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REMOTE ACCESS

To access this product from a remote location (i.e. outside your current network), your Internet router will need to

have port forwarding rules in place. This will allow traffic from the Internet to pass through the router’s firewall and

to your Storage Options system. The default ports for this product are listed here:

PROTOCOL

PORT / PORT RANGE

TYPE

HTTP (Web)

80 (see tip below)

TCP

TIP

Port 80 is used by default on your local network for ease of access. For more secure remote access, we

recommend changing port 80 on your device to a different number (such as 81 or 82), then creating the

port forwarding rule to match.

To correctly configure remote access to your new product, we recommend you follow the “Storage Options Remote

Access Guide”, which is available as a downloadable PDF from http://www.storageoptions.com/support/.

The guide covers the network setup and port forwarding process, including in-depth

instructions on the following:

 Connecting equipment

 Finding your router’s LAN and Internet IP addresses

 Setting up your Storage Options system

 Using the Ping tool to test configuration

 Viewing your device in Internet Explorer

 Configuring port forwarding

 Configuring mobile devices (e.g. mobile phone)

 Static / dynamic WAN IP addresses and configuring a DDNS account

We also recommend you take a look at http://www.portforward.com. This website is a very useful resource for full

step-by-step port forwarding guides that cover the vast majority of available routers.

NOTE

It is not possible to cover the huge amount of routers, and how to set up port forwarding on each, in this

manual. Remote access is an advanced networking practice. If you are unsure how to set up port

forwarding on your router, consult its instruction manual or contact your Internet Service Provider.

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