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Use VPN to Access the Modem Router’s USB Device and Media From a Windows Computer
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Nighthawk X4S AC2600 WiFi VDSL/ADSL Modem Router Model D7800 Use VPN to Access the Modem Router's USB Device and Media From a Windows Computer To access a USB device and download files: 1. In Windows file manager, select the Network folder. The network resources display.The ReadySHARE icon is in the Computer section and the remote ReadyDLNA: D7800 icon is in the Media Devices section (if DLNA is enabled in the modem router). 2. If the icons do not display, click the Refresh button to update the page. If the local LAN and the remote LAN are using the same IP scheme, the remote ReadyDLNA: D7800 icon does not display in the Media Devices section and the D7800 (Gateway) icon does not display in the Network Infrastructure section. 3. To access the USB device, click the ReadySHARE icon. 4. To access media on the modem router's network, click the ReadyDLNA: D7800 icon. Use VPN to Access Your Internet Service at Home When you are away from home and you access the Internet, you usually use a local Internet service provider. For example, at a coffee shop you might be given a code that lets you use the coffee shop's Internet service account to surf the web. The modem router lets you use a VPN connection to access your own Internet service when you are away from home. You might want to do this if you travel to a geographic location that does not support all the Internet services that you use at home. For example, your Netflix account might work at home but not in a different country. Set Up VPN Client Internet Access in the Modem Router By default, the modem router is set up to allow VPN connections only to your home network, but you can change the setting to allow Internet access. Accessing the Internet remotely through a VPN might be slower than accessing the Internet directly. Use VPN to Access Your Network 264