Remote-access Guide

qnap ts-531p nas remote access

by Urban Hoeger Published 2 years ago Updated 1 year ago
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Can you access QNAP NAS remotely?

Remotely access your QNAP NAS with myQNAPcloud. Go to https://www.myqnapcloud.com/. Sign in using your QNAP Account. Note: If you are already signed in you are automatically redirected to My Devices .

How do I access qnap on my network?

Accessing the NAS Using Qfinder ProOpen Qfinder Pro. Qfinder Pro automatically searches for all QNAP NAS devices on the network.Locate the NAS in the list and then double-click the name or IP address. The QTS login screen opens in the default web browser.Specify your user name and password. ... Click Login.

How do I connect to QNAP via VPN?

1. Log into the NAS and go to "Control Panel" > "Application" > "VPN Client" > click "Add" and choose "OpenVPN" to connect to a VPN server. Enter the connection configuration settings, including the profile name, server address (that you want to connect to), and the username and password of the VPN server.

How do I access my QNAP FTP server?

Configuring FTP Server SettingsOpen QuFTP Service.Go to FTP Server > System > General.Select Enable the FTP server.Configure the FTP protocol settings. ... Configure the FTP with explicit SSL/TLS settings. ... Specify the FTP port number. ... Configure the SFTP and service binding settings.

How do I access NAS from outside network?

How to Remotely Connect to Your DeviceStep 1: Enable FTP. First of all, you need to turn on any methods of remote access. ... Step 2: Enable WebDAV. WebDAV is an alternative remote access protocol. ... Step 3: Update User Permissions. ... Step 4: Allow Your Router to Connect to Your NAS Device.

How do I use QNAP remote control?

2:2210:46QNAP NAS as HTPC using HD Station with QNAP Remote - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipAnd first time show you the XMB Media Center application to control the XMB Media Center I'm goingMoreAnd first time show you the XMB Media Center application to control the XMB Media Center I'm going to use the QNAP remote.

Is QNAP VPN free?

You can just go to App Center in QTS and install QVPN Service for free to turn your NAS into a VPN server. And then you will have the option to enable a VPN server of your choice. For end devices, QNAP also provides intuitive VPN clients to streamline the setup process even for average users. Those apps are still free!

Does QNAP have VPN?

QNAP's QuRouter OS simplifies managing high-speed and high-coverage LAN/WAN. With NAT, VPN, security, and QuWAN SD-WAN, network management is made easier and remote connections more secure.

How do I access my NAS through VPN?

For Windows 7:Go to Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center. ... Select Connect to a workplace.Select Use my Internet connection (VPN).Enter the IP address of your Synology NAS in the Internet address field. ... Enter your DSM user credentials and click Connect to connect to the VPN Server.More items...•

What is the difference between FTP and TFTP?

FTP is a connection-oriented service as it uses TCP ports for secure file transfer. On the other hand, TFTP uses a UDP port, an open port; hence, it is a connectionless service. FTP needs more memory than TFTP. TFTP can fit into a diskless workstation also.

How do I setup a NAS FTP server?

Sign in to your Synology NAS with an account belonging to the administrators group and go to Control Panel > File Services > FTP. Select one of the following options and specify relevant settings: Enable FTP service (No encryption):6 FTP provides faster transfer speeds and requires less system resources.

What is FTP NAS?

NAS = Network Attached Storage. Its a generic term for any kind of storage you use that is connected to your network. It is not a type of storage or a way to access it. FTP = File Transfer Protocol. It is a method of connecting and transmitting data to/from a server or storage device.

How do I find my QNAP IP address?

Or if using QNAP Qfinder, simply double click on the NAS to open the login page. Note: The default NAS IP is 169.254. 100.100:8080. If the NAS has been configured to use DHCP, you can use QNAP Qfinder to check the IP address of the NAS.

How can I access my NAS from my computer?

Business Storage Windows Server NAS - How to Access with Remote DesktopPress the Windows key ( ... Press the Start button.In the Search files and folders field, type the following: ... Open the Remote Desktop Connection application.Enter the IP address of the NAS device, then click Connect. ... For the user, enter: Administrator.More items...

How do I connect QNAP to my router?

4:5753:44QNAP NAS - Setup Your NAS and NOT Connect it to the InternetYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipYou can just go ahead take an ethernet cable connect it to the rear of your nas. And then take theMoreYou can just go ahead take an ethernet cable connect it to the rear of your nas. And then take the other end. And quite literally plug it into the other device again it can be your pc.

How do I find the IP address of my NAS?

0:003:27How To Find IP Address of Synology NAS Diskstation - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipOnce logged in go to the control panel. And then click on network. Then click on network interface.MoreOnce logged in go to the control panel. And then click on network. Then click on network interface.

Quad-core CPU and hardware-accelerated encryption

The TS-531P is equipped with an AnnapurnaLabs, an Amazon company Alpine AL-314 quad-core 1.4 GHz ARM® Cortex-A15 processor with 2GB/8GB DDR3-1600 RAM (upgradable to 16GB), SATA 6Gb/s, and four Gigabit LAN ports (expandable to 4x GbE + 2x 10GbE ports) for lightning-fast multi-tasking performance with SSD cache support.

Flexible 10GbE connectivity

The TS-531P offers 4 inbuilt Gigabit Ethernet ports and supports 10 Gigabit high-speed networks by installing a 10GbE SFP+ or 10GBASE-T network adapter (optional purchase).

High Efficiency with quad LAN support

The TS-531P supports multiple port-trunking modes, enabling IT administrators to set up link aggregation to increase total data transmission capability. Failover and multi-IP are also supported to ensure continuous system operations.

SSD cache acceleration

The TS-531P supports SSD caching which can greatly boost IOPS performance of storage volumes to increase operational efficiency. It is perfect for improving overall workflow of IOPS-demanding applications and allows the best of both cost and performance by combining SSDs with HDDs.

Container Station – LXC and Docker Containers inclusive

QNAP Container Station exclusively integrates LXC and Docker® lightweight virtualization technologies, allowing you to operate multiple isolated Linux® systems on the TS-531P as well as download apps from the built-in Docker Hub® Registry.

Qsirch – A smarter, faster way to search

TS-531P with 8GB RAM supports Qsirch, QNAP's unique, powerful, Google Search-like search tool that helps you find what you need on the NAS. You can quickly and easily find documents, photos, videos, and music.

QTS - Simple and efficient

Thanks to the intuitive user interface of QTS, your NAS experience is smarter, smoother and spectacular.

How do I connect to my NAS remotely?

On my mac laptop's desktop I have created a series of shortcuts/aliases which take me straight through to the files stored on my NAS. This means I can go to my video library and play a video with VLC without having to use any qnap interface.

Re: How do I connect to my NAS remotely?

sirdavy wrote: On my mac laptop's desktop I have created a series of shortcuts/aliases which take me straight through to the files stored on my NAS. This means I can go to my video library and play a video with VLC without having to use any qnap interface.

Re: How do I connect to my NAS remotely?

Yes I am a UK resident. BT doesn't block port 80, I spoke to them about it on the phone just today. From a bit of googling it seems the BT Home Hub Router has some problems with port forwarding for port 80.

Re: How do I connect to my NAS remotely?

I've made it work...somehow. By following the DDNS tutorial I now have a connection through Finder. It says it's connected via webdav. I don't know how these two things are connected or really what I've done.

Re: Can you tell me how I've made it work?

Thanks Idlewizard. I bought the Qnap mistakenly thinking it was a consumer product and it's been a bit of a learning curve trying to make sense of the sometimes enigmatic tutorials.

How do I make my webDAV secure?

I have finally got my webDAV connection working by following the webDAV and DDNS tutorials. However, as I understand it, this set up is not secure. How can I make sure that the only person who can connect to my NAS from outside my home wifi environment is me?

Re: How do I make my webDAV secure?

sirdavy wrote: I have finally got my webDAV connection working by following the webDAV and DDNS tutorials. However, as I understand it, this set up is not secure.

What is a TS-531P?

The TS-531P utilizes an energy-efficient quad-core ARM processor that features low voltage and low power consumption, maintaining high performance in system operations and suitable for an always-online business cloud without running up a high electricity bill. Additional energy-saving features include S3 sleep mode, hard disk standby, scheduled power on/off, and Wake on LAN.

What is a 5 bay TS-531P?

The 5-bay TS-531P is a powerful quad-core network storage system, providing the potential for 10GbE expandability at a budget price to maximize ROI, and doubles the encrypted file transfer performance with a strong hardware-accelerated encryption engine. The energy-efficient ARM Cortex-A15 processor provides ultra low power consumption for daily business operations to save cost in the long run. Powered by the QTS operating system, the TS-531P provides versatile all-in-one server functionalities as well as unique features including Container Station, which allows you to run multiple isolated Linux systems and containerized applications on the same device. The TS-531P is a cost-effective storage solution designed for growing businesses looking for backup, restoration, private cloud, storage for virtualization, and to future-proof their IT infrastructure for 10GbE networks.

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