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How to access seagate NAS drive remotely in a smooth way?
- How to connect Seagate Backup Plus 3TB?
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The NAS (Network Attached Storage) is connected to a network that allows enables the storage and retrieval of data. NAS device systems are flexible and easy to work in a user interface. NAS functions similar to a private cloud in the office. The NAS is faster in performance, less expensive, and provides all the benefits that of a public cloud service. The NAS will give access and complete control. Here, the following steps are about how to access Seagate NAS drive remotely.
- Launch your windows laptop. Open the default web browser.
- In the address bar of the browser, search for the Seagate NAS.
- Log in to your Seagate NAS by entering the Seagate username and login password.
- Once you log in, go to the NAS option.
- Locate the Device manager icon on the screen.
- Locate the Network option under the Customize window on the left.
- You will find four tabs namely,
- Connections
- Proxy
- Remote Access
- Port Forwarding
- Click the Remote Access tab. The Remote access window will open.
- Select your NAS from the drop-down list box that how to access seagate nas drive remotely.
- Set a Seagate MyNAS name for your NAS drive and click on the Apply button.
- A status window will open, showing that the Seagate NAS is now enabled.
- It will also display a link that will redirect you to accessing the NAS drive remotely.
- There are times when your MyNAS fails to get enabled even if the link is provided in the window,
- You can start to manually forward a port in the router.
- When the prompt opens, click on the pen icon on the right.
- In the advanced settings, set the port forwarding to ‘Manual.’
- Now, the advanced settings will open a protocol window.
- Set the protocol to HTTP.
- In the Port forwarding section, set the port to 4001. Click Save.
- The Seagate NAS drive will be detected.
- Using these steps we can execute that how to access seagate NAS drive remotely.
Now to access the NAS drive remotely,
- Select the Seagate driver from the list of external devices connected to your Mac.
- Once you locate your driver, right-click on Seagate backup plus.
- It will open up a list; select the Update driver.
- Once you perform the reboot, restart your PC.
- Check to see if the above solution fixes the issue.
- By using these steps that how to access seagate NAS drive remotely.
