Cisco Cisco NSS030 Smart Storage External Power Adapter Technische Referenzen

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Configuring Smart Storage

1. Assign the Smart Storage a fixed IP address and setup the DNS.

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It is recommended to assign a fixed IP to Smart Storage. Since you may need to

open router ports and forward those to the IP address of the Smart Storage.

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Choose Administration > Network > TCP/IP.

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Click

to bring up the TCP/IP property window.

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Assign a static IP address for your Smart Storage. Click Apply.

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Set the DNS server address. This can be a DNS server address provided by

your Internert Service Provider or by a free public DNS server.

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Googles Public DNS servers are 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4

Static IP Address

2. Configure DDNS

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Most ISPs will provide a dynamic public IP for Internet connection. (This applies

to the situation when the router acquires WAN IP from ISP using a PPPoE or

DHCP connection.) To set up a server, a fixed IP address or URL is necessary

so that users can easily recall the server address to connect to. When a dynamic

IP address is used, you can use a router that supports DDNS or simply use the

built-in DDNS function on Smart Storage, and by registering an easy-to-

remember domain name from any DDNS provider to easily identify your Smart

Storage on the Internet, e.g. mySmartStorage.dyndns.com.