After that, then go browser try login to your qnap. By default its configured for Before you do that though, you need to go to start, type credential manager, then add an entry for your QNAP credentials. or I set my nas to https forced, so i use that. Usually you'd open the admin web interface via qfinder, but if that doesn't work, you can manually type the ip in a browser e.g. It should then show you your qnap lan ip. Also if you are running vpn apps on windows, make sure it allows local lan connectivity) then scan. You go qfinder (make sure firewall isn't blocking this app. I don't know your exact situation so i'll just talk about accessing qnap from a lan scenario.

power it off for 30seconds then power up, do you get a new wan ip?Īlso what is your network layout like and how exactly are you connecting to your QNAP (are you accessing via local lan? or are you connecting remotely over the internet?) And what QTS version and build are you using? what hard drives? are you using raid1 or what? And also if your isp is using a dynamic ip, hard reboot your router.

If i'm not mistaken isn't that your wan ip or something? best edit your post and remove that. So I have tried connecting my laptop directly to the NAS and use Qfinder, which shows an ip of xxxxxxxxx, but it won't connect to this ip and pinging it has No LAN light for 20 seconds and then lights up for 5 seconds. MY TS 251 stopped connecting to my router.

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