[ducky_88]

Gribber wrote:

yes.

you can only use port 80 (for 1 application) - generally.

so choose it wisely if you do not want to put the port no. at the back.

My ISP is SH has block port 80, I also opened a new port 82 from my router and in the NAS router I also port forward 82. But when I login with my 4g through mobile browser "hostname.synology.me:82". I got a message Web station has been enabled. To finish setting up your website. Please see the "web service" section of DSM help. What is wrong somewhere?

Edit: When I try "hostname.synology.me:5000", I'm able to login.

[phayze]

U using starhub fibre or cable?

ducky_88 wrote:

My ISP is SH has block port 80, I also opened a new port 82 from my router and in the NAS router I also port forward 82. But when I login with my 4g through mobile browser "hostname.synology.me:82". I got a message Web station has been enabled. To finish setting up your website. Please see the "web service" section of DSM help. What is wrong somewhere?

Edit: When I try "hostname.synology.me:5000", I'm able to login.

[ducky_88]

phayze wrote:

U using starhub fibre or cable?

Cable. (10char)

[phayze]

Ya, starhub cable has block port 80.

ducky_88 wrote:

Cable. (10char)

[ducky_88]

phayze wrote:

Ya, starhub cable has block port 80.

I had port forward port 82 from my router & NAS. But i still get "Web station has been enabled. To finish setting up your website. Please see the "web service" section of DSM help." message.

[Gribber]

ducky_88 wrote:

My ISP is SH has block port 80, I also opened a new port 82 from my router and in the NAS router I also port forward 82. But when I login with my 4g through mobile browser "hostname.synology.me:82". I got a message Web station has been enabled. To finish setting up your website. Please see the "web service" section of DSM help. What is wrong somewhere?

Edit: When I try "hostname.synology.me:5000", I'm able to login.

from what i read.. your webstation got no issue.

have you written any page for it? It seems like you have not done any thus the page of "Web Station has been enabled"

[ducky_88]

Gribber wrote:

from what i read.. your webstation got no issue.

have you written any page for it? It seems like you have not done any thus the page of "Web Station has been enabled"

what page are you talking

[Gribber]

ducky_88 wrote:

what page are you talking

html page?

do you know what is the webstation for?

[Gribber]

oh wait, what exactly are you trying to do btw?

because after reading i saw this

ducky_88 wrote:

If I want to download something or view photos from public computers. What are the things I need to enable? Also I need to type in ":5000, 5006, 6007, etc" behind my DDNS link?

fyi, go disable the webstation since you are not planning to host a site on your NAS, instead you should install photo station

[ducky_88]

Gribber wrote:

html page?

do you know what is the webstation for?

No idea.. (10 char)

[ducky_88]

Gribber wrote:

oh wait, what exactly are you trying to do btw?

because after reading i saw this




fyi, go disable the webstation since you are not planning to host a site on your NAS, instead you should install photo station

I installed photo station into my NAS. So you mean hosting a site. I need to create a domain and add it into my webstation?

[quekky]

GPGT.org wrote:

can mah... no meh? should be able to work with SHR but not RAID 5.

How to expand volumes or Disk Groups... - Synology Inc. Network Attached Storage - NEW NAS Experience

Quote:

For SHR: The capacity of the hard disk you wish to add must be equal to or larger than the largest hard disk in the volume or Disk Group. For example, if your volume is composed of three hard disks – 2 TB, 1.5 TB, and 1 TB respectively – then the capacity of the new hard disk must be at least 2 TB.
For RAID 5, RAID 5 + Spare, or RAID 6: The capacity of the hard disk you wish to add must be equal to or larger than the smallest hard disk in the volume or Disk Group. For example, if your volume is composed of three hard disks – 2 TB, 1.5 TB, and 1 TB respectively – then the capacity of the new hard disk must be at least 1 TB.

In theory I tot for both cases are the smallest. coz for SHR it'll use he smallest to create a RAID and addon with the remaining, so I tot can use that to extend? perhaps someone who have the time and hdd can try it out

[Gribber]

ducky_88 wrote:

I installed photo station into my NAS. So you mean hosting a site. I need to create a domain and add it into my webstation?

have you tried typing

DDNS:82/photo?

[Gribber]

ducky_88 wrote:

I installed photo station into my NAS. So you mean hosting a site. I need to create a domain and add it into my webstation?

just tried with mine.

result.



btw, Web Station is not required


thus you can remove it from
Synology > Control Panel > Web Services > Web Applications > Uncheck "Enable Web Station"

[ducky_88]

Gribber wrote:

have you tried typing

DDNS:82/photo?

Yes, it shows:

Gribber wrote:

btw, webstation is not required

thus you can remove it from

Synology > Control Panel > Web Services > Web Applications > Uncheck "Enable Web Station"

Yup removed them since I don't own a private domain.