Anyone knows the default WAN settings
of n0503 NAS after factory reset...
Play with the settings until cannot access from router
I think I need ip address of the nas, default gateway and dns server
number after factory reset so that I can chAnge the router to be the same
in order to able to access the NAS
sidenote: do u think is it possible to direct connect the NAS to a PC and access
the admin page to change
the WAN setting in order to make it same as
router?
Anyone connect using the LAN port on their NAS?? I read up that most use the WAN
port instead
appreciate any reply because fixing this issue for last few
days
by right, already can connect yesterday but hand itchy go
play with the setting and now have to reset my router and NAS...haizzz
Have you fixed it yet?
Anyway the labels they used are quite confusing. From what I gather,
WAN is for the rest of the network that does not rely on the NAS as a gateway, and LAN is for the network that does use the NAS as a gateway to the WAN. So if you already have a router, just connect the NAS on the WAN port, this is the most common application.
Anyway looking at the LCD you should be able to see the IP address of the WAN port after factory reset right? from there you can access it either through switch or even directly connected (but this may require CROSS cable if your LAN ports are not auto MDI/MDIX)
The thing about IP address is you have to be on the same subnet to access the web UI. I recall that the WAN IP defaults to:
192.168.1.100 .
You have to make sure your network is on 192.168.1 as well. Some routers use 192.168.2 so unless you have set a wider subnet like 255.255.0.0, you will need to manually assign in Windows your PC to be on 192.168.1 subnet.
Set your Windows network manually :
IP address 192.168.1.101
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Gateway Leave blank
DNS Leave blank
You should be able to access 192.168.1.100 through your browser after this.
Configure your WAN settings accordingly or just use dynamic.
If you're on the 192.168.2.X subnet for your network, go to LAN and change the IP to 192.168.3.X so the LAN port is on a different subnet, I think this will help identify your network interfaces as some programs running on the NAS may not be able to identify which interface they should use and since one is 192.168.2.X, same as your network you will easily be able to identify that as the correct port.
You can PM me if you need help