2 routers and a NAS (DS211j) port forwarding

[manke]

Hello;

I have tried a lot but it won't work: portforwarding so I can login to my NAS via another network (example my pc on my work).
I have 2 routers:=> 1: Sitecom DC224 (for ADSL), 2: Draytek Vigor 2130N (for my network) and a Synology DS211J NAS:

Situation:
Wall: ADSL -> 62.XX.XX.XX ->Sitecom DC224 (10.0.0.1) -> Vigor 2130N (192.168.1.1) -> NAS DS211J (192.168.1.12 (static)).

Can someone help my with the right settings?
Thanks in advance!

[Shane]

Give this a try first.
http://www.pcwintech.com/how-setup-two-or-more-routers-together-port-forwarding-port-triggering

If you still have trouble let me know and we can see whats going on

Shane

[manke]

Hello, thanks for your answer.
I am doing something wrong (I think I have used the tips of your site).
I have made some screenshots:
Sitecom (my modem/router directly to the phoneline for ADSL)
Vigor 1 - 3 (router connected with a UTP to the sitecom and pc/NAS/etc).
I hope you have enough information.

Kind regards

[manke]

And another screenshot of the WAN/Internet ip adress of the second router.

[Shane]

Good job. Looks good.

So here is what we will do to test the port forwarding is working correctly.

I want you to setup a port forwarding rule to your computer. Do any port you want, say 1979.
Then download and use
http://www.pcwintech.com/simple-port-tester

To test the port. It will open the port on your system and listen for the connection.

Lets go from there

Shane

[manke]

Wouw, you are very quick! Thanks for that so far!!

Yes, I have made a portforward to 192.168.1.13 (ip of my pc) and did it with port 1979.
Then I have tested it with the "simple port tester" and that works ("succes").
What would be my next step?

Kind Regards;
Marco (The Netherlands)

[Shane]

OK that means you setup the 2 routers correctly and port forwarding does work

Now the thing with the NAS is when your home you will connect to it with it local IP and when out side your home you connect to it with your internet IP.
http://www.pcwintech.com/test-for-reverse-nat

We now know port forwarding works and sure your done there.
If your NAS still isn't working right then we need to make sure it has its static IP info setup correctly

Shane

[manke]

The reverse NAT is working (like the website says).
But I cannot login into the NAS. According me the NAS has a static IP, please see the 3 screenshots of my NAS and 1 of the Vigor router (ports).
For login into my NAS via another network, I must give the IPnr (62.2XXXXXXXXX) and the portnumber (5000), right?

[Shane]

Static IP info looks correct.

Can you check on the port it needs? Grab a screen shot of that if you can.
Also try changing the rule in the router for it to TCP + UDP as well.

I am off to a couple of customers to fix some computers. I will be back in a bit

Shane

[manke]

I hope you have information enough of the screenshots (I hope this is what you mean).
If not, please explain what you need.
I am very, very happy with your replies!

Please see screenshots.

[manke]

Now I have tried to open port 7000.... and that works!
I really don't know why port 5000 isn't working, but 7000 is working correct!

[Shane]

Good to hear it is working

Let me know your all set and I will lock this thread

Shane

[manke]

ofcourse I will let you know!
This forum is great, and your help is very great!

On port 7000 I am only getting the "file server", not the Synology DSM page.
I have read port 5000 is DSM page and 7000 the file server, so I think this is correct.
Now only I want to know why I cannot connect to port 5000, for 7000 I am doing the same (same rule in my router).
If someone has the solution for me...... I also gonna try this week some thing, I let you know.
Thanks again!

[Shane]

I didn't see any other rules setup to have a conflict with port 5000.

Unless your ISP is blocking port 5000 for some reason.
Try this, change the port 5000 rule to point to your computer instead, and then use my port tester program. This will help us see if port 5000 is being blocked or not

Shane

[manke]

Hello;

I have tried the above method with port 5000; every time "no succes".
Then I have read in my NAS manual I can go into the NAS with a securesite and port 5001 instead of 5000.
I have tried that and it works!
I am very happy

Shane, thanks for your patience and help! Thank you very much;

Kind regards;
Marco (The Netherlands).