Hello, I'm sorry if this sounds like a really stupid question, and/or has been answered before. I have just recently bought the WZR-HP-G3000 and a Western Digital Essentials 2Tb xHDD for my network space. After being a slight idiot and not realizing that the Airstation required XFS formatting on the drive, and spending around three days transferring files the 'Hard Way' over the wireless network (please, groan all you want at my stupidity if there was another option). I tried accessing the NAS from my Windows7 laptop (this is a mixed network, I have a desktop running XP Pro SP3, my wife's laptop runs Vista and my work laptop runs W7). Unfortunately I opened WIndows explorer on the 7 machine and it cannot see the NAS. I was going to try to access it through its IP (if I remember correctly you go to 'run' and then type '//*driveIP*' to do this) and then if it sees it that way try to get it to map the drive.
I have one slight problem though, I do not know exactly how to determine what IP the NAS has been assigned by the router. If anyone happens to know an easy, pain free way of determining this, I would be greatly appreciated.
