DSM-G600, DNS-3xx and NSA-220 Hack Forum

villeov wrote:

Is it possible somehow to connect to the DNS-323 web-based config page from internet?

First of all you need to know your WAN (Internet) IP. This is true for all kind of connections you want to make from "the outside world" to you home (LAN). Secondly, set up a port forward in your router. Pick an incoming port, say 8500 and forward that to your DNS's LAN IP (e.g. 192.168.1.130) and port 80. Now you can access the web interface at http://<your WAN IP or domain name>:8500

Last edited by vedeja (2008-08-13 14:25:49)

I am all set with my ffp.5/lighttpd being setup and I'm able to see my index webpage from inside the network (dnsipadress::8080), but I still seem to be having trouble with the port forwarding to enable viewing from outside the network (without having to put 8080).  vedeja, any assistance you can provide is helpful, and I appreciate everyone's input on this forum. I have a dir 655 router; perhaps you can send a screenshot or something.   I'm a noobie but coming along. Thanks

whankin2 wrote:

I'm able to see my index webpage from inside the network (dnsipadress::8080), but I still seem to be having trouble with the port forwarding to enable viewing from outside the network

I am sorry, I don't have the DIR-655 interface to show you but the correct forward is from port 80 --> DNS port 8080 (or whatever port defined in lighttpd)

Last edited by vedeja (2008-08-13 14:51:59)

vedeja wrote:

It looks like NAT is set up in the "Application Rules" page of the DIR-655.

Would you care to explain further?

I don't think that would be referred to as network address translation, at least not in the conventional usage of the term network address translation - which is why I asked for an explanation.  More likely port translation or perhaps just port forwarding

villeov, if you have another PC running on the LAN where the DNS-32 is connected, you
could try something like Hamachi https://secure.logmein.com/products/ham … sp?lang=en
to access that PC from the internet, then use a browser on that PC to access the DNS-323 via
the LAN.

I thought I saw some talk on this forum about running  Hamachi local on the DNS-323, but
I'm not sure if the Hamachi DNS-322 port was successful.

villeov wrote:

I think I have that problem also with my router (Zyxel P-660HW-D1). I can only forward incoming port to a same port on LAN IP (DNS-323), not for example port 8500 to port 80.

After a quick look at some images of your router's GUI I have to agree with you. I can only recommend you get another router like the WRT54GL and flash it with DD-WRT. Now, that's FULL control! As for the SSH story I can't help because I haven't tried. From your post I assume you don't have funplug right now. If you still think that is too much trouble to set up along with SSH, a new router (with the port address translation capability) is really a better way. What I mean is: why modify the DNS when it is actually the router that is the problem?

Last edited by vedeja (2008-08-14 15:58:45)

What I mean is: why modify the DNS when it is actually the router that is the problem?

Because you *can*?

I think I have that problem also with my router (Zyxel P-660HW-D1). I can only forward incoming port to a same port on LAN IP (DNS-323), not for example port 8500 to port 80. So, do I have to install that fun-plug to get this working with ssh deamon?

AFAICS you have got a least five options:
1) Switch off remote management on your router and forward port 80 to your DNS-323.
2) Put remote management on a different port and forward port 80 to your DNS-323.
3) Put the web interface of the DNS-323 on a different port (don't know how)
4) Buy a new router which supports port redirection
5) Use fun_plug to make an SSH tunnel
6) Use fun_plug to ...

Mijzelf wrote:

What I mean is: why modify the DNS when it is actually the router that is the problem?

Because you *can*?

I think I have that problem also with my router (Zyxel P-660HW-D1). I can only forward incoming port to a same port on LAN IP (DNS-323), not for example port 8500 to port 80. So, do I have to install that fun-plug to get this working with ssh deamon?

AFAICS you have got a least five options:
1) Switch off remote management on your router and forward port 80 to your DNS-323.
2) Put remote management on a different port and forward port 80 to your DNS-323.
3) Put the web interface of the DNS-323 on a different port (don't know how)
4) Buy a new router which supports port redirection
5) Use fun_plug to make an SSH tunnel
6) Use fun_plug to ...

Option number 2 works great, Thanks! Still have to get that ftp working, I think option 2 works there aswell...