I am having some trouble figuring out remote access for my home network, and I wonder if a text savvy user can help me out.
Thank you in advance for any help you can give me
My set up: I have a Ubee 1310 gateway, and behind it I have a Google Nest Wi-Fi mesh system. Connected to this Wi-Fi network is my WD My Cloud Ex2 Nas. I'd like to be able to access my home wifi remotely and if possible be able to wake up the Nas remotely from hibernation using wake-on-lan
Currently I can access the Nas remotely using Plex and the WD dashboard when it's not hibernating. But it's expensive to run it all the time so I prefer to wake it up when I need it
I'm having trouble opening ports on the Ubee 1310 and forwarding them to the Nas on Google Nest -- my ISP here in Medellin Colombia controls which ports are open on the modem. The ISP has opened several ports for TCP and disabled the Ubee's firewall, but the ports still appear closed to online port scanners such as CanYouSeeMe
If I could figure out how to open a port on the Ubee and forward it through the Nest to the Nas, I could send it a remote wake on LAN packet
I've looked a little about setting up a DDNS IP, but am not sure this will do the trick.
Has anybody grokked this type of situation before? Is there some obvious solution I haven't thought of?
Again thanks for any help
Thank you in advance for any help you can give me
My set up: I have a Ubee 1310 gateway, and behind it I have a Google Nest Wi-Fi mesh system. Connected to this Wi-Fi network is my WD My Cloud Ex2 Nas. I'd like to be able to access my home wifi remotely and if possible be able to wake up the Nas remotely from hibernation using wake-on-lan
Currently I can access the Nas remotely using Plex and the WD dashboard when it's not hibernating. But it's expensive to run it all the time so I prefer to wake it up when I need it
I'm having trouble opening ports on the Ubee 1310 and forwarding them to the Nas on Google Nest -- my ISP here in Medellin Colombia controls which ports are open on the modem. The ISP has opened several ports for TCP and disabled the Ubee's firewall, but the ports still appear closed to online port scanners such as CanYouSeeMe
If I could figure out how to open a port on the Ubee and forward it through the Nest to the Nas, I could send it a remote wake on LAN packet
I've looked a little about setting up a DDNS IP, but am not sure this will do the trick.
Has anybody grokked this type of situation before? Is there some obvious solution I haven't thought of?
Again thanks for any help