Unable to access my router from remotely!

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Hi,

I have my newly installed BSNL ftth with dbc router for my home , which is working fine as of now with internet connection and speed.
but I am not able to access my router remotely or access from other ISP network.

before I have tried to access my home router thru DDNS server but my bsnl router has two predefined DDNS servers are paid one and
also I am not able to add free DDNS server. so concluded to get static ip and access my router remotely and i am not sure
this could be router fault or any router settings issue.

I have enabled remote access from below router page. still I am not able to access my router remotely.
even enable those ports with ticks, router doesn't save the settings. once i reboot my router the ticks are gone.

I am not sure am doing the right way.

Kindly guide me how to proceed further.
Thanks

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Ok, could you please tell more about your backup storage? Is it an off the shelf NAS device, please share the brand and model number.

1. For remote access to the data backup system, there are other better ways, for example, ZeroTier which some NAS systems support out of the box.
2. To reboot your ONT, again you could potentially configure your storage device (of course this depends on what kind of device it is) to trigger a reboot at a scheduled interface.
 
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Great, so I assume the laptop is powered on at all times? In that case, you could install ZeroTier on the laptop and set it up. You'd then be able to access your laptop remotely from anywhere (as long as you have the ZeroTier client installed and it supports Android/iOS/mac OS/Linux etc)

For the reboot issue, you could have a scheduled task running on the laptop, which could do it over a telnet session or maybe even over an HTTP call.

And you don't need a static IP for this either.
 
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forgot to say that data-storage connected laptop is kind of dying, so i am trying to Point of connection with router and with Addonics NASU2 device to access my databackup. does zerotier supports Addonics NASU2 ?
 
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Not sure how much that adapter costs, but perhaps you could get a Raspberry Pi instead? There are many guides available that would help you set it up as a NAS.

Performance-wise also, I think it would give better results.

And regarding the router rebooting issue, I'd say get a decent wireless router, say the TP-Link Archer C6 for about Rs 2500 or so. Put the ONT in bridge mode. You'd get much better and stable results.
 
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@swapneelp Thanks for the documentation.
@varkey Thanks, I was thinking about the same, buying branded router.I will take this as a solution to my problem.
btw, i found a vb script to reboot from windows in single click. Thanks again.

below is the script someone can use it,copy and paste it on notepad and save as .vbs

Option explicit
Dim oShell
set oShell= Wscript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
oShell.Run "telnet"
WScript.Sleep 1000
oShell.Sendkeys "open 192.168.1.1~"
WScript.Sleep 1000
oShell.Sendkeys "admin~"
WScript.Sleep 1000
oShell.Sendkeys "yourrouterpassword~"
WScript.Sleep 1000
oShell.Sendkeys "reboot~"
WScript.Sleep 1000
oShell.Sendkeys "~"
Wscript.Quit
 
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Hello friends, :)
I have a Synology NAS DS 211J.
I am unable to access my NAS from the internet.
My connection is as follows,
My NAS is connected by Lan cable to a tenda F3 router which is connected to a Optilink ONT fibre device.

Can anyone suggest me some help ?
 
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@stringer.6 You can install Zerotier on the Synology NAS and register the device under a network in your Zerotier account. Any other device part of the same network will be able to access the Synology NAS. You can have a look at the Getting Started section if you haven't explored Zerotier already.

ZeroTier One for Synology NAS is designed for DSM 6+ and can be installed on any ARM, x86, or x64 based Synology NAS device.
Click to expand...

The Zerotier binaries for Synology are available here
 
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