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Remote Access + DDNS<\/span>Hosting Websites w\/ Virtual Host<\/span>Mac - sharing - afb<\/span><\/div>
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https:\/\/www.asustor.com\/en-gb\/online\/College_topic?topic=224<\/a><\/p>\n

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COURSE OBJECTIVES<\/strong>
\nUpon completion of this course you should be able to:
\n\\1. Configure your network equipment to setup remote access to your NAS via the Internet.<\/p>\n

PREREQUISITES<\/strong>
\n*Course Prerequisites:*<\/strong>
\nNAS 221: Remote Access \u2013 Using EZ ConnectTM
\n*Students are expected to have a working knowledge of:*<\/strong>
\nSigning up for DDNS services and setting up routers<\/p>\n

OUTLINE<\/strong>
\n\\1. Remote Access<\/a>
\n1.1 Accessing your ASUSTOR NAS using the Internet<\/a>
\n1.2 Configuring your router<\/a>
\n1.3 Configuring DDNS service<\/a>
\n1.4 Additional notes<\/a><\/p>\n

Appendix<\/a>
\nList of Ports Used by ASUSTOR Applications<\/a><\/p>\n

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\n1.<\/strong> Remote Access<\/strong>
\n1.1<\/strong> Accessing your ASUSTOR NAS using the Internet<\/strong><\/p>\n

ASUSTOR provides users with quick and convenient solutions that allow them to use their NAS through the internet and remotely access their files, creating an exclusive private cloud. You can use any of the following methods to set up remote access to your NAS.<\/p>\n

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a.<\/strong> Directly connecting your NAS to the internet<\/strong><\/p>\n

If you have a static IP address, you can choose to directly connect your NAS to the Internet, without having to go through any routers or firewalls. Please note that this method will directly expose your NAS to the Internet and you may be more likely to experience malicious attacks.<\/p>\n

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b.<\/strong> Connect your NAS to your router and then use ASUSTOR EZ Connect*<\/strong>*TM**<\/p>\n

ADM\u2019s built-in EZ ConnectTM function can help you to complete the necessary router configurations for setting up remote access to your NAS. For more information please see:<\/p>\n

NAS 221 Remote Access – Using EZ Connect<\/a><\/p>\n

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c.<\/strong> Connect your NAS to the internet and manually configure your connection.<\/strong>
\nIf you are using an incompatible router and cannot use EZ ConnectTM to complete your remote connection settings, the instructions below will explain how to manually configure your router to give you remote access to your NAS.<\/p>\n

1.2<\/strong> Configuring your router<\/strong>
\nPorts are like telephone extension numbers in that they allow you to quickly find the person or service that you are looking for. To let the NAS on your local area network allow access from devices on the internet, you must first set up the correct port forwarding on your router. This way, when connection requests are received from the internet asking for the appropriate port, the router will know where to direct them.
\nBefore configuring port forwarding please first note your router\u2019s IP address, administrator username and password. Usually port forwarding settings are located under one of the following headings on your router\u2019s settings page:
\n\u25aa Advanced Settings
\n\u25aa Firewall Settings
\n\u25aa Port Forwarding
\n\u25aa Virtual Server<\/p>\n

In the following example, we will demonstrate how to set up port forwarding on a router made by ASUS.<\/p>\n

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STEP 1<\/p>\n