> I've got a WD My Passport Ultra 1TB (USB) plugged into my router...
Have you gone to the drive's web interface on your local net? (http://[ip
of drive]) It has been my experience that these network storage devices
typically come pre-configured for smb/sftp/(and one other i can't
remember). The drive itself has a web interface in most cases allowing
you to configure users and permissions. After you configure (if needed) a
network discovery on the CentOS systems should show the NSD and allow a
connection as you desire. Mine does a smb connection to my Windows system
while I use sftp on all my Linux systems integrating file share seamlessly
through the NSD. I don't care to put smb on my Linux machines as it seems
to cause more trouble than it is worth; but, that is just a personal
preference.
My 2 bits,
Fred
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