| StephenB wrote: |
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| -a non-standard port was chosen - xxxx does it matter wich portnumber? |
Some port numbers are assigned particular functions by the internet folks. So it is generally best to use numbers between 49160 and 65534 (as these are not assigned)| -passive ports are set to xxxx+1 to xxxx+5 Means just to portnumbers? |
Yes| -masquerade as is set to the Duo host name. The name of your NAS, right? |
Yes| Note my duo uses the user security model. What is that? |
In the past the duo also had a "share" security model - this was taken out a while ago, so if you have current firmware you don't need to worry about it.for each share on the Duo,
-ftp default access is set to read/write
-all other boxes left alone. What boxes? |
All the share access restriction configuration settings and advanced FTP permission settings can be left as is.On the router, TCP ports xxxx to xxxx+5 are forwarded to the Duo The 2 porst I put in the passive ports setting?
ddns is active, so I can use a uri to reach the router. uri means Uri Keller :) |
URI is "Uniform Resource Identifier" - a techy way of saying ftp://blah.blah.blah (for instance http://www.cnn.com is a URI) |
So I can choose for example port 50001 and passive ports 50000 - 60000?
In the router external and internal port begin 50000 and external and internal port end 60000? And server IP address my NAS? And server-name the IP address of the one I want to contact me?
