Product specifications

Accessing the website

Users with a static WAN IP address can access the website simply by typing

in the IP address on any browser. If you are on the inside of the network, you

must use the WAN IP address to access the website, not the internal

appliance IP address. If you have a domain name, then you can have the

domain name company forward the domain to this static IP address. With a

domain name, you do not have to remember the IP address, just the domain

name.

If you have a dynamic IP, you can setup a DDNS account and enable the

DDNS feature of your appliance to make your website accessible without

having to find out the current IP address. Refer to the DDNS Chapter for

more information.

Important Note:

The ‘www’ share defaults to allow ‘guest’ users to have access. Please go

into NAS Management -> File Sharing, add a valid user and remove ‘guest’ if

you do not wish everyone to be able to modify you web pages.

E-mail Server

The E-mail Server settings are located under Nas Management->E-mail

Server.

Getting started

In order to use the e-mail server, you must have a domain name or have

registered with a DDNS service provider. E-mail requires a domain name and

will not work with just an IP address. Enable the e-mail server by selecting the

‘Enable’ radio button. Enter your domain name in ‘Mail Domain Name’. For

example, myhomedomain.com is a valid name. Do not enter the ‘www’

usually associated with domain names. If you have a DDNS name, for

example, myname.dyndns.org, you can enter it here in as shown also. You