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Access to NAS from mobile device bridging
Access to NAS from mobile device bridging
2018-03-18 17:55:46
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I have a TL-R470T+ balanced router with 2 service provider router connected to the internet: Unity media connect box via cable and Speedport W724V via DSL. I want to access my NAS Synology DS218j from my mobile phone but NAS says I have to bridge one of the routers. Which router should I bridge and how is it done? Port forwarding on the Speedport? Bridging the balanced router? How?
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Re:Access to NAS from mobile device bridging
2018-03-21 13:57:43
Hi Michael

Where is your NAS? In the LAN of the R470T+? And how did your mobile phone get to the internet? 4G or also by the Speedport?
These info will deside where you need to use the port prowarding.
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2018-03-24 18:10:02
Access of the mobile through the wifi (Fritzbox connected to the balanced router aka DHCP server) works so I can backup my pictures on the NAS. But I want to access the NAS from outside, that is through the connect box of the cable provider or the Speedport and subsequent the TP-link balanced router. The way goes Internet - DSL modem or cable modem - balanced router - NAS. Is bridging the same as port forwarding?
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Re:Access to NAS from mobile device bridging
2018-04-09 09:38:11

MichaelSch wrote

Access of the mobile through the wifi (Fritzbox connected to the balanced router aka DHCP server) works so I can backup my pictures on the NAS. But I want to access the NAS from outside, that is through the connect box of the cable provider or the Speedport and subsequent the TP-link balanced router. The way goes Internet - DSL modem or cable modem - balanced router - NAS. Is bridging the same as port forwarding?


Bridge is totally different as port forwarding. bridge is physical layer concept, port forwarding is transport layer concept.
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