Hello,
I have just purchased an Iomega StorCenter ix2-200 which allows you to create a personal Cloud.
To allow access to remote users it requires the Hub to have UPNP enabled. How do I do this on my recently purchased BT HUB?
The iomega software is ctating that this is not enabled at present with following error:-
"Your network router could not be configured to enable or disable remote access. This can occur when your router does not have UPnP enabled or the required port cannot be opened or closed."
Please advise
Many thanks
Ted (Based In UK)
uPnP can't be enabled on the Business Hub. You need to do it manually. You need portforwarding to do this. Go to Settings> Firewall> Allow Applications, Pinholes and DMZ Mode.
Scroll down to below the list of applications and click "Add a new user defined application". Good luck.
Hi when you say go to Go to Settings> Firewall> Allow Applications, Pinholes and DMZ Mode.
are these settings in the BT HUB software somewhere??
Hi I need to logon to by Broadband Router how do I do this - can anyone help ?
Many thanks
Ted
Hi there this is in the hub settings you can getn there by opening a new browser window and clearing the address bar ( the bit that currently as business.forums.bt.com in it) then typin in the hub address this is typically 192.168.1.254 or home
if this asks you for a password then this will be the 12 digit serial number on the back of the router
enter just the numbers not the letters
Hi Ted,
It sounds like you are using a 2wire BT router? If so, it does not support UPnP, however you can open the ports manually from the allow applications pinholes and DMZ mode.
The newer BT router (hub 3) does support UPnP.
Thanks,
Steve
My BT Business Hub appears to be the 507.
Is this one of the ones that supports UPnP or not?
If not, where can I find more detailed instructions on how to allow my device (a qnap NAS) to be accessed remotely?
Thanks
HI Poster_boy
I am guessing thats the 2700/2701 router (this will be silver and black)
i have done a bit of googling and can see the ports we need are as follows
NAS Services Default Port
Web-based system management 8080
FTP 21
Passive FTP 55536~56559
Web Server 80
Download Station (BitTorrent download) 6881-6999
Remote replication (Rsync) 873
Telnet 13131
SSH 22
SSL 443
SMTP 25
Samba 445
MySQL 3306
TwonkyMedia 9000
This post by Fiona explains port forwarding on this hub in more detail
Hope this helps
Burkem5