Closed huber72 closed 3 years ago
You probably have to open ports 80 and 443 in your modem/router/firewall and forward them to the LAN IP of the Webserver. Find your WAN IP and then try to telnet into the WAN IP on port 80 and 443.
Thanks for reply, but I have no understanding in things like that :-(
Foolish Question in addition: I am able to connect to Synology station from outside via DSM "quickconnect" using
May I enlarge this adress in order to enter bbs/login?
Foolish Question in addition: I am able to connect to Synology station from outside via DSM "quickconnect" using
May I enlarge this adress in order to enter bbs/login?
Quickconnect works by your NAS opening an outbound port from your LAN and communicates to synology. When you connect externally to the quickconnect address, your request go to synology and checks what port your NAS opened on the outbound connection and then you take the connection over from synology coming in on the port that your NAS opened. That is why quickconnect works without having to open any ports on your firewall/modem/router. Those devices usually allow outbound connections without issue but block all inbound traffic that was not originally started from an outbound connection. Because of this, you can't piggyback on quickconnect.to. You will have to open your modem/router/firewall to connect to your webserver. You will have to open a port 80 or 443 to access your webserver externally from your LAN.
Moin,
installed bbs on Synology, all rights are given, access within WLAN is ok, no problem on differnet tablets, smartphones, PC and notebook.
But: No access from outside (while travelling), page /ip cannot be found
Where is my fault?
Peter