Emprex NSD-100 User Manual page 63

7. Q: How do I remote NSD-100 and set BT from WAN?
A: Most ISP will provide one or more dynamic public IP for Internet
connection if your NSD-100 works in static IP framework. Open
your web browser with this static IP address to access NSD-100.
If NSD-100 works with dynamic IP, you may use an NAT router
that supports DDNS function with NSD-100 and register an
easy-to-remember address from DDNS provider to connect to
NSD-100 on the Internet, e.g. myNSD-100.dyndns.org.
NOTE:
1. If your NSD-100 is located behind the NAT router, you need to
open "DMZ" function in NAT router. (Please refer to chapter 6-4
for DMZ setting)
2. If you are using your NSD-100 without being behind an NAT
router, you can also configure to use the DDNS function on NAT
router.
8. Q: How do I use NSD-100's FTP function？
A: If your NSD-100 works in static IP, you may enter the static IP
Address, user name and password in FTP software for
connecting NSD-100 as FTP server; If your NSD-100 works in
dynamic IP, you need to register an address from DDNS provider
to identify NSD-100 on the Internet and then enter the address
registering of DDNS provider, user name and password in FTP
software for connecting NSD-100 as FTP server.
9. Q: Why do I use NSD-100's BT-Download and the network speed
slow down？
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