How to Set Up a Network Storage Drive
Follow these four easy steps and the whole family will be able to back up files and share them wirelessly.
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by John Brandon on February 27, 2008
A network storage drive opens a new world of mobile opportunity. You can back up your notebook--and every notebook on your home network--without slowing your PC to a crawl; you'll also be able to share files across your network with ease. The latest models can even stream your music collection over an Internet feed to your laptop while you're in the office or on the road. For this How To we used the Buffalo LinkStation Live (starting at $190 for 250GB), one of the easiest-to-configure drives you can buy.
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