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[beabearbear]

I know this is a noob question but I've been reading for a while now and can't figure it out.

At home where my DNS323 resides on my network, I just type in: http://192.168.1.108/web/login.asp
and I'm into the webgui to add torrents and change settings etc.

I'm at work right now, and obviously, that url won't work. From my understanding, I put in the IP of my router instead of the 192.168.1.1 ? So, http://69.__.____._____/web/login.asp?

Thanks in advance

[Fatman]

You also need to make sure you have forwarded port 80 TCP (the well known HTTP port) on your router to 192.168.1.108.

[Chill]

Aside from forwarding like what Fatman posted, is your IP static or dynamic?

[JonWVBFL]

I just did this on my system.  I have a DSL connection, so I am connected in PPPoE through my D-Link DGL-4300.

If your router has the ability, I would register for a Dynamic DNS and have the router update its IP address regularly.  I used  dyndns.org  (DLink has their own also).  Once this is registered it helps ensure that you can always reach your devices even if your WAN IP changes.  I set it to refresh every 24 hours, it also refreshes if the router reboots.

Here is a picture of the setup in the D-LINK DGL-4300:


Then, under the virtual server settings (Port forwarding) I told it to forward public port TCP 8081 (8080 is used already for my router remote admin) to a local TCP 80 on the ip address of my DNS-323.  Here is a screenshot of that:




Now your router might be different, but hopefully this will help explain it and easily translated to your device.

Once this is done, all I need to do to access my DNS-323 is go to a URL like this:

http://whatever.dyndnsorg.gaveme:8081/

Have a nice day!