Remote connection to a Buffalo NAS

Hello again,

Thank you for the reply, this means that the router must be configured with a public IP, for example
Port redirections
external port 9000 public IP internal port 9000?
I don’t know what port 9000 corresponds to, it’s an info from Buffalo …

Awaiting your news
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Claude

We also need to configure your router so that requests to port 9000 are redirected to port 9000 on your NAS.

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Jexalo
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How to do it? I think the problem is definitely that!

We need to configure all of this in the Freebox management interface.
It is well explained on this page http://plopplop.fr/blog/reseau/faire-des-redirections-de-ports-sur-une-freebox/

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Jexalo
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Thank you for your response,

I had seen this post, to be brief I’m still floundering because I’m not at all skilled in this area, I’ll persevere and I’ll inform you of any news,
What I don’t understand is that it worked without any problem and suddenly nothing more, the bad luck ...
thank you again
Best regards
Claude

Port forwarding
External port 9000 public IP internal port 9000 ?
I don’t know what port 9000 corresponds to, it’s an info from Buffalo ...

Well you should know it because if nothing is listening on that port on the NAS, it probably won’t work

What exactly does the Buffalo info say?

What exactly do you want to do with this NAS?

When you go to http://192.168.0.2:9000 locally, what happens?

Thanks again,

The manufacturer asks to use this port 9000, and in the simplified WEBACCESS programming, Buffalo provides port 9000,
That's a good point

Best regards

Claude

Hello

Actually, in the Buffalo NAS configuration, there are 2 ways to connect to WebAccess.

Either via the direct IP address
or by using the buffalonas.com service
You have to choose in the NAS configuration.

Instructions here:

http://buffalonas.com/manual/fr/

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"To fix something that doesn't work or that makes too much noise, you simply have to hit it with something that works better or makes more noise"

Are these your answers to the questions asked?

Yes, these are indeed responses, and thank you again for your tenacity!
But this is not the answer to this problem, I knew this manual. I think the Buffalo firmware is rigid.. I have everything opened on the router, I am set to auto on the NAS, my IPs are fixed etc... in short, thanks again for your help

Best regards
Claude

Okay, thanks, I’ll let you know when I have the solution,

Have a good evening

Claude