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How can I access a harddrive on my network that does not have appropriate permissions set by the main server on the network.

How can I access a harddrive on my network that does not have appropriate permissions set by the main server on the network. [more inside]
posted by jeffreyclong on Nov 12, 2008 - 4 answers

Can anyone suggest an inexpensive NAS solution for a Mac that could plug into my linksys wifi router?

Can anyone suggest an inexpensive NAS solution for a Mac that could plug into my linksys wifi router? I already own a USB 300gig hard drive that I would like to use. I won't get an airport express as I already have a wifi router. The solutions I've seen used the linux file system. I'd like something that I can use to backup my MacBook over the wifi at night using Time Machine, the new backup solution in Leopard. Thanks.
posted by jeffreyclong on Oct 16, 2007 - 6 answers