Kanguru Solutions iNAS-100 Manuel D’Utilisation
Configuring a Router for the iNAS
If you are connecting the iNAS to another router you must configure that router to
allow for remote access to the iNAS. The router MUST meet the following
requirements:
allow for remote access to the iNAS. The router MUST meet the following
requirements:
1. DDNS Support
2. Port Forwarding
3. Remote Accessibility
2. Port Forwarding
3. Remote Accessibility
The iNAS is located behind a router, so in order to access the iNAS remotely you
must go through the router first. The router needs to use port forwarding to connect
to the iNAS. You may need to consult with your router’s manufacturer to setup your
router correctly.
must go through the router first. The router needs to use port forwarding to connect
to the iNAS. You may need to consult with your router’s manufacturer to setup your
router correctly.
For example, your iNAS is currently set to use 192.168.1.199 as the WAN IP
address, and your router (meets the requirements above) uses a dynamic IP
address provided by your ISP. You must do the following to setup the remote
connection:
address, and your router (meets the requirements above) uses a dynamic IP
address provided by your ISP. You must do the following to setup the remote
connection:
1. Open your router’s administration page.
2. Go to the Port Forwarding section.
3. Set your router to forward the 80 port to 192.168.1.199.
4. Create an account with a DDNS service provider such as
.
5. After you have created this account you should have a domain name that
masks the IP address (dynamic) of your router. When you enter this
domain name in a internet browser you will be routed past your router
and sent directly to the iNAS homepage.
domain name in a internet browser you will be routed past your router
and sent directly to the iNAS homepage.
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