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[ahsiang1001]

I have setup DDNS using dlinkddns. I can get the login screen from outside. Once I entered my ID and password which 100% sure it's correct, I got hit by no response or timeout. What could be the cause?

[cable2]

Hi,
It would be good if you could give a bit more information about how you are trying to access the data / drive?  Are you using ftp or what? 

[ahsiang1001]

Hi, I have setup Dlinkddns into the DNS-320. When I browse to my url via IE/FF/Chrome, I can get the login screen. Once I enter the id and password, I am hit with error no response from host or timeout error. I realized my ISP is blocking port 80. How can I change the DNS-320 to have the admin on say, port 8080 so that I can setup my router to point all 8080 to my dns-320?

[cable2]

Hi again,
I am pretty certain that the 320 does not have any settings to adjust for the Web File Server.  The settings that would need to be changed would be on your router and probably your DDNS account / address.  This is not the best location for that type of information and google or your router's support forum might be a better place to look.  Another option though is that your needs might be served just as well and easier by using the 320's FTP server, which you want to consider unless in some strange situation your ISP also blocks port 21 which is the default for FTP.  Something to consider anyway.  Good luck

[ahsiang1001]

i got it working by using secure 443, which my telco is not blocking.

[stu6917]

Hi,

I have the same issue, but cant get it to work on HTTPS either, ideas?

Stu

[albert]

Do ensure that the relevant port-forwarding is done on your router for the services (web, ftp, ssh, etc) you're trying to access remotely.

Take note that for firmware version < 2.03b3, the default port for remote webUI access would not work.