplug and plug it back in).

• If you are using your own Ethernet cable, try using the Ethernet cable that came with the HP

MediaSmart Server.

The Firewall is Blocking the Connection

If using a firewall program, configure it to allow any HP MediaSmart or Windows Home Server applications.

For instructions to unblock, see the software vendor's documentation.

For information about firewall blocking alerts, see What do firewall blocking messages mean?

Windows Vista: Check that Network Discovery is turned on

To ensure that Network Discovery is turned on

1. Click the Start menu, and then select Control Panel.

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2. In the Control Panel, click View network status and tasks.

3. In the Network and Sharing Center, make sure that Network discovery is on.

4. If Network discovery is off, click the down arrow , then select Turn on network discovery and Apply.

Windows XP: To ensure your network is set up properly for

TCP/IP

1. Click Start, and then select Control Panel.

2. Double-click Network and Internet Connections.

3. Double-click Network Connections.

If the computer is connected via Ethernet cable to the network, right-click Local Area

Connection ( LAN ).

4. If the computer is using a wireless connection, right-click Wireless Network Connection.

5. Click Properties. In the dialog box that opens, check to ensure that TCP/IP is listed and selected.

If TCP/IP is not listed, click Install, Protocol , and then Add. In the dialog box that appears, select

Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).

If TCP/IP is listed and checked, highlight it and click Properties, then select Obtain IP address

automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically.

6. All computers should be set identically.

Windows Vista: To ensure your network is set up properly for

TCP/IP

1. Click Start, and then select Control Panel.

2. Click View network status and tasks under Network and Internet.

3. In the left pane, click Manage Network Connections.

4. If the computer is connected via Ethernet cable to the network, right-click Local Area

Connection (LAN).

5. If the computer is using a wireless connection, right-click Wireless Network Connection.

6. Click Properties. In the dialog box that opens, check to ensure that Internet Protocol Version 4

TCP/IPv4 is listed and selected.

• If TCP/IP is not listed, click Install, Protocol, and then Add. In the dialog box that appears, select Internet Protocol (TCP/IPv4).

• If TCP/IP is listed and checked, highlight it and click Properties, then select Obtain IP

address automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically.

7. All computers should be set identically.

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Windows XP: To ensure your network has the correct NetBIOS set up

1. Click Start, and then select Control Panel.

2. Double-click Network and Internet connections.

3. Double-click Network Connections.

4. Double-click your default network connection.

• Local Area Connection for wired networks.

• Wireless for wireless connections.

5. Click Properties.

6. Highlight Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).

7. Click Properties.

8. Click Advanced.

9. Click the WINS tab.

WINS refers to Windows Internet Naming Service, which converts NetBIOS network names to IP addresses.

10. NetBIOS settings are found at the bottom of the dialog box. Make sure that the NetBIOS setting is

not set to Disable NetBIOS over TCP/IP.

Windows Vista: To ensure your network has the correct NetBIOS set up

1. Click Start, and then select Control Panel.

2. Click View network status and tasks under Network and Internet.

3. In the left pane, click Manage Network Connections.

4. Right-click your default network connection.

• Local Area Connection for wired networks.

• Wireless for wireless connections.

5. Highlight Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IP).

6. Click Properties.

7. Click Advanced.

8. Click the WINS tab.

WINS refers to Windows Internet Naming Service, which converts NetBIOS network names to IP addresses.

9. NetBIOS settings are found at the bottom of the dialog box. Make sure that the NetBIOS setting is

not set to Disable NetBIOS over TCP/IP.

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Network Health

The Windows Home Server console contains a Network Health button to view the health of your network.

The Home Network Health dialog box shows health notifications from the server and the computers that are running Windows Vista.

To access the Network Health button

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray.

2. Log on to the Windows Home Server Console.

3. Click the Network Health button.

For assistance with Network Health notifications, see the following in the Windows Home Server

Console Help:

• Network Health

• Home Server Health Notifications

• Home Computer Health Notifications

Why is the Network Connection Light Off?

To determine why the network connection light is off:

• Make sure that all the cable connections are correctly plugged in.

Make sure the router or switch has power.

• Restart the router or switch (or unplug and plug it back in).

• If you are using your own Ethernet cable, try using the Ethernet cable that came with the HP

MediaSmart Server.

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The Network Connection Light Blinking Aqua White

The server is intermittently connected to the network.

Check the cable connection between the server and the router /switch.

The Firewall is Blocking the Connection

If using a firewall program, configure it to allow any HP MediaSmart or Windows Home Server applications.

For instructions to unblock, see the software vendor's documentation.

What do Firewall Blocking Messages Mean?

Security alerts usually have a list of possible options. The particular messages or alerts displayed depend on the vender.

For example, the alert might offer the following options:

• Keep Blocking

• Unblock

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• Defer the choice and be reminded later

If a security alert dialog box for an HP MediaSmart Server application or the Windows Home

Server is displayed by the firewall, click Unblock or Allow to permit the application to execute. It is safe to unblock the communications because no connection or communication with the Internet is enabled, only those between the server and its software applications. After unblocking an application, if any software is reinstalled, moved to a new disk location, or if the application is deleted from the exception list using the Windows XP Security Center control panel, communications between that software and the server may once again be blocked by the firewall.

Configure your firewall to allow any HP MediaSmart or Windows Home Server applications.

Check that the Router is Correctly Configured for DHCP

The HP MediaSmart Server comes automatically set to use a DHCP server to dynamically assign

IP addresses. Most router come with a built-in DHCP server.

Check that the router has the DHCP server correctly enabled. Refer to the documentation that came with the router for instructions on proper DHCP server configuration.

For information about configuring a router for remote access, see Configuring your broadband

router in the Windows Home Server Console Help.

Windows Vista: Check that Network Discovery is turned on

To ensure that Network Discovery is turned on

1. Click the Start menu, and then select Control Panel.

2. In the Control Panel, click View network status and tasks.

3. In the Network and Sharing Center, make sure that Network discovery is on.

4. If Network discovery is off, click the down arrow , then select Turn on network discovery and Apply.

Check the Network is Set Up Properly for TCP/IP

Check the network is set up properly for TCP/IP Check that each computer on the network has

TCP/IP listed and selected for the network properties with these options selected:

Obtain IP address automatically

Obtain DNS server address automatically

Windows XP: To ensure your network is set up properly for

TCP/IP

1. Click Start, and then select Control Panel.

2. Double-click Network and Internet Connections.

3. Double-click Network Connections.

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If the computer is connected via Ethernet cable to the network, right-click Local Area

Connection ( LAN ).

4. If the computer is using a wireless connection, right-click Wireless Network Connection.

5. Click Properties. In the dialog box that opens, check to ensure that TCP/IP is listed and selected.

If TCP/IP is not listed, click Install, Protocol , and then Add. In the dialog box that appears, select

Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).

• If TCP/IP is listed and checked, highlight it and click Properties, then select Obtain IP

address automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically.

6. All computers should be set identically.

Windows Vista: To ensure your network is set up properly for

TCP/IP

1. Click Start, and then select Control Panel.

2. Click View network status and tasks under Network and Internet.

3. In the left pane, click Manage Network Connections.

4. If the computer is connected via Ethernet cable to the network, right-click Local Area

Connection (LAN).

5. If the computer is using a wireless connection, right-click Wireless Network Connection.

6. Click Properties. In the dialog box that opens, check to ensure that Internet Protocol Version 4

TCP/IPv4 is listed and selected.

• If TCP/IP is not listed, click Install, Protocol, and then Add. In the dialog box that appears, select Internet Protocol (TCP/IPv4).

• If TCP/IP is listed and checked, highlight it and click Properties, then select Obtain IP

address automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically.

7. All computers should be set identically.

Check the Network NetBIOS Properties

Check that each computer on the network has TCP/IP advanced network properties set to Enable

NetBIOS over TCP/IP. All computers should be set identically.

Windows XP: To ensure your network has the correct NetBIOS set up

1. Click Start, and then select Control Panel.

2. Double-click Network and Internet connections.

3. Double-click Network Connections.

4. Double-click your default network connection.

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• Local Area Connection for wired networks.

• Wireless for wireless connections.

5. Click Properties.

Highlight Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).

6. Click Properties.

7. Click Advanced.

8. Click the WINS tab.

WINS refers to Windows Internet Naming Service, which converts NetBIOS network names to IP addresses.

9. NetBIOS settings are found at the bottom of the dialog box. Make sure that the NetBIOS setting is

not set to Disable NetBIOS over TCP/IP.

Windows Vista: To ensure your network has the correct NetBIOS set up

1. Click Start, and then select Control Panel.

2. Click View network status and tasks under Network and Internet.

3. In the left pane, click Manage Network Connections.

4. Right-click your default network connection.

• Local Area Connection for wired networks.

• Wireless for wireless connections.

5. Highlight Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IP).

6. Click Properties.

7. Click Advanced.

8. Click the WINS tab.

WINS refers to Windows Internet Naming Service, which converts NetBIOS network names to IP addresses.

9. NetBIOS settings are found at the bottom of the dialog box. Make sure that the NetBIOS setting is

not set to Disable NetBIOS over TCP/IP.

Network Frequently Asked Questions

The following questions are answered in this document. Click the question to find the solution:

No Available Port on Network Router

• Why did URL not Work?

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No Available Port on Network Router

Take the following steps:

1. To add more Ethernet ports, connect an Ethernet switch to the router. Refer to the switch documentation for instructions on how it connects to the router.

2. Connect one end of the Ethernet cable that came with the server to the switch and the other end to the HP MediaSmart Server.

Why did URL not Work?

DNS has not updated, wait about 10 minutes for DNS to update.

What do Firewall Blocking Messages Mean?

Security alerts usually have a list of possible options. The particular messages or alerts displayed depend on the vender.

For example, the alert might offer the following options:

• Keep Blocking

• Unblock

• Defer the choice and be reminded later

If a security alert dialog box for an HP MediaSmart Server application or the Windows Home

Configure your firewall to allow any HP MediaSmart or Windows Home Server applications.

What are Optimum Data Throughput Speeds for Different

Network Interfaces?

Depending on the network interface your computer uses, you will experience different rates of data transfer to your server. Network Interfaces are described in terms of their ideal maximum speed, but many factors can affect the actual data transfer speeds you will experience. For example, your optimal wireless transfer speed will be reduced depending on the type of security

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What are optimum data throughput speeds for different network interfaces?

• Gigabit Ethernet - 1000mbps/125MBs.

• Fast Ethernet - 100mbps/12.5MBs.

• Wireless N - 600mbps/75MBs.

• Wireless G - 54mbps/6.75MBs.

• Wireless A -54mbps/6.75MBs.

• Wireless B - 11mbps/1.375MBs.

What is the ideal minimum time to transfer a 1GB file for different network interfaces?

• Gigabit Ethernet - 8s.

• Fast Ethernet - 1min 20s.

• Wireless N -13.3s.

• Wireless G - 2min 28s.

• Wireless A - 2min 28s.

• Wireless B -12min 7s.

Updating Your Firewall's Trusted Program List

Launch your firewall and anti-virus software and update the trusted programs list.

• Verify that your firewall and anti-virus software is set to "Learn" new programs. After the HP

MediaSmart Server software is installed, the firewall should prompt you to allow the installed programs to communicate with the server.

• If you are using a firewall or anti-virus program that cannot automatically update its trusted software list, please contact the firewall or anti-virus software vendor to find out how to manually add software to the trusted software list. Then, visit click here to go to http://www.hp.com/support for a list of software to add.

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What Value does TZO Domain Names Provide Beyond the

Microsoft Live Option?

Some broadband ISPs block Port 80 which is required for easy remote access. The TZO service allows you to obtain easy remote access even if Port 80 is blocked.

• With the Microsoft domain name, if you don't already have a Microsoft Live account, you'll have to set that up.

• With TZO custom domain name option, you can get your own domain name (e.g., smithfamily.com).

• TZO customer support and troubleshooting

The First Backup is Taking a Long Time.

Your initial PC backup could take several hours, depending on how much data you have on your computer. Subsequent backups will go much faster since only the data that has changed is copied to the server.

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Uninterruptible Power Supply is not Supported

The Media Smart Server does not support active Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS). Using the

USB cable to allow the UPS to communicate with the MediaSmart Server, can cause a wide range of false errors. Using the UPS in a passive mode (USB cable not attached) does not appear to cause any false error reporting.

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Using Server Recovery and Factory Reset

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Choosing Server Recovery or Factory Reset?

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Recovering or resetting the server

To help recover or reset the server, the HP MediaSmart Server includes a Server Recovery Disc.

Using this disc requires a DVD drive.

Server Recovery attempts to recover all data and restore the folders. However, because of the state of the system prior to the recovery, not all data may be able to be recovered or integrated into the folder structure.

Note

For information about recovering a computer, see

Computer Recovery .

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Choosing Server Recovery or Factory Reset?

How to chose which process to use.

Caution

During Server Recovery , all system settings, such as User Accounts and settings, are lost. You will need to recreate them. During Factory Reset, in addition to loosing all system settings, the data on all drives is lost.

The following table will help you determine whether to choose Server Recovery or Factory Reset.

Choosing Server Recovery or Factory Reset

Server’s system hard drive has been replaced.

Server Recovery

Server operating system has been corrupted.

Disk replacement - partition data on other storage drives are okay.

If you have lost your password.

Factory Reset

The partition data on the other storage drives is corrupted.

Giving away or selling the server. See the caution below this table.

Caution

Factory Reset does not remove data from the drives; instead it allows the existing data to be overwritten. To insure that your data can never be accessed, use a “shredder” program that overwrites the hard drives with random numbers or meaningless data.

Recovering or resetting the server

Caution

Steps for performing a Server Recovery or Factory Reset. To recover or reset the server Use the

Server Recovery Disc from a computer using a wired connection to the router (or switch). A wireless connection is not recommended. Additionally, if the server is some distance from the computer you are using for Server Recovery or Factory Reset, it may be more convenient to move the server near the computer.

1. If the HP MediaSmart Server Control Center is open on your computer, close it before proceeding.

2. Insert the Server Recovery Disc into a DVD drive in a computer connected to the network by an

Ethernet cable.

The Server Recovery program automatically starts.

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3. Click Next.

4. Uninstall HP MediaSmart Server and Windows Home Server Connector:

• Click Start, Control Panel and select Add or Remove Programs.

• Click on HP MediaSmart Server, click Remove.

• Click on Windows Home Server Connector, click Remove.

5. Prepare the server for recovery or reset:

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• On the back of the server, hold in the Power button for at least 4 seconds to force the server to shutdown.

• After the server is completely off, locate the recessed Status/Recovery button on the front of the server and prepare to press this button with a paper clip.

• On the back of the server, press the Power button to restart.

• While the Health indicator is blinking aqua white

and red , use a paper clip to press the recessed Status/Recovery button until it clicks.

Recovery mode is initiated.

• If recovery mode is successfully initiated, the Health indicator light blinks pink and red repeating. After alternating a few times, the Health indicator light turns solid pink.

6. On the Rebooting your server into recovery mode dialog box, click Next, and then follow the instructions on each dialog box.

During the recovery process, the following may happen:

• If the recovery program cannot find the server, see No server found below.

• If the Server Recovery cannot recover the partition data, the progress bar will go to 100% and then back to zero and start over.

• If the recovery fails, see

Recovery fails

7. After the Server Recovery or Factory Reset completes, the server automatically restarts. Before taking the next step wait until the Health indicator light is solid aqua white .

8. You must reinstall the software on each of your computers, including the computer that you used to perform the recovery - otherwise, you won’t be able to use the server.

9. Click Finish on the Server recovery complete dialog box.

10. The HP MediaSmart Server software will automatically be installed on the computer where you performed the Server Recovery or Factory Reset.

Caution

If you did not close the HP MediaSmart Server Control Center, as indicated in step 1, you may see a message asking you to reboot your computer. If you see this message, choose to reboot later.

Otherwise, rebooting may leave the server in a state where it cannot be configured, and you will have to repeat the recovery or reset process.

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Note

It takes a few minutes for the server to go through the finishing process. Please be patient.

To install the software on other client computers , see

Installing the Software on Additional Home

Computers .

Backing Up and Restoring a Computer

Backing up and restoring a computer is available through the Backups & Computers tab on the

Windows Home Server console.

To access the Backups & Computers tab

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray.

2. Log on to the Windows Home Server Console.

3. Click the Backups & Computers tab.

For assistance backing up or restoring a computer, see the following in the Windows Home Server

Console Help:

• Computers & Backup

• How does backup work?

• Managing and Configuring Backups

• Restoring Computer Backups

• Removing a Computer

• Troubleshooting Computers & Backup

Computer Recovery

To help you recover your computer and data in the event of a hard drive failure, the HP

MediaSmart Server includes a PC Restore Disc. Use this disc to restore your computer from the

HP MediaSmart Server in the event of the following:

To restore the system drive .

• When the operating system will not start (boot).

• If you cannot use System Restore to restore the system files.

Caution

To ensure that you have the latest version of the PC Restore Disc, contact HP support at http://www.hp.com/support .

The Microsoft® Windows® Preinstallation Environment software included with this computer or software may be used for boot, diagnostic, setup, restoration, installation, configuration, test or disaster recovery purposes only.

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Note

THIS SOFTWARE CONTAINS A SECURITY FEATURE THAT WILL CAUSE END USER

CUSTOMER'S SYSTEM TO REBOOT WITHOUT PRIOR NOTIFICATION TO THE END

USER CUSTOMER AFTER 24 HOURS OF CONTINUOUS USE.

To recover your computer

1. Insert the PC Restore Disc into a CD/DVD drive in the computer you want to restore.

2. Restart the computer, and boot from the CD.

3. Follow the instructions in the Restore Wizard.

For additional information about restoring computer backups, see Restoring Computer Backups in the Windows Home Server Console Help.

Recovering or resetting the server

Caution

Steps for performing a Server Recovery or Factory Reset. To recover or reset the server Use the

1. If the HP MediaSmart Server Control Center is open on your computer, close it before proceeding.

2. Insert the Server Recovery Disc into a DVD drive in a computer connected to the network by an

Ethernet cable.

The Server Recovery program automatically starts.

3. Click Next.

4. Uninstall HP MediaSmart Server and Windows Home Server Connector:

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• Click Start, Control Panel and select Add or Remove Programs.

• Click on HP MediaSmart Server, click Remove.

• Click on Windows Home Server Connector, click Remove.

5. Prepare the server for recovery or reset:

• On the back of the server, hold in the Power button for at least 4 seconds to force the server to shutdown.

• After the server is completely off, locate the recessed Status/Recovery button on the front of the server and prepare to press this button with a paper clip.

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• On the back of the server, press the Power button to restart.

• While the Health indicator is blinking aqua white

and red , use a paper clip to press the recessed Status/Recovery button until it clicks.

Recovery mode is initiated.

• If recovery mode is successfully initiated, the Health indicator light blinks pink and red repeating. After alternating a few times, the Health indicator light turns solid pink.

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6. On the Rebooting your server into recovery mode dialog box, click Next, and then follow the instructions on each dialog box.

During the recovery process, the following may happen:

• If the recovery program cannot find the server, see No server found below.

If the Server Recovery cannot recover the partition data, the progress bar will go to 100% and then back to zero and start over.

• If the recovery fails, see

Recovery fails

7. After the Server Recovery or Factory Reset completes, the server automatically restarts. Before taking the next step wait until the Health indicator light is solid aqua white .

8. You must reinstall the software on each of your computers, including the computer that you used to perform the recovery - otherwise, you won’t be able to use the server.

9. Click Finish on the Server recovery complete dialog box.

10. The HP MediaSmart Server software will automatically be installed on the computer where you performed the Server Recovery or Factory Reset.

Caution

If you did not close the HP MediaSmart Server Control Center, as indicated in step 1, you may see a message asking you to reboot your computer. If you see this message, choose to reboot later.

Otherwise, rebooting may leave the server in a state where it cannot be configured, and you will have to repeat the recovery or reset process.

Note

It takes a few minutes for the server to go through the finishing process. Please be patient.

To install the software on other client computers , see

Installing the Software on Additional Home

Computers .

Recovery fails

If the recovery fails, one of the following messages will be displayed:

• The server disks could not be reformatted

The partition data on the server could not be written

• The primary volume on the server could not be written

• The recovery image could not be loaded

The most likely causes of these messages are:

A connection failure.

1. Make sure that you are using a wired connection to the server from the computer you are using to do the recovery.

2. Check network connections.

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3. Repeat the recovery or reset.

Installing the Software using a Browser

Use the Software Installation Disc to install both the HP MediaSmart Server software and the

Windows Home Server Connector software. You can also install the Server software using a Web browser with this link: http:\\hpserver:55000 .

1. Turn on the Server.

All of the LED's will be in a pulsing state.

2. Open a Web Browser and type the following address http://hpserver:55000.

The Windows Home Server Connector Setup window opens.

3. Click Download Now.

Note

You can come back later to get the toolkit or contact information. Type the Address <name of server:55000> in this example http://hpserver:55000.

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4. A file download security warning and a Internet Explorer dialog box may pop up. Click Run.

5. A dialog box opens stating that software is being downloaded from your HPSERVER. Click Next, when the download is complete.

6. The Install Wizard opens and gives you the rest of the installation instructions.

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Expanding Server Storage

You can expand storage in the HP MediaSmart Server in several ways:

Add one or more SATA hard drives to the server’s internal expansion bays. (Integrated Drive

Electronics (IDE) drives are not supported.)

• Add up to four USB disk drives to the server’s USB ports.

• Add an external SATA (eSATA) hard drive to the server’s external eSATA port.

The following topics provide information on expanding server storage:

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Adding an internal SATA drive

• Installing and removing an external USB disk drive or eSATA drive

• Adding and removing drives from server storage

Adding an Internal SATA Drive

How to place a hard drive into an expansion bay in the HP MediaSmart Server.

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Important

Do not remove the bottom drive. This drive contains the Windows Home Server operating system.

Important

There are two parts to adding an internal drive: add the drive to an expansion bay and then initialize the drive so it becomes part of the total server storage.

To add a SATA drive to an expansion bay

1. Determine which expansion bay to use:

• The light-bar for an empty expansion bay is off.

• Add the new hard drive to the lowest available expansion bay.

2. Open the door on the front of the server.

3. On the lowest empty hard-drive tray, press down the lever to unlock the handle.

4. Lift the handle all the way up.

5. Gently pull the hard-drive tray from the expansion bay.

6. Fold down the flap near the back of the hard-drive tray.

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Note

This flap improves air flow through the server. If you remove a drive, be sure to fold this flap back up.

7. Insert the new drive into the left side of the hard-drive tray, making sure that the pins go into the hard drive’s mounting holes.

8. Flex the right side-rail, and then insert the pins into the hard drive’s mounting holes.

9. With the handle up, slide the hard-drive tray and drive into the expansion bay.

10. Press down on the handle on the hard-drive tray until it locks.

11. Close the door on the front of the server.

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11. Notice that within a few seconds the light-bar for the new hard drive pulsates aqua white

This indicates that the hard drive has been installed, but has not been initialized.

12.

Add the drive to the server’s total storage .

Removing an Internal SATA Drive

How to remove a hard drive from an expansion bay in the HP MediaSmart Server.

For information about removing the system drive

, see Replacing the system .

Caution

Before removing a drive from an expansion bay, you must remove the drive from the server’s total storage.

For information about removing a drive from total storage, see Adding and Removing Drives from

Server Storage .

To remove a hard drive from an expansion bay

1. Be sure that the light-bar for the hard drive you want to remove is blinking aqua white

This indicates that the drive has been properly removed from the server’s total storage.

2. Open the door on the front of the HP MediaSmart Server.

3. On the drive you want to remove, press down the lever to unlock the handle.

4. Lift the handle of the hard-drive tray all the way up.

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5. Gently pull the system drive from the drive bay.

6. Flex the back of the right side-rail, and then withdraw the back pin from the hard drive by gently pulling the side-rail down and away.

7. Flex the front of the right side-rail, and then withdraw the front pin from the hard drive by gently pulling the side-rail down and away.

8. Remove the drive from the hard-drive tray.

9. Fold up the flap near the back of the hard-drive tray.

Note

Folding up the flap improves air flow and helps keep the server cool.

10. With the handle up, slide the hard-drive tray back into the system bay.

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11. Close the handle on the hard-drive tray until it locks.

12. Close the door on the front of the server.

Adding and Removing Drives from Server Storage

Drives added or removed from an expansion bay or port must be added or removed from total server storage.

Caution

When adding a hard drive to server storage, the hard drive is formatted. Make sure to back up any important files that are on the hard drive before adding it to server storage.

To add a drive to the server’s total storage

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray.

2. Log on to the Windows Home Server Console.

3. Click the Server Storage tab.

4. Follow the instructions in Adding a hard drive in the Windows Home Server Console Help.

To remove a drive from the server’s storage

If the server does not have enough remaining storage, and you do not first add another hard drive to server storage, either you will lose shared-folder duplication or you will lose files. This depends on how much server storage space remains after you remove a hard drive.

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray.

2. Log on to the Windows Home Server Console.

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3. Click the Server Storage tab.

4. Follow the instructions in Removing a hard drive in the Windows Home Server Console Help.

Adding and Removing an External USB Drive or eSATA

Drive

You can add external USB disk drives to any of the HP MediaSmart Server’s four USB ports. You can also add an eSATA drive to the eSATA port.

Important

There are two parts to adding external drives: connect the drive to a port and then initialize the drive so it becomes part of the total server storage.

To connect an external USB disk drive

If you use a USB disk drive, it is recommended that you use a drive that conforms to USB 2.0 or later.

1. Plug in the USB cable into one of the USB ports on the server.

2. To plug in and power up your external USB drive, see the documentation that came with your

USB disk drive.

Caution

The addition of multiple USB disk drives through an external USB hub is neither recommended nor supported.

3. Follow instructions in Adding and Removing Drives Server Storage

To connect an eSATA disk drive

1. Plug in the Serial ATA cable into the eSATA port on the back of the server, as shown in the following figure.

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2. To plug in and power up your eSATA disk drive, see the documentation that came with your device.

3. Follow instructions in Adding and Removing Drives Server Storage

Replacing the System Drive

Replacing the internal system drive consists of four parts:

Removing the System Drive

Re-installing the New System Drive

3. Resetting the System. See Using Server Recovery and Factory Reset.

4. Reinstall the software on each computer. See Installing the Software on Additional Home

Computers .

Important

The system drive contains the Microsoft Windows Home Server operating system. The server cannot operate while the system drive is removed and must be re-installed via the Server Recovery

Disc or factory reset. See Using Server Recovery and Factory Reset.

Removing the System Drive

The following figure shows the location of the system hard drive.

To remove the system drive

1. Hold in the Power button for at least 4 seconds to force the server to shutdown.

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2. Open the door on the front of the server.

3. Using a coin, turn the security knob clockwise to unlock the drive.

4. On the bottom drive, press down the lever to release the handle.

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5. Lift the handle all the way up.

6. Gently pull the system drive from the drive bay.

7. Flex the back of the right side-rail and withdraw the back pin from the hard drive by gently pulling the side-rail down and away.

8. Flex the front of the right side-rail and withdraw the front pin from the hard drive by gently pulling the side-rail down and away.

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9. Remove the drive from the hard-drive tray.

Re-installing the New System Drive

This topic provides information about how to install the system drive.

To re-install the new system drive

1. Insert the new system drive into the left side of the hard-drive tray, making sure that the pins go into the hard drive’s mounting holes.

2. Flex the front of the right side-rail and insert the pin into the hard drive’s mounting hole, and then flex the back of the right side-rail and insert the pin into the other mounting hole.

3. With the handle up, slide the hard-drive tray and drive into the system bay.

Note

Don’t push on the handle; the tray won’t slide in.

4. Close the handle on the hard-drive tray by pressing down until it locks.

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5. Using a coin, turn the security knob counterclockwise to lock system drive in its bay.

6. Close the door on the front of the server.

7. Power on the server.

8. The HP MediaSmart Server lights will pulsate aqua white.

9. Perform a Factory Reset to initiate the drive. See Using Server Recovery and Factory Reset .

Can I Remove and Reattach A USB Drive

Yes, any USB drive that has been attached to the Server:

• To increase storage capacity of the Server or

• To back up files

If a USB drive is removed can be reattached.

NOTE:

If while the drive was unattached and filers were added to that drive these files will not available when it is reattached to the Server. The space occupied by these files will remain unavailable but the Server will not see data.

What Happens if a USB Drive Becomes Unattached

A USB drive has been successfully added to the "Servers Backup Hard Drives" or "Storage

Hard Drives" can become unattached to the Server. Some of the reasons a working USB drive might be unattached:

• The USB Drive loses its Power Supply.

• The USB cable comes loose from the drive or Server.

Verify that your USB Drive has power and the Cable connecting the drive to the server is firmly seated.

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USB Drive is unattached during a "Backup"

Should the USB drive become unattached for any reason during the backup, the backup will fail.

Once the USB drive has been seen by the server again, the next back up should work.

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USB Drive used for Server Storage is Unattached

Should your USB drive become unattached to the server the status of the drive will show as

Missing.

Once you have confirmed that the cables are firmly seated the status of the USB Drive will change from Missing to Healthy.

TREAMING

EDIA iTunes Frequently Asked Questions

Song Selection from the Server is not Updating with New

Additions.

Server has not refreshed yet.

• Wait for the Server to synchronize.

• Click on eject button on the Server bar.

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Podcasts not Showing in Playlist.

Podcasts copied over will not show in playlist for server.

HP Media Collector does not Appear to be Working

HP Media Collector is used by the HP MediaSmart Server to copy music, photos, and videos of users that have accounts on the HP MediaSmart Server.

There are some common causes for the HP Media Collector to appear not to work:

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No music/media in library

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The Server may not have refreshed yet

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Accounts may not match or guest account disabled

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Guest account disabled

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Media Type is not Enabled for Collection

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Home Computer is not Included as a Scanned Computer

No music/media in library

Add music to library.

Also look at the following sections for more troubleshooting ideas:

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The aggregation application that runs on the client is not running or is failing

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The aggregation application may not be accessing the desired material on the client side

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The server may be down or unreachable

The aggregation application that runs on the client is not running or is failing

At a lower level, this could also have several causes. The most likely one is that there is a problem running the automatically scheduled aggregation task. The user can browse to the list of scheduled tasks, turn on view hidden tasks, and look for a task called MediaAggregator.txt. Located at

"C:\Documents and Settings\<user>\Local Settings\Application Data\Hewlett-Packard\HP

MediaSmart Server"

If this task does not exist, then there has been a problem setting up the task and they should probably log out and log in again. This should cause a startup task to run (normal installation sets this up for all users). If the task exists, the user can see when it last ran, which indicates whether it ran recently enough to pick up the changes. You can check how often the aggregation is configured to run. You can also select the task and manually run it.

The scheduling, as mentioned above, can be a problem if the user has just changed to a more frequent setting, but the next scheduled run (according to the old setting) is well in the future. The changed setting won't be picked up until it runs next in the schedule, or the user logs out and in again, or until the user manually runs the task.

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Other likely failures are covered below, like being unable to reach the server and unable to read the configuration file.

Also, if no user is logged in to the networked computer, the aggregation client won't run.

In these cases, look at the music share to see if the content appears there.

The aggregation application may not be accessing the desired music on the client side

The iTunes aggregator runs with the permissions of the logged on user, if the material to be aggregated is in a folder that the user doesn't have permission to access, then that folder's contents can't be aggregated when this user is logged in.

The server may be down or unreachable

If the network computer cannot access the shares or the console on the server, the server may be down, so aggregation cannot occur.

The Server may not have refreshed yet

1. Click the Eject button on the Server Bar in iTunes.

2. Click the HP MediaSmart Server button on the Windows Home Server Console and your music files should now be seen.

Accounts may not match

If the user accounts and passwords do not match, you will be prompted to type a user name and password when you open the server’s shared folders .

Create a User account that matches your computer's account.

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray.

2. Log on to the Windows Home Server Console.

3. Click the User Accounts tab.

If you have already dismissed the Windows Home Server user help dialog, then skip to step 6.

The User Accounts Setup dialog displays. Click Set Policy to force a password strength for all user accounts and click OK. (optional)

User accounts that are enabled for remote access in the Add User Account Wizard in step 6 below, require a strong password regardless of what is selected on the Set Policy page.

4. Click OK on the User Accounts Setup dialog to begin creating user accounts.

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5. Click Add, and then complete the Add User Account Wizard.

6. Check to enable remote access if the family member wants to access the home network from outside of the home.

7. Repeat for each user account that you want to add.

Guest account disabled

If you want everyone to use the same logon account to access the HP MediaSmart Server, enable the guest account. If the guest account is enabled with no password, family members are not required to logon when they use home computers. Additionally, all family members can have Full access to all shared folders through the guest account.

Note

If you enable the guest account, everyone that connects to your home network has the same privileges. That may mean that they all have full access to shared folders and other resources on your server. The guest account cannot be used to access the server from outside of the home using remote access.

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray.

2. Log on to the Windows Home Server Console.

3. Click the User Accounts tab.

4. The User Accounts Setup dialog displays. Click Enable Guest. See picture in step 5 above.

Media Type is not Enabled for Collection

The HP MediaSmart Server may not be set up to scan for photos, music, or videos. Check your

HP Media Collector settings to make sure the media type is configured for collection.

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray.

2. Log on to the Windows Home Server Console.

3. Click Settings.

4. Click Media Collector in the left menu of the Windows Home Server Settings dialog.

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5. Click the Photos, Music, or Videos tab.

6. Check that the media collection status is set to Enabled.

7. Click OK.

Home Computer is not Included as a Scanned Computer

The HP MediaSmart Server may not be set up to scan one of your network computers. Check your HP Media Collector settings to make sure all of your home computers are included.

1. At the computer, double-click the Windows Home Server icon in the system tray.

2. Log on to the Windows Home Server Console.

3. Click Settings.

4. Click Media Collector in the left menu of the Windows Home Server Settings dialog.

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5. On the General Settings tab, check that all of the necessary computers are Included in the

Scanned Computers list.

6. Click OK.

Why my Files Do Not Show Up on DMA?

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Once WMC has been enabled to share a shared folder, it continually monitors the folder for new files.

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If your DMA does not display WMC from the HP MediaSmart Server, or none of your files are found by the DMA.

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If some of your files (e.g., files newly copied to the server) are not found by the DMA.

Digital Media Adapters (DMA, or Digital Media Receivers - DMR ) use the Universal Plug 'n Play

( UPnP ) protocol to automatically discover Digital Media Servers (DMS). The HP MediaSmart

Server uses Windows Media Connect 2.0 (WMC) as its DMS. In order for a DMA to discover the

HP MediaSmart Server and access its content, WMC must be enabled. WMC defaults to being disabled; it is automatically enabled for all DMAs when the server administrator selects one or more of the three media shared folders (Music, Photos and Videos) for media sharing. On your

DMA, you should then see the HP MediaSmart Server listed as:

<YourServerName>: 1 : Windows Media Connect

Note

Some DMAs aggregate the content from all DMSs into a single view; in such a case you may not be able to identify each DMS individually. Further troubleshooting steps form DMA follow:

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Once WMC has been enabled to share a shared folder, it continually monitors the folder for new files.

1. Open the Control Center on one of your home PCs.

2. Select the Tools tab at the bottom.

3. On the Tools tab, click on the Home Server Console (HSC) icon.

4. On the HSC password screen, type in the Administrator's password.

5. When the HSC comes up, click on the Settings button near the top right.

6. In the left pane of the Settings panel, select Media Sharing .

7. In the right pane of the Settings panel, you must now select at least one of the shared folders for sharing by selecting the On radio button.

8. Click Apply.

This will automatically start WMC, which will then share all of the files in the selected shared folders.

If your DMA does not display WMC from the HP MediaSmart

Server, or none of your files are found by the DMA.

1. Check that WMC is enabled (use the above steps to get to the Media Sharing settings, and verify that at least one of the shared folders is On).

Check that the HP MediaSmart Server and DMA are both connected to the same home network (a router or firewall between them could interfere with the discovery and content sharing protocols).

2. Restart the DMA.

3. Restart the HP Media Smart server.

If some of your files (e.g., files newly copied to the server) are not found by the DMA.

1. Check that the files were copied to the correct location. Only the Music, Photos and Videos shared folders may be enabled for media sharing. Note that if one of these folders is enabled for media sharing; then all folders below that are also enabled for media sharing.

2. Re-enable the shared folder for media sharing.

• Go to the Media Sharing Settings panel (see the instructions above for how to get here).

• Turn sharing Off for the shared folder with the missing files and select Apply.

• Turn sharing back On for the shared folder and select Apply.

3. Restart the DMA.

4. Restart the HP Media Smart server.

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Media Files (Audio/Video) of Supported Format Aren't Seen by Device.

Possible naming convention issues.

Double check names on server, make sure they start with a letter, and not a number or symbol.

Windows Media Connect 2.0 and TwonkyMedia

Comparison

The following tables provide a detailed comparison of Windows Media Connect 2.0 and

TwonkyMedia features.

At a high level, TwonkyMedia

• Allows your digital media adaptor or digital media receiver to see photo thumbnails for pictures and album artwork for music

• Supports a lot more media formats

General Features

Comparison of General Windows Media Connect and TwonkyMedia Features

Feature

DLNA Support

Windows Media Connect 2.0

Some Capability

TwonkyMedia

1.0 compliant

1.5 reference

User Controlled Number of

Shared

Folders

Shared Folders/Media

Types

Music

Photos

Videos

Music/all media types

Photos/all media types

Videos/all media types

Album Art/Thumbnail

Support

Picture Scaling

Video Trick Modes

Limited

Music/music media types

Photos/all media types

Videos/video media types

User selectable folders/media types

Music album art

Photo thumbnails

JPG_MED support

Yes

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Comparison of General Windows Media Connect and TwonkyMedia Features

Feature Windows Media Connect 2.0 TwonkyMedia

Server Side Shuffle

Status/Summary User

Interface

Folder Monitoring

DMR

Exclusion

Yes

Views

Comparison of Windows Media Connect and TwonkyMedia Views

Views

Music Views

Album

All Tracks

Artist

Artist Index

Windows Media Connect 2.0

TwonkyMedia

Artist/Folder X

Folder X X

Genre

Genre Index

Genre/Artist X

Playlist X X

X Year/Artist

Picture Views

Album

All Photos

X X

Date X (flat) X (hierarchal)

Folder X X

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Comparison of Windows Media Connect and TwonkyMedia Views

Views Windows Media Connect 2.0 TwonkyMedia

Playlist

Video Views

Actor X

Album X

All Videos X

Folder X

Genre X

Playlist X

File Formats

Comparison of Windows Media Connect and TwonkyMedia File Formats

File Formats Windows Media Connect 2.0 TwonkyMedia

Music Formats

3gp ac3 aiff

X asf X

FLAC

LPCM m4a mp1 mp2 mp3 X mp4 mpa ogg

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Comparison of Windows Media Connect and TwonkyMedia File Formats

File Formats Windows Media Connect 2.0 TwonkyMedia wav X wma X

Picture Formats bmp X

X gif X jpg/jpeg X png X tif/tiff X

Video Formats

3gp asf avi X

DivX dvr-ms X m1v m4v mpe mpg/mpeg X

MPEG-1 X

MPEG-2 X

MPEG2-TS

MPEG-4 vdr vob wmv X

Xvid

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Comparison of Windows Media Connect and TwonkyMedia File Formats

File Formats Windows Media Connect 2.0 TwonkyMedia

Playlist Formats m3u X pls wpl X

Why do I see duplicate songs, pictures, or videos on my

DMA list?

If you are streaming content from shared folders using both Windows Media Connect and

TwonkyMedia, you may see duplicate entries of your songs, pictures, or videos on your digital media adaptor. To eliminate this problem, disable media sharing for one of the shared folders.

For additional information on these programs, see Windows Media Connect 2.0 and

TwonkyMedia Comparison .

To disable a shared folder in Windows Media Connect 2.0

1. At the computer, click Start, All Programs, and then select HP MediaSmart Server.

2. In the Control Center, click the MediaSmart tab.

3. Click Settings in the upper right corner.

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4. Click Media Sharing in the left menu.

5. On the right side under Media Sharing Library, click Off for the shared folders that you do not want to use for streaming content using Windows Media Connect.

6. Click OK.

For additional information on using Windows Media Connect, see Media Sharing in the Windows

Home Server help.

To disable a shared folder in TwonkyMedia

1. At the computer, click Start , All Programs , and then select HP MediaSmart Server .

2. Click the TwonkyMedia tab.

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3. Click Media Server Settings on the menu bar.

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4. On the Media Sharing Photos tab on the right side, select a shared folder and click Remove for each folder that you do not want to use for streaming content using TwonkyMedia.

5. Click OK.

For additional information on using TwonkyMedia, click Help while on the TwonkyMedia tab of the Windows Home Server Console or click Help on any of the TwonkyMedia dialog boxes.

Why does HP MediaSmart Server show up twice on my

DMA list?

If you are running both Windows Media Connect and TwonkyMedia, they will both show up when you view menus on your digital media adaptor.

Once you turn on media sharing using Windows Media Connect, this program will always display the HP MediaSmart Server in your digital media adaptor list. However, you can disable media sharing for the folders under the HP MediaSmart Server. See Why do I see duplicate songs, pictures, or videos on my DMA list? for information on disabling media sharing for shared folders.

Alternately, you can turn off TwonkyMedia media sharing and remove the duplicate HP

MediaSmart Server from your digital media adaptor list. See the steps below.

For additional information on these programs, see Windows Media Connect 2.0 and

TwonkyMedia Comparison .

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To turn off TwonkyMedia media sharing

1. At the computer, click Start, All Programs, and then select HP MediaSmart Server.

2. In the Control Center, click the MediaSmart Server tab.

3. Click TwonkyMedia in the left navigation.

4. Click Stop Sharing.

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RODUCT

PECIFICATIONS

The product specifications contain information about the HP MediaSmart Server, its requirements, and standards.

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Minimum Client-computer Requirements

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HP MediaSmart Server Specifications

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Network Information

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Environmental

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Electrical and Power

Minimum Client-computer Requirements

One or more computers that meet or exceed these requirements:

Computer Requirements

Any computer capable of running the supported operating systems listed in the following table.

Operating Systems

Windows Vista

Supported Operating Systems

Windows XP

Mac OS X

Windows Vista Home Basic with

Service Pack 1 (SP1)

Windows XP Home with Service

Pack 2 (SP2)

Mac OS X 10.5 or later

Windows Vista Home Basic 64bit with SP1

Windows Vista Home Premium with SP1

Windows Vista Home Premium

64-bit with SP1

Windows Vista Ultimate with

SP1

Windows XP Professional with

SP2

Windows XP Home with SP3

Windows XP Professional with

SP3

Windows XP Media Center

Edition 2005 with SP2 and

Rollup 2

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Windows Vista a

Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit with SP1

Supported Operating Systems

Windows XP b

Windows XP Media Center

Edition 2004 with SP2

Mac OS X a. Remote access is not supported by Windows Vista Home (all versions); the Business,

Enterprise, and Ultimate versions of Windows Vista support remote access. For more information, see Why can't I connect to some computers? in the Windows Home Server Console Help. b. Windows XP Professional and Windows XP Media Center Editions support remote access.

Windows XP Home does not support remote access.

Client-computer Hard Drive

25 MB free for software installation on client computers

Other Client-computer Requirements

CD-ROM drive for client-computer installation

DVD-ROM drive for Server Recovery

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Internal drive storage

750 GB (EX485)

1.5 TB (EX487)

Drive expandability

3 Serial ATA expansion bays (EX485)

2 Serial ATA expansion bays (EX487)

4 USB 2.0 ports

1 eSATA port

Maximum storage space: unlimited

Dimensions

Width: 14cm (5.5")

Height: 25cm (9.8")

Depth: 23cm (base)-25cm (top) (9.2"-9.5”)

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Weight

EX485: 5.2 kg (11.4 lb.)

EX487: 5.8 kg (12.7 lb.)

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Network Information

Default Network Name

HPSERVER

Network Requirements

Requirement

Server connection

Home computers

Internet Connection

Router

Connector types

Ethernet: RJ45 eSATA: I-Type

Maximum transmission distances

Ethernet: 100 meters eSATA: 2 meters

USB: 5 meters

Network Requirements

Recommended

100 Mbps to 1000 Mbps (Gigabit Ethernet) wired connection.

One or more computers running a supported operating system with a wired or wireless network connection.

Broadband connection, such as DSL or cable, required for remote access functionality.

An external Internet broadband router with 100

Mbps (or faster) Ethernet connection to the server for remote access functionality and wired or wireless connections to the computers on the network.

Additionally, your router must have DHCP enabled to provide automatic IP address to the server.

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Browser

Internet Explorer 6.0 or greater

Netscape 8.0 or greater

Firefox 2.0 or greater

Safari 3.0 and greater (Mac only)

Environmental

Temperature

Operating: 5 to 35 °C (4 to 95 °F)

Nonoperating: –30 to 65 °C (–22 to 149 °F)

Humidity (no condensation allowed)

Operating: 15% to 90% RH

Nonoperating: 5% to 95% RH

Shock

Nonoperating: 85 G

Vibration

Operating: 0.2 Grms

Nonoperating: 2.1 Grms

Electrical and Power

Electrical Ratings

AC input 100–127V ~5A max or 200–240V ~3A max, 50/60Hz

Power Consumption

Number of drives

1 (EX485) 1

Power Consumption

Sleep Mode

(Watts)

Idle

(Watts)

44 50

Active Data

(Watts)

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2 (EX487) 1 55 60

4 1

Safety

IEC 950-compliant

USA – UL, CDRH Radiation Control Standards 21

CFR 1010 and 1020-1 0.50

Canada – CSA or CUL

Europe – LVD 73/23/EEC 93/68/EC

IEC 60950-1 plus amendments

EN60825 plus amendments

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EGULATORY

TATEMENTS

The HP MediaSmart Server complies to the following:

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Federal Communications Commission Notice

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Modifications

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Cables

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Declaration of Conformity for Products Marked with the FCC Logo (United States only)

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California Perchlorate Material Notice

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European Union Regulatory Notice

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Japanese Notice

Federal Communications Commission Notice

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can

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• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio or television technician for help.

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Connections to this device must be made with shielded cables with metallic RFI/EMI connector hoods in order to maintain compliance with FCC Rules and Regulations.

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(United States only)

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and

2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

For questions regarding the product, contact:

Hewlett-Packard Company

P. O. Box 692000, Mail Stop 530113

Houston, Texas 77269-2000

Or, call 1-800-HP-INVENT (1-800-474-6836).

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Houston, Texas 77269-2000

Or, call (281) 514-3333.

To identify this product, refer to the part, series, or model number found on the product.

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Perchlorate material - special handling may apply See http://www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate/

This product’s real-time clock battery or coin cell battery may contain perchlorate and may require special handling when recycled or disposed of in California.

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This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing

Equipment Regulations.

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Cet appareil numérique de la classe B respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada.

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Disposal of Waste Equipment by Users in Private Household in the European

Union

This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product must not be disposed of with your other household waste. Instead, it is your responsibility to dispose of your waste equipment by handing it over to a designated collection point for the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment. The separate collection and recycling of your waste equipment at the time of disposal will help to conserve natural resources and ensure that it is recycled in a manner that protects human health and the environment. For more information about where you can drop off your waste equipment for recycling, please contact your local city office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

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Chemical Substances

HP is committed to providing our customers with information about the chemical substances in our products as needed to comply with legal requirements such as REACH (Regulation EC No

1907/2006 of the European Parliament and the Council). A chemical information report for this product can be found at: http://www.hp.com/go/reach

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This product complies with the following EU Directives:

• Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC

• EMC Directive 2004/108/EC

Compliance with these directives implies conformity to applicable harmonized European standards (European Norms) which are listed on the EU Declaration of Conformity issued by

Hewlett-Packard for this product or product family.

This compliance is indicated by the following conformity marking placed on the product:

Hewlett-Packard GmbH, HQ-TRE, Herrenberger Strasse 140, 71034 Boeblingen, Germany

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Content providers are using the digital rights management technology for Windows Media contained in this device (“WM-DRM”) to protect the integrity of their content (“Secure Content”) so that their intellectual property, including copyright, in such content is not misappropriated. This device uses WM-DRM Software to play Secure Content (“WM-DRM Software”). If the security of the WM-DRM Software in this device has been compromised, owners of Secure Content

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WM-DRM Software’s ability to play unprotected content. A list of revoked WM-DRM Software is sent to your device whenever you download a license for Secure Content from the Internet or from a PC. Microsoft may, in conjunction with such license, also download revocations lists onto your device on behalf of Secure Content Owners.

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Duration

Hardware: 1 year Limited Warranty

Software: 1 year Technical Support

General Terms

This HP Hardware Limited Warranty gives you, the customer, express limited warranty rights from HP, the manufacturer. Please refer to HP’s Web site for an extensive description of your limited warranty entitlements. In addition, you may also have other legal rights under applicable local law or special written agreement with HP.

HP MAKES NO OTHER EXPRESS WARRANTY OR CONDITION, WHETHER WRITTEN

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NOT STATED IN THIS LIMITED WARRANTY. TO THE EXTENT ALLOWED BY THE

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OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. FOR ALL

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ALLOW A LIMITATION ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS OR THE

EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES FOR

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THE LIMITED WARRANTY TERMS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT, EXCEPT TO

THE EXTENT LAWFULLY PERMITTED, DO NOT EXCLUDE, RESTRICT, OR MODIFY

BUT ARE IN ADDITION TO THE MANDATORY STATUTORY RIGHTS APPLICABLE TO

THE SALE OF THIS PRODUCT TO YOU.

This Limited Warranty is applicable in all countries/regions and may be enforced in any country/region where HP or its authorized service providers offer warranty service for the same product model number subject to the terms and conditions set forth in this Limited Warranty.

Under the HP Global Limited Warranty program, products purchased in one country/region may be transferred to another country/region, where HP or its authorized service providers offer warranty service for the same product model number, without voiding the warranty. Warranty terms, service availability, and service response times may vary from country/region to

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HP is not responsible for any tariffs or duties that may be incurred in transferring the products.

Transfer of the products may be covered by export controls issued by the United States or other governments.

This Limited Warranty applies only to HP-branded and Compaq-branded hardware products

(collectively referred to in this Limited Warranty as “HP Hardware Products”) sold by or leased from Hewlett-Packard Company, its worldwide subsidiaries, affiliates, authorized resellers, or country/region distributors (collectively referred to in this Limited Warranty as “HP”) with this

Limited Warranty. The term “HP Hardware Product” is limited to the hardware components and required firmware. The term “HP Hardware Product” DOES NOT include any software applications or programs; non-HP products or non-HP branded peripherals. All non-HP products or non-HP branded peripherals external to the HP Hardware Product — such as external storage subsystems, displays, printers, and other peripherals — are provided “AS IS” without HP warranty. However, non-HP manufacturers and suppliers, or publishers may provide their own warranties directly to you.

HP warrants that the HP Hardware Products that you have purchased or leased from HP are free from defects in materials or workmanship under normal use during the Limited Warranty Period.

The Limited Warranty Period starts on the date of purchase or lease from HP or from the date HP completes installation. Your dated sales or delivery receipt, showing the date of purchase or lease of the product, is your proof of the purchase or lease date. You may be required to provide proof of purchase or lease as a condition of receiving warranty service. You are entitled to hardware warranty service according to the terms and conditions of this document if a repair to your HP

Hardware Product is required within the Limited Warranty Period.

Unless otherwise stated, and to the extent permitted by local law, new HP Hardware Products may be manufactured using new materials or new and used materials equivalent to new in performance and reliability. HP may repair or replace HP Hardware Products (a) with new or previously used products or parts equivalent to new in performance and reliability or (b) with equivalent products to an original product that has been discontinued. Replacement parts are warranted to be free from defects in material or workmanship for ninety (90) days or, for the remainder of the Limited

Warranty Period of the HP Hardware Product they are replacing or in which they are installed, whichever is longer.

During the Limited Warranty Period, HP will, at its discretion, repair or replace any defective component. All component parts or hardware products removed under this Limited Warranty become the property of HP. In the unlikely event that your HP Hardware Product has recurring failures, HP, at its sole discretion, may elect to provide you with (a) a replacement unit of HP’s choosing that is the same or equivalent to your HP Hardware Product in performance or (b) to give you a refund of your purchase price or lease payments (less interest) instead of a replacement. This is your exclusive remedy for defective products.

Exclusions

HP does not warrant that the operation of this product will be uninterrupted or error-free. HP is not responsible for damage that occurs as a result of your failure to follow the instructions intended for the HP Hardware Product.

This Limited Warranty does not apply to expendable or consumable parts and does not extend to any product from which the serial number has been removed or that has been damaged or rendered defective (a) as a result of accident, misuse, abuse, contamination, improper or inadequate maintenance or calibration, or other external causes; (b) by operation outside the usage parameters stated in the user documentation that shipped with the product (c) by software, interfacing, parts,

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HP or HP-approved parts if available for your product in the servicing country/region.

YOU SHOULD MAKE PERIODIC BACKUP COPIES OF THE DATA STORED ON

YOUR HARD DRIVE OR OTHER STORAGE DEVICES AS A PRECAUTION AGAINST

POSSIBLE FAILURES, ALTERATION, OR LOSS OF THE DATA. BEFORE

RETURNING ANY UNIT FOR SERVICE, BE SURE TO BACK UP DATA AND

REMOVE ANY CONFIDENTIAL, PROPRIETARY, OR PERSONAL INFORMATION.

HP IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE TO OR LOSS OF ANY PROGRAMS, DATA,

OR REMOVABLE STORAGE MEDIA. HP IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE

RESTORATION OR REINSTALLATION OF ANY PROGRAMS OR DATA OTHER

THAN SOFTWARE INSTALLED BY HP WHEN THE PRODUCT IS MANUFACTURED.

UNITS SENT IN FOR SERVICE MAY HAVE THE DATA ERASED FROM THE HARD

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Exclusive Remedy

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REPRESENTATIONS MADE IN HP SALES LITERATURE OR ADVICE GIVEN TO YOU

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CONNECTION WITH YOUR PURCHASE OR LEASE OF THE HP HARDWARE PRODUCT.

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MALFUNCTION IN CONDITIONS OF NORMAL USE.

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PERSONAL INJURY.

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APPLICABLE STATE OR COUNTRY/REGION LAWS FOR A FULL DETERMINATION OF

YOUR RIGHTS.

Limited Warranty Period

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HP or your reseller informs you otherwise in writing.

Types of Warranty Service

To enable HP to provide the best possible support and service during the Limited Warranty

Period, you may be directed by HP to verify configurations, load most recent firmware, patches, run HP diagnostics tests, or use HP remote support solutions where applicable.

HP strongly encourages you to accept the use of or to employ available support technologies provided by HP. If you choose not to deploy available remote support capabilities, you may incur additional costs due to increased support resource requirements. Listed below are the types of warranty support service that may be applicable to the HP Hardware Product you have purchased.

Customer Self Repair Warranty Service

In countries/regions where it is available, your HP Limited Warranty may include a customer self repair warranty service. If applicable, HP will determine in its sole discretion that customer self repair is the appropriate method of warranty service. If so, HP will ship approved replacement parts directly to you to fulfill your HP Hardware Product warranty service. This will save considerable repair time. After you contact the HP Technical Support Center and the fault diagnosis identifies that the problem can be fixed using one of these parts, a replaceable part can be sent directly to you. Once the part arrives, replace the defective part pursuant to the provided instructions and documentation. If further assistance is required, call the HP Technical Support

Center, and a technician will assist you over the phone. In cases where the replacement part must be returned to HP, you must ship the defective part back to HP within a defined period of time, normally thirty (30) days. The defective part must be returned with the associated documentation in the provided shipping material. Failure to return the defective product may result in HP billing you for the replacement.

With a customer self repair, HP will pay all shipping and part return costs and determine the courier/carrier to be used. If customer self repair applies to you, please refer to your specific HP

Hardware Product announcement. You can also obtain information on this warranty service on the

HP Web site at: http://www.hp.com/support

Pickup and Return Warranty Service

Your HP Limited Warranty may include a pickup and return warranty service. Under the terms of pickup and return service, HP will pick up the defective unit from your location, repair it, and return it back to your location. HP will incur all repair, logistics, and insurance costs in this process.

Carry-in Warranty Service

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Service Upgrades

HP has a range of additional support and service coverage for your product that can be purchased locally. However, some support and related products may not be available in all countries/regions.

For information on availability of service upgrades and the cost for these service upgrades, refer to the HP Web site at: http://www.hp.com/support

Options Limited Warranty, Software and Digital Content

Your Options Limited Warranty is a one (1) year (HP Options Limited Warranty Period) parts replacement warranty on any HP branded or Compaq-branded options (HP Options). If your HP

Options are installed in an HP Hardware Product, HP may provide warranty service either for the

HP Options Limited Warranty Period or the remaining Limited Warranty Period of the HP

Hardware Product in which the HP Options are being installed, whichever period is the longer but not to exceed three (3) years from the date you purchased the HP Options. The HP Options

Limited Warranty Period starts on your date of purchase. Your dated sales or delivery receipt, showing the date of purchase, is your start date. Non-HP options are provided “AS IS”. Non-HP manufacturers and suppliers may provide warranties directly to you. EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN

ANY SOFTWARE END-USER LICENSE OR PROGRAM LICENSE AGREEMENT, OR IF

OTHERWISE REQUIRED BY LOCAL LAW, SOFTWARE AND THIRD PARTY DIGITAL

CONTENT, INCLUDING THE OPERATING SYSTEM OR ANY SOFTWARE OR THIRD

PARTY DIGITAL CONTENT PREINSTALLED BY HP ARE PROVIDED “AS IS”. EXCEPT

AS SPECIFICALLY PROVIDED IN THIS LIMITED WARRANTY, IN NO EVENT WILL HP

BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES CAUSED BY OR ARISING FROM ANY THIRD PARTY

DIGITAL CONTENT PREINSTALLED ON YOUR HP HARDWARE PRODUCT.

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HP Video Converter

The HP MediaSmart Server automatically converts your video library (including unprotected

DVDs) into a format that will play in the home and remotely on PCs, Macs, XBox 360s,

HP Media Streamer for Videos

The HP Media Streamer always supported music and photos. Now it supports videos!

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Defect Fixes and Enhancements

The following defect fixes and enhancements are included in this update.

1. Public and private capabilities were added to HP Photo Viewer albums.

2. Made a number of improvements to the Mac Backup feature, including the ability to resize the backup disk.

3. Fixed a number of TwonkyMedia server issues, including the case where songs would not play all the way through.

4. Improved the HP Media Streamer interface, including adding support for streaming video files,

column sort functionality, and new album art views. See HP_Media_Streamer_for_Videos above.

5. Added streaming support for iPhone. See MediaSmart_Server_iPhone_Application above.

6. Added the HP Video Converter which transcodes common video formats to an H.264 video codec and AAC stereo audio code. See

HP_Video_Converter above.

7. Improved Media Collector by displaying progress details, status information, and client connectivity to shared folders.

8. Improved The HP MediaSmart Server dashboard functionality.

9. The User's Guide was updated to match HP MediaSmart Server software changes.

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