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RN102 Network & Port settings
Hello people.Recently i bought an rn102 with 3tb red disk ,. I did install all fine , i am able streaming my movies/series to my smart tv though that happens only in my home. When i am out and wann...
You shouldn't be using port 80. The admin panel uses https, not http. That usually uses port 443. Port 80 won't work unless you enable http admin access in the NAS (which you SHOULDN'T).
So you could forward 443.
But If you have other devices that you might want to access remotely (including your router's admin page) you can pick a different port to forward. For example 54321. You'd configure 54321 as the secondary https port in system->services. Forward 54321 in the router. And access the admin page as https://vkoukoutis.ddns.net:54321/admin
Well thank first of all for your replies
About Plex so I must open my 32400 port to my modem so I can access it like vkoukoutis.ddns.net:32400/web wherever I am right ?
Also I want remotely access my admin panel and transmission panel the same way
Ex vkoukoutis.ddns.net:8181 like that for transmission
Any possible way to do that ?
About Plex so I must open my 32400 port to my modem so I can access it like vkoukoutis.ddns.net:32400/web wherever I am right ?
Also I want remotely access my admin panel and transmission panel the same way
Ex vkoukoutis.ddns.net:8181 like that for transmission
Any possible way to do that ?
vkoukoutis wrote:
Well thank first of all for your replies
About Plex so I must open my 32400 port to my modem so I can access it like vkoukoutis.ddns.net:32400/web wherever I am right ?
32400 is the default port, and you generally do need to forward it. Though the app connects to the plex cloud. plex.tv/web will find it, you don't need to use your ddns address to connect.
vkoukoutis wrote:
Also I want remotely access my admin panel and transmission panel the same way
Ex vkoukoutis.ddns.net:8181 like that for transmission
Any possible way to do that ?
Yes. You forward the ports in your router to the NAS, and check that they are actually open (not blocked by your ISP) with http://www.canyouseeme.org/ or a similar port checker.
For https I suggest configuring a secondary https port in the NAS (something between 49152-65535) and forwarding that.
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