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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => D-Link Storage => DNS-320L => Topic started by: lopz_ on May 03, 2013, 04:22:46 PM
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First of all sorry if not well understood, this is translated with google translator ...
I purchased the NAS DNS-320L, One of the reasons I bought it is because I was reading in several places that FFP could add aMule and various software.
The problem is that will not let me telnet access.
no matter you use windows telnet or PUTTY, both give connection error.
I searched the forums and more forums and none read anyone with this problem.
My DNS-320L is revision A2, I updated the firmware to version DLINK_DNS320L.1.01b03
Does anyone know what may be the cause?
I tried to return to factory and still leave telnet access.
Thanks and
a greeting ...
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I installed the Telnet service to a laptop.
I have turned off the NAS (DNS-320L)
I set the computer's IP 192.168.1.222 Laptop, this IP is that had the NAS.
From my PC I connect to the laptop via telnet without problems, I turn off the laptop, turn on the NAS, and connection error.
The router is configured correctly.
Does anyone know how to activate the Telnet? I checked all the settings and have not found any option for it.
thanks
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dns-320l dont offer telnet or ssh services by default, you need to instal fonz fun-plug to obtain them.
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Good night.
Thanks for the reply ...
Misunderstanding was all manuals, I thought to install ffp had to enter through telnet.
I found a manual that clarified much the issue.
I've managed to install:
transmission (but looking I found gave solve problems)
nano
mc (m comander)
Thank you again.
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to install transmission you need to fix /dev/random and /dev/urandom problems or it wont start (while generating an enormous log file):
chmod 665 /dev/random
chmod 775 /dev/urandom
you'll need to place that on a script that runs at startup or redo manually at each reboot.