NAS behind Router on same subnet.
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Posted by lancepickens@gmail.com on October 13, 2006, 2:58 pm
Please log in for more thread options Hi, I have a NAS device, a buffalo TerraStation to be exact, connected to a small router on the same subnet. Does anyone have pointers as to how I can find it on the net. I'm not certain, but I think that this NAS broadcasts itself as a windows directory//SMB. The NAS is accessible when I am on the same router but I don't know how to find it when it is behind the new one. Thanks for reading, Lance | ||||||||||||||||
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Posted by anoop on October 13, 2006, 4:20 pm
Please log in for more thread options lancepickens@gmail.com wrote: If it's sitting behind a router, then it should probably be in a different subnet. And if you're using windows networking, then to get things to work across subnets you should have a WINS server configured, either via DHCP or manually. Anoop | ||||||||||||||||
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Posted by lancepickens@gmail.com on October 13, 2006, 4:33 pm
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> lancepick...@gmail.com wrote:
> > I have a NAS device, a buffalo TerraStation to be exact, connected to
probably be in a
> > a small router on the same subnet. Does anyone have pointers as to how > > I can find it on the net. I'm not certain, but I think that this NAS > > broadcasts itself as a windows directory//SMB. The NAS is accessible > > when I am on the same router but I don't know how to find it when it > > is behind the new one.If it's sitting behind a router, then it should > different subnet. And if you're using windows networking, then
I connected the Belkin router to the other spare ethernet port on my
> to get things to work across subnets you should have a WINS > server configured, either via DHCP or manually. > > Anoop network. The NAS is connected to that. I can ping the router, of course, but am a little lost on where to go from here. Will all devices connected to that router appear as having a singular IP address to the outside world? Thanks, for the help, I'm really new at this. | ||||||||||||||||
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Posted by anoop on October 13, 2006, 6:26 pm
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lancepickens@gmail.com wrote: > I connected the Belkin router to the other spare ethernet port on my
> network. The NAS is connected > to that. I can ping the router, of course, but am a little lost on > where to go from here. Will all devices > connected to that router appear as having a singular IP address to the > outside world? If you're new to the whole subnetting thing, suggest to read some stuff on it. It would be hard to go through everything here. There's tons of stuff on the web (search for "subnetting basics"), and you should be able to find good books as well. Anoop | ||||||||||||||||
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> a small router on the same subnet. Does anyone have pointers as to how
> I can find it on the net. I'm not certain, but I think that this NAS
> broadcasts itself as a windows directory//SMB. The NAS is accessible
> when I am on the same router but I don't know how to find it when it
> is behind the new one.