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Readynas 424 webdav remote logon
Readynas 424 with V6.10.6. Trying to setup offsite backup from server. Using Backupassist which has webdav. Have configured share with webdav and user authorization. Have opened port 443. Backupa...
thanks but that doesn't work either. Using just https://ip.ip.ip.ip:443 automatically adds in /admin when it connects. Every other syntax that I can try results in 404 Not Found.
dunfer50 wrote:
thanks but that doesn't work either. Using just https://ip.ip.ip.ip:443 automatically adds in /admin when it connects. Every other syntax that I can try results in 404 Not Found.
Test on the local network first, and start with shares (not private folders). Note in your case you don't need the :443, since that is the default port for https.
For instance, when reaching the Backups share on my NAS: https://10.0.0.15/Backups works when on the local network, and the same syntax should work using the WAN address of the router if you are port forwarding.
The sharename in the URL is case sensitive (https://10.0.0.15/backups fails).
Many thanks - I'm in.
However - since the path doesn't include the address of the NAS - does that mean you can only have one NAS using this protocol?
Many thanks again for your help.
You can use more than on NAS, but you'll have to use an alternate port for each externally. Lets say you choose 50443 (in the available user range and easy to remember), you then have your router forward incoming port 50443 to port 443 of the other NAS.
I am somewhat surprised that OS6 doesn't seem to give you an option for an alternate webdav port except the system-wide alternate HTTPS port.
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