Subsequently, I was able to remove router's now unnecessary subnet for the "legacy" 192.168.2.x LAN IP address range. 2. Although NAS was now visible to my router with proper LAN IP, I still was not able to find it with Synology Assistant app (using MacOS).
When you get into the NAS you can configure the ip-address to a static fixed ip-address. Or you connect to your router and in the router you configure a so-called static DHCP mapping (refer to the manual of your router for how to do that) so the router always assigns the same ip-address to the Synology. find.synology.com. Type the above URL “ find.synology.com” into your web browser’s address bar. It will direct you to a webpage which proceed to scan your local network. You will see an image similar to this. If it managed to find the NAS, it will appear after the search and you may proceed to login. The easy way to find the IP address of the NAS is connect the device to the Network (Switch), and then use a port scan to find IP address of the devices that are live in the network. Turn off all unnecessary equipments, to decrease the devices found in the port scan. If you do this, you will have a clear idea of the IP´s in your network. Good Jun 04, 2018 · Once you have configured your NAS and wish to connect to it again, simply use the IP of the NAS in your web browser with port 80 on the end (example: 192.168.0.30:80) or use the Synology Assistant Jul 17, 2017 · Synology offers a very user friendly Network Attached Storage (NAS) device experience, but that doesn’t mean unboxing it and starting it up is exactly a one-click affair. Let’s get things up and running so we can move onto all the fun projects a compact NAS with server-like functionality can facilitate. May 18, 2018 · For this video we try to explain why you should use a static IP address rather than a dynamic IP address. We then show you how to adjust the DHCP address pool on a Synology RT1900ac Router.
Jun 04, 2018 · Once you have configured your NAS and wish to connect to it again, simply use the IP of the NAS in your web browser with port 80 on the end (example: 192.168.0.30:80) or use the Synology Assistant
When you get into the NAS you can configure the ip-address to a static fixed ip-address. Or you connect to your router and in the router you configure a so-called static DHCP mapping (refer to the manual of your router for how to do that) so the router always assigns the same ip-address to the Synology. find.synology.com. Type the above URL “ find.synology.com” into your web browser’s address bar. It will direct you to a webpage which proceed to scan your local network. You will see an image similar to this. If it managed to find the NAS, it will appear after the search and you may proceed to login. The easy way to find the IP address of the NAS is connect the device to the Network (Switch), and then use a port scan to find IP address of the devices that are live in the network. Turn off all unnecessary equipments, to decrease the devices found in the port scan. If you do this, you will have a clear idea of the IP´s in your network. Good Jun 04, 2018 · Once you have configured your NAS and wish to connect to it again, simply use the IP of the NAS in your web browser with port 80 on the end (example: 192.168.0.30:80) or use the Synology Assistant
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Each router has 2 IP addresses: an internal IP address and an external IP address. We have two software tools that can find your router's IP address. Both of them are free downloads. You can use the free software tools or the windows command prompt to find your router's IP address. At the command