Hi all,
I’m trying to set up the iShare function on my Simpletech SimpleShare NAS drive. The iShare function allows you to access the SimpleShare drive remotely via a dynamic URL setup through registering the drive with www.simpleshare.com.
Disclaimer: I’m not a networking expert. Everything I'm trying is from reading documentation and googling. This is the first I've ever tried to set up port forwarding, remote access etc. I'm pretty newbie to routing stuff.
My setup is:
Qwest DSL with Qwest.net as my ISP (no MSN), cisco 678 ADSL modem, Linksys wrt54g router. The SimpleShare drive is plugged into the Linksys, along with a desktop computer and a network enabled HP printer. I also have a laptop that connects via the Linksys wi-fi.
My ISP is Qwest.net – according to online info they do not block port 80, I found a site (http://www.planetdns.net/testserver/list/67/page/75) and it returns :
Below are the results of your server test. If you have any questions or comments regarding these results please do not hesitate to e-mail our support at support@planetdns.net
Web Server (PlanetSiteServer)
TCP Port: 80
Service Status: OK
Greeting: httpd
Description: The service is working correctly and is available from the entire internet.
My Linksys is connected to the the 678, under advanced routing it says gateway operating mode lan and interface to lan & wireless. The linksys firewall is enabled, though I did uncheck block anonymous requests while trying to set this up.
I forwarded the traffic on port 80 from my Cisco 678 (10.0.0.1) to my Linksys wrt54g (10.0.0.2) (local address of 192.168.1.1)
Using the following commands:
Cbos> en
cbos#set nat entry add 10.0.0.2 80 tcp
cbos#set nat entry add 10.0.0.2 80 udp
cbos# write
cbos# exit
cbos> show nat
NAT is currently enabled
Port Network Global
eth0 Inside
wan0-0 Outside 71.208.56.9
vip0 Outside
vip1 Outside
vip2 Outside
Local IP : Port Global IP : Port Timer Flags Proto Interface
10.0.0.2:1026 71.208.56.9:27217 21270 0x00246 tcp eth0 wan0-
0
10.0.0.2:4026 71.208.56.9:11455 60570 0x00146 tcp eth0 wan0-
0
10.0.0.2:4139 71.208.56.9:15545 67500 0x00246 tcp eth0 wan0-
0
10.0.0.2:1030 71.208.56.9:18258 83940 0x00246 tcp eth0 wan0-
0
10.0.0.2:1035 71.208.56.9:18278 84420 0x00246 tcp eth0 wan0-
0
10.0.0.2:80 *****:80 0 0x00041 tcp eth0
10.0.0.2:80 *****:80 0 0x00041 udp eth0
10.0.0.2:1357 71.208.56.9:18611 86340 0x00046 tcp eth0 wan0-
0
On the wrt54g port forwarding is set port 80 to 192.168.101 ( the address of the simpleshare drive).
I realize this is DHCP and could change but if I can get this to work then I’ll assign a static ip like 192.168.1.50 or similar (DHCP is 100 – 149).
After setting the port forwarding if I type http://10.0.0.2 in the web browser it goes to the simpleshare drive – not to the Linksys any longer. I assume this is correct since I’m forwarding all port 80 traffic to the simple share.
I then fire up the simpleshare browser interface. It prompts for the info from registering the simpleshare drive at simpleshare.com (they give you a numerical key and a dynamic url in the form of xxxx.simpleshare.com, you also record the MAC address of the drive, I have verified the correctness of all entered info several times)
After prompting for the ishare port number (80), the web site address name xxxx.simpletech.com and registration key 12345 my simpleshare then tests the port
I see the outgoing request in the Linksys log:
Lan ip destination url/ip service/port number
192.168.1.101 66.237.65.185 www
I don’t see an incoming response in the Linksys log.
I switched from port forwarding to DMZ putting 192.168.101 as the host IP address
I see the outgoing request:
Lan ip destination url/ip service/port number
192.168.1.101 66.237.65.185 www
The only incoming I see is:
Source IP Destination Port Number
64.233.169.104 2900
64.233.169.104 2924
Which resolve to google (which begs the question of why do I having incoming requests from google? I have a couple of disabled google firefox extensions but I don’t have google toolbar or desktop etc. installed).
So I am going crazy trying to understand why I can’t get this to run since Qwest does not appear to block port 80, port 80 appears to be forwarding, the outgoing request is there but I never get an incoming response.
Ideas????
Thanks!!!
I’m trying to set up the iShare function on my Simpletech SimpleShare NAS drive. The iShare function allows you to access the SimpleShare drive remotely via a dynamic URL setup through registering the drive with www.simpleshare.com.
Disclaimer: I’m not a networking expert. Everything I'm trying is from reading documentation and googling. This is the first I've ever tried to set up port forwarding, remote access etc. I'm pretty newbie to routing stuff.
My setup is:
Qwest DSL with Qwest.net as my ISP (no MSN), cisco 678 ADSL modem, Linksys wrt54g router. The SimpleShare drive is plugged into the Linksys, along with a desktop computer and a network enabled HP printer. I also have a laptop that connects via the Linksys wi-fi.
My ISP is Qwest.net – according to online info they do not block port 80, I found a site (http://www.planetdns.net/testserver/list/67/page/75) and it returns :
Below are the results of your server test. If you have any questions or comments regarding these results please do not hesitate to e-mail our support at support@planetdns.net
Web Server (PlanetSiteServer)
TCP Port: 80
Service Status: OK
Greeting: httpd
Description: The service is working correctly and is available from the entire internet.
My Linksys is connected to the the 678, under advanced routing it says gateway operating mode lan and interface to lan & wireless. The linksys firewall is enabled, though I did uncheck block anonymous requests while trying to set this up.
I forwarded the traffic on port 80 from my Cisco 678 (10.0.0.1) to my Linksys wrt54g (10.0.0.2) (local address of 192.168.1.1)
Using the following commands:
Cbos> en
cbos#set nat entry add 10.0.0.2 80 tcp
cbos#set nat entry add 10.0.0.2 80 udp
cbos# write
cbos# exit
cbos> show nat
NAT is currently enabled
Port Network Global
eth0 Inside
wan0-0 Outside 71.208.56.9
vip0 Outside
vip1 Outside
vip2 Outside
Local IP : Port Global IP : Port Timer Flags Proto Interface
10.0.0.2:1026 71.208.56.9:27217 21270 0x00246 tcp eth0 wan0-
0
10.0.0.2:4026 71.208.56.9:11455 60570 0x00146 tcp eth0 wan0-
0
10.0.0.2:4139 71.208.56.9:15545 67500 0x00246 tcp eth0 wan0-
0
10.0.0.2:1030 71.208.56.9:18258 83940 0x00246 tcp eth0 wan0-
0
10.0.0.2:1035 71.208.56.9:18278 84420 0x00246 tcp eth0 wan0-
0
10.0.0.2:80 *****:80 0 0x00041 tcp eth0
10.0.0.2:80 *****:80 0 0x00041 udp eth0
10.0.0.2:1357 71.208.56.9:18611 86340 0x00046 tcp eth0 wan0-
0
On the wrt54g port forwarding is set port 80 to 192.168.101 ( the address of the simpleshare drive).
I realize this is DHCP and could change but if I can get this to work then I’ll assign a static ip like 192.168.1.50 or similar (DHCP is 100 – 149).
After setting the port forwarding if I type http://10.0.0.2 in the web browser it goes to the simpleshare drive – not to the Linksys any longer. I assume this is correct since I’m forwarding all port 80 traffic to the simple share.
I then fire up the simpleshare browser interface. It prompts for the info from registering the simpleshare drive at simpleshare.com (they give you a numerical key and a dynamic url in the form of xxxx.simpleshare.com, you also record the MAC address of the drive, I have verified the correctness of all entered info several times)
After prompting for the ishare port number (80), the web site address name xxxx.simpletech.com and registration key 12345 my simpleshare then tests the port
I see the outgoing request in the Linksys log:
Lan ip destination url/ip service/port number
192.168.1.101 66.237.65.185 www
I don’t see an incoming response in the Linksys log.
I switched from port forwarding to DMZ putting 192.168.101 as the host IP address
I see the outgoing request:
Lan ip destination url/ip service/port number
192.168.1.101 66.237.65.185 www
The only incoming I see is:
Source IP Destination Port Number
64.233.169.104 2900
64.233.169.104 2924
Which resolve to google (which begs the question of why do I having incoming requests from google? I have a couple of disabled google firefox extensions but I don’t have google toolbar or desktop etc. installed).
So I am going crazy trying to understand why I can’t get this to run since Qwest does not appear to block port 80, port 80 appears to be forwarding, the outgoing request is there but I never get an incoming response.
Ideas????
Thanks!!!