
Selecting a region changes the language and/or content on. It’s important that you don’t select your complimentary plan (step 2) until your paid membership has expired, or, in case you’ve already selected your complimentary plan, copy the 24 alpha-numeric redemption code to a safe location for later redemption (step 3). For example, if you have a paid subscription for the Creative Cloud All Apps plan, it doesn’t make sense to redeem the Photography plan or a Single App plan before your paid All Apps membership has ended. It may make sense to wait until your paid membership is up for renewal before you redeem your bonus plan. If you already have an active Creative Cloud plan and redeem a different Creative Cloud plan with the same Adobe ID, the plans will run in parallel. If you paid for the full year in advance, the 12-month term of your bonus plan will stack on top of your existing plan. 3 6 comments Add a Comment Slow-Wonder426 2 yr.

Once you have Debian on the device, the options would be pretty much limitless.If you already have an active Creative Cloud plan, like Creative Cloud Photography (20GB), and you redeem the exact same plan with the same Adobe ID, your billing will be paused for 12 months if you have a plan that’s billed monthly.

I haven't tried yet, but came across your post while I'm trying to figure it out. There are instructions on how to install Debian Linux on these devices, if you're up for it. Still can't access using web browser, but at least this is a way to get access if you've got to change the IP. I tested on my own, and you have to be patient it takes a long time to connect (but less than the default "abort" time). Note: Windows 10 disables access to SMB1 shares by default, so you may need to find a way around that to access any files currently on the device that you'd like to see again. You should then be using the new IP you assigned, if all went right. Reboot the device after your change with: shutdown -r 1.

Then, edit the line that has your current IP. Sudo -s cd /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts The IP address is pretty straightforward in there. You need to change /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 (using sudo access).

I don't know if you have SSH access to the device, but you can change the IP address by connecting over SSH (see also ).
