

Support promised to call me back, but didn’t support promised to escalate to next service level but didn’t and keep on going to say: “You will see that on the link you provided are the steps to access the Twonky user interface, but the option to enable 3rd party services is not available.” Good by WD My Cloud?
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Plus the “Online Services” function is activated by default. You can by default configuration aggregate all media files in your network to WD My Cloud, index and stream them or decide to duplicate them into WD My Cloud. The next level of support declined that this function is available because WD My Cloud is running as a DLNA server only. You’ll be able to do this by accessing the unit’s dashboard, clicking on Media and turning the DLNA server on.” Well, thanks! That is what is done by default and is not the question.

The first answer from WD support was: “We would recommend that you Turn On the Twonky Media feature. Unfortunately I have to say that it looks like they have no idea about their own product. After hours with WD Support (not really a support). In the twonkyserver.ini file on my v4.x My Cloud that entry is: # URL to a web application for the online services configurationĬhanging that entry to “ ” on the My Cloud made no difference after restarting the Twonky server.Įdit: For what ever reason the My Cloud upon unit reboot is changing “profileserviceurl=” value back to profileserviceurl= after I make the change to profileserviceurl=. # URL to a web application for the online services configuration The link to a post has the following in their INI file.

There is a Twonky media server user forum at the following link: ĭoing a forum search for “Online Services” brings up a few hits including one indicating an Online Services setting in the Twonky.ini file.Įdit: The Twonkyserver.ini file is located in the /CacheVolume/twonkymedia directory. It appears, but I could be wrong, the Online Services portion is being populated from and not internal to the My Cloud.
