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Angusmac1
Feb 09, 2014Tutor
Nas won't connect to internet
Hi All. My NAS has stopped connecting to the internet and so i can no longer access it from work. All was fine previously but i have had a BT infinity upgrade (hi speed uk connection) with a new r...
Angusmac1
Feb 10, 2014Tutor
Hi Thanks - i wasn't expecting so prompt a reply!
It would be really useful to be able to do some screen prints here...
Network Settings are: -
*General settings - Host name: Nas Ao-77-37, Workgroup: MSHOME
*DNS Settings - DNS1: 194.74.65.69, DNS2: 217.32.171.21, Domaine Name: (Blank)
*Mac Address e0:46:9a:a0:77:37, Status: up, IPv4 Assignment: "use the following IPv4 address" - with addresses typed in for Ipv4 address (192.168.1.2), subnet mask and default gateway
The ip addess for the router is 192.168.1.254...
The router does seem to have MAC filtering - i think. On its web page , both the port forwarding window and the firewall window each have two drop down lists: the first list is "applications" - which includes lots of computer game titles (presume for online gaming). The second drop down list includes lots of mac addresses. My NAS's MAC address is here and labelled "unknown device"
Does this mean anything to anyone?
Should i change the the IPv4 assignment to "obtain automatically"?
Thanks
Angus
It would be really useful to be able to do some screen prints here...
Network Settings are: -
*General settings - Host name: Nas Ao-77-37, Workgroup: MSHOME
*DNS Settings - DNS1: 194.74.65.69, DNS2: 217.32.171.21, Domaine Name: (Blank)
*Mac Address e0:46:9a:a0:77:37, Status: up, IPv4 Assignment: "use the following IPv4 address" - with addresses typed in for Ipv4 address (192.168.1.2), subnet mask and default gateway
The ip addess for the router is 192.168.1.254...
The router does seem to have MAC filtering - i think. On its web page , both the port forwarding window and the firewall window each have two drop down lists: the first list is "applications" - which includes lots of computer game titles (presume for online gaming). The second drop down list includes lots of mac addresses. My NAS's MAC address is here and labelled "unknown device"
Does this mean anything to anyone?
Should i change the the IPv4 assignment to "obtain automatically"?
Thanks
Angus
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