Downloading to your pc from a share

StephenB wrote:

master64nl wrote: So I can choose for example port 50001 and passive ports 50000 - 60000? It would be better to make sure the passive ports don't include the main port. So you would want passive ports 50002 - 60000. Though about 10000 ports for ftp is a lot more than you need. I'd suggest 50002-50005 (4 passive ports total). So in your example, perhaps 50000: https to the readynas 50001: ftp main port to the readynas 50002-5: ftp passive ports to the readynas aaah that`s make it more clear now. master64nl wrote: 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? In the router, set things up to that the full port range you want to use for the ReadyNas are forwarded to the ReadyNas. I think that is what you are saying... Same as the set up for HTTPS. Most routers support ddns, so you can set that up in the router itself (with one ddns name that always reaches the router). The router uses the incoming port to forward the request to the ReadyNAS. What router are you using?