A tutorial showing how to set up a free dynamic DNS address with DynDNS.org and configuring the home router/firewall to forward traffic to your webserver.
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1 Comment
Great video,
Im having problems setting up a NAS box. Long story short, Nas box is connected to my router, i've assigned it an static ip address via my router consol.
I would like my mtes to acess my NAS drive. Question is How to do i get this to work???
Oh i have a static external IP address (hope that helps_
Look forward to your reply.
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