Can't acces Qnapcloud
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Can't acces Qnapcloud
UPnP is on on both of the routers. DHCP is on on both. NAS is connected to second (older working Linksys E2500). When i go into myqnapcloud.com to check added devices i can see real internal IP of the router, but there is no acces to it.
Here is screenshot of NSlookup and router info in qnapcloud.com I have attached the screenshot. Please tell me what to check. I have no idea about how ports should work if i have 2 routers.
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Re: Can't acces Qnapcloud
You should NOT have two routers on your network. You most certainly should turn off DHCP on the second router, avoid using its WAN port and in general only let it act as a dumb switch.
I'm gone from this forum till QNAP stop wasting volunteers' time. Get help from QNAP helpdesk instead.
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Re: Can't acces Qnapcloud
If i switch off DHCP on the second router(Linksys), UPNP settings should apply from the first one?
Off-topic: I was using Linksys E2500 only before, but after chaging ISP it was not able to handle all 100Mbits from ISP, so i took a cheap TP-Link that can handle ISP'S L2TP at 100Mbits, but its wifi module is crap, disconnecting every 1-2 hours. So i left TP-Link like a "cable modem" and using Cisco to distribute all internet to LAN and Wi-Fi devices.
Off-topic: I was using Linksys E2500 only before, but after chaging ISP it was not able to handle all 100Mbits from ISP, so i took a cheap TP-Link that can handle ISP'S L2TP at 100Mbits, but its wifi module is crap, disconnecting every 1-2 hours. So i left TP-Link like a "cable modem" and using Cisco to distribute all internet to LAN and Wi-Fi devices.
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Re: Can't acces Qnapcloud
I'm gone from this forum till QNAP stop wasting volunteers' time. Get help from QNAP helpdesk instead.
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Re: Can't acces Qnapcloud
It was my fault as usual. You was right. Just pluged my second router as a simple switch (without DHCP) and all works fine!
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much!
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Re: Can't acces Qnapcloud
I have 5 Routers on my network. (Of course 4 of them are configured as WAP's).doktornotor wrote:You should NOT have two routers on your network. You most certainly should turn off DHCP on the second router, avoid using its WAN port and in general only let it act as a dumb switch.
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