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ik zou de handelingen uit onderstaande mail wel willen uitvoeren maar ik kom al in de problemen als ik
mijn router in wil stellen. Ik heb een Sitecom 300N router. Ik heb geprobeerd om een poort te Forwarden maar ik krijg dan de volgende melding;
"Ongeldig IP-adres! Dit moet worden ingesteld binnen het huidige subnet. Nu is de IP van uw LAN IP 192.168.0.1" Wat doe ik verkeert of wat moet ik eerst doen??
HarryM.
From: Synology Technical Support
Hi HarryM
Thank you for the inquiry.
After deleting volume, do you create a new volume?
If you have created new volume after deleting it, unfortunately, we can't mount the volume back. Please direct contact professional data rescue company to recover your data.
If not yet, we can try to mount the volume but not 100% promise it works, just a further try. Hope you understand that.
We will need your permission to get into your system via telnet access and have a closer look at this problem for solving it. Please help to provide us with the information below so we can access your system. You can set up to allow IP 118.163.30.16 in your router to get more secure.
Remote Access Instructions
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1. Standard Ports we need you to open: 22, 23, 5000, 5001, 80
You can refer to this FAQ and know our service port.
http://www.synology.com/support/faq_show.php?q_id=299&lang=enuPlease check the ports are opened by following link.
http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/2. Please enable the TELNET or SSH function in Web UI of your Synology NAS . ( [Nework Service] > [Terminal] )
3. WAN IP Address of your Synology NAS:
[Please go to
http://www.canyouseeme.org/ to fill in the above information and check if the port is open or not]
4. A temporary password for admin account of your Synology NAS: ((We need "admin" account, not admin-equal account))
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** Our office time is 10:00~18:00 (GMT +8) Monday to Friday.
Further more, please provide the information below,
1. Do you remember the volume RAID type? SHR/RAID1/JBOD/RAID0?
2. Do you create a disk group ?