How to set FTP remote access?
Posted: 01 Dec 2020, 12:26
Applicable models: all TNAS models.
The following instruction is about port fowarding on some Router for your reference(If your Router is different, contact your router manufacturer or search online for relevant information):
1. Login to the Router’s website by entering the administrator’s credentials;
2. Locate the module of port forwarding, such as NAT. 3. Clicking NAT to edit TCP protocol, NAS IP address, FTP port and passive port and save the setting.
For example: 192.168.1.2 is the IP address of your TNAS, 21 is the FTP port, 55536-56559 is the passive port.
4. You will find the Router’s public IP address at the login page, then you can remotely access your TNAS via FTP service by entering: ftp://171.250.52.150 into Windows File Explorer.
It’s suggested to download and install FTP client such as FileZilla on your PC to access your TNAS. 5. The WAN IP of ordinary home users is usually dynamically allocated and will change irregularly, which will lead to the failure of continuous connection. To avoid such trouble, you can map the WAN IP to a DDNS domain name and use the DDNS domain name instead of the IP address for access.
The following instruction is about port fowarding on some Router for your reference(If your Router is different, contact your router manufacturer or search online for relevant information):
1. Login to the Router’s website by entering the administrator’s credentials;
2. Locate the module of port forwarding, such as NAT. 3. Clicking NAT to edit TCP protocol, NAS IP address, FTP port and passive port and save the setting.
For example: 192.168.1.2 is the IP address of your TNAS, 21 is the FTP port, 55536-56559 is the passive port.
4. You will find the Router’s public IP address at the login page, then you can remotely access your TNAS via FTP service by entering: ftp://171.250.52.150 into Windows File Explorer.
It’s suggested to download and install FTP client such as FileZilla on your PC to access your TNAS. 5. The WAN IP of ordinary home users is usually dynamically allocated and will change irregularly, which will lead to the failure of continuous connection. To avoid such trouble, you can map the WAN IP to a DDNS domain name and use the DDNS domain name instead of the IP address for access.