Recent content by mikolajek

Does anyone know how to configure this with DDNS from OVH's own service called Dyn Host?

Hi @L&LD, thanks for this tip! Indeed I have the RT-AX88U router, that I got very recently, and indeed I've flashed it with Asuswrt-Merlin firmware. It certainly supports OpenVPN. I'm also a subscriber for NordVPN. I've found some tutorials on how to set it up on QNAP NAS, I suppose it's...

Thank you, everyone! The reason is simple, I need quite regular access to my files hosted on NAS. When it comes to VPN - yep, I couldn't agree more, but the simplest (and dumbest) reason I don't have it yet is that I haven't figured out how to do so... :( Can you please advise - is it OK for...

I'd like my QNAP device to be accessible remotely using a subdomain of a domain I control, and not MyQNAPCloud or other DDNS service. I do have static IP assigned for my home, just for the record. I've set the nas1.domain.com subdomain and assigned my home IP to it. Then I've forwarded port 443...

Superb, thank you, that's much appreciated! Actually I believe it has been fixed with the Merlin firmware - I've re-attempted to deleted the legacy device there and it's gone for now. I haven't yet assigned this IP to any other device though, so I'm not 100% sure it worked. If not, I will...

It looks this issue hasn't been resolved for years now, as I can see similar threads related to the older router models... But I'm hoping I've just overlooked the solution... So my router is RT-AX88U with the latest firmware: 3.0.0.4.384_8018. The issue faced is pretty straightforward - it's...

With QTS 4.3 QNAP has reached the user experience level where it was previously failing, compared to Synology. Synology is still a bit prettier, though... ;) However I agree when it comes to functionality, there are no noticeable differences for a standard home user. I find QTS being faster, but...

I support Reds recommendation. Surprisingly, even though it's the same company at the end of the day, I had issues with Seagate drives and I used to be a long-time Seagate user. The current IronWolf line has much better reviews, but I haven't decided to give them another run.

Thank you for all your remarks! Well, I lke the TP Link's typical software GUI and allowed functionalities, but obviously I have no experience with Netgear. What I've found over the web is just the Tp Link's signal coverage is more stable and better distributed, while for Netgear it seems it...

I'm using SyncBackPro with several profiles set up. Works flawlessly and doesn't cause throughput issues. Can be simple but has a lot of expert features as well. And it's totally affordable.

How about QNAP TS-251+? Should be powerful enough to handle the task, I'm using it with two cams and it works perfectly.

I'm not a gamer, just need a decent piece of signal distributor over a large apartment. It will get the signal from my ISP-provided crappy router that I'll switch into the bridge mode. At least a couple of wireless devices will be connected to it at the same time, out of which 4-5 will be...