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Administrative page won't show up - ReadyNAS 314
Hi everyone, We work at a research station in a remote area where we don't have a lot of internet, so the PC we use to connect to the ReadyNAS 314 does not have an internet connection. We have a...
Dyllo wrote:
Thank you for taking some of your time to study this case, even though it was not very clear at first!
My pleasure, it was interesting to learn a little about your setup.
Dyllo wrote:
"Do you know what LAN address your router is using?" On IPv4 it is set to "Using DHCP" and Router has an IP of 192.168.1.1.
If you are connecting some PCs to both networks simultaneously, you could try setting the LAN IP address range to 10.0.0.x. That might get more consistent behavior when WiFi is turned on.
Hi Stephen,
Thank for your quick answers.
The "access points" I am talking about are NanoBeam M5 (https://dl.ubnt.com/datasheets/nanobeam/NanoBeam_DS.pdf) that works has bridge (or relay?) for the data to reach our computer.
"Is one of the LAN ports of the router connected to one of your switches?" No, there is no direct connection via ethernet cables between the router and the hydrophone/switches network.
"Do you know what LAN address your router is using?" On IPv4 it is set to "Using DHCP" and Router has an IP of 192.168.1.1.
"This really should also be assigned a 192.168.1.x address." I have assigned the IP of the ReadyNAS 314 to 192.168.1.150 and it is working (I can access the admin page).
Thank you for taking some of your time to study this case, even though it was not very clear at first!
Best regards,
Dyllo
Dyllo wrote:
Thank you for taking some of your time to study this case, even though it was not very clear at first!
My pleasure, it was interesting to learn a little about your setup.
Dyllo wrote:
"Do you know what LAN address your router is using?" On IPv4 it is set to "Using DHCP" and Router has an IP of 192.168.1.1.
If you are connecting some PCs to both networks simultaneously, you could try setting the LAN IP address range to 10.0.0.x. That might get more consistent behavior when WiFi is turned on.
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