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Harish Srinivas

“Autodidact with an insatiable thirst for learning something new everyday. Wearer of many hats. DevOp Engineer/Release Engineer, Security Engineer, Linux fanatic, Amateur photographer, Maker & Novice App developer.”

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  1. Download FFPStick 0.5 from here
  2. Format a USB stick with FAT16, extract the contents of the FFPStick Archive you downloaded on the the root of the USB stick.
  3. Shutdown the NSA210, Plug in the USB stick and reboot
  4. wait for 2 minutes and then login to the box via telnet
  5. change root password, delete account called "user"
  6. start ssh with
    chmod a+x /ffp/start/sshd.sh
    /ffp/start/sshd.sh start
  7. logout from telnet and log back in via ssh, login as root with the newly changed password.
  8. stop telnet and then disable telnet service using commands
    chmod -x /ff/start/telnetd.sh
    /ffp/start/telnet.sh stop
  9. Start mediatomb to create the initial config file by using the command
    chmod -x /ff/start/mediatomb.sh
    /ffp/start/mediatomb.sh start
  10. Wait for 30 seconds and then issue the stop command to stop mediatomb
    /ffp/start/mediatomb.sh stop
  11. Customize the /ffp/var/mediatomb/config.xml file
  12. Start mediatomb again, navigate to http://cerberos:49152 and begin adding media to database.
  13. To remove the listing for PC directory add the following line under <server>
    <pc-directory upnp-hide=”yes”/>
  14. Verify that the upnp server is reachable using the client on a droid or using enna or moovida.