i have a new router, TP-link BE230 where I try to add my music library on USB disk. I do the usual \\192.168.0.1\nameUSB and than the user id/password. I get an error 1002: can not add music library. Anyone an idea what wrong? I did check the firewall; its open for SONOS… Thanks!
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cant add my music on USB via TP-link router
Best answer by Gabrie
I found the solution by the way…...I needed to add the disc number after the ip address….BEFORE the MAPFolder. so //192.168.xx.xx/g/mapname. in this case the router used a g for my USB disk. Very strange, but maybe good to know for others .. Thanks everyone
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Start here, options can be picky.
https://support.sonos.com/en-us/article/add-your-music-library-to-sonos
The error can be found on the support page
https://support.sonos.com/en-us/article/error-1001-and-1002-when-using-the-music-library
Does this router treat attached USBs as an NAS? Or is it just a networked drive?
Stanley, thanks,, I looked at all of that, but no progress. Bruce- I think its called a mini NAS, for basic functionality….
Please remove the digits after 168 of your the IP Address for security reasons 😊
The IP Address should be the location of the USB stick followed by a folder name:
Try this:
//192.168.xx.xx/name of folder that contains your music
or
//192.168.xx.xx (assuming the entire USB stick contains music files and nothing else). However, I don’t recommend this format which is “iffy”
txs AJtrek1, i made some progress. New error: “ there is no shared map (name of folder) on computer 192.168.xx.xx.
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Please remove the digits after 168 of your the IP Address for security reasons 😊
Why? It’s a local IP address, absolutely useless to anyone unless on the OP’s network, which would imply a much bigger security problem.
I found the solution by the way…...I needed to add the disc number after the ip address….BEFORE the MAPFolder. so //192.168.xx.xx/g/mapname. in this case the router used a g for my USB disk. Very strange, but maybe good to know for others .. Thanks everyone
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