Downloading to your pc from a share

master64nl wrote:

StephenB wrote: master64nl wrote: I can not set up DynDNS settings in my tele2 modem/router. I have an DynDNS account but I am using that for something else. So how to set up my external ip to my internal NAS address and don`t have issues with my other setting? First of all, if DynDNS is also being used to connect to your tele2 router, than you can just use the DynDNS name with your NAS as well. (the purpose of the ddns is to reach your router by name; getting from the router to the NAS or a PC is done by the port forwarding in the router). That`s right, but does it not bite the other thing I used the DynDNS name for? Assuming you are using DynDNS for some other network, you can You are saying that I make the NAS an server via DynDNS? (1) Ask for a static IP address from your ISP, and then just use the IP address. This generally is not free. It is. (2) Get a free no-ip ddns account. Download their Dynamic DNS Update Client and install it on your PC. I have a paid one. The disadvantage of the PC update client is that it can only resync your external IP address when the PC is on. So if you want to access the NAS when you are away from home, you might need to keep the PC turned on. I have only to log in my DynDNS account once a month to keep it synchronise. Wich port number must I forward excactly.

I would suggest forwarding 50000 to 50005 to the ReadyNas in the router, and set them up on the readynas as follows:

50000: https
50001: ftp main port
50002-5: ftp passive ports

You can pick other port numbers if you like.