How can I access the WebDAV service on the NAS?
Only through establishing a VPN connection to the local network?
Can the TNAS.online service be an intermediary in establishing a connection between the NAS and another network?
F2-210 & WebDAV
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TM-Allen
Re: F2-210 & WebDAV
Hello.
1.Enter the TOS system, open the control panel, click on network services, file services, WebDAV, and finally start the service.
2.You can also use the public IP or DDNS to map the port to establish a VPN connection.
3.After enabling tnas.online, you can only log in to TNAS using a browser in other network environments. As a convenient and free forwarding service, TNAS.online is suitable for new users who are new to NAS products. However, the speed of TNAS.online is limited and can only satisfy web browsing and small file transfer.
1.Enter the TOS system, open the control panel, click on network services, file services, WebDAV, and finally start the service.
2.You can also use the public IP or DDNS to map the port to establish a VPN connection.
3.After enabling tnas.online, you can only log in to TNAS using a browser in other network environments. As a convenient and free forwarding service, TNAS.online is suitable for new users who are new to NAS products. However, the speed of TNAS.online is limited and can only satisfy web browsing and small file transfer.