Why? Because I have no idea what ports the NAS uses but this is for you to dig up and then open those ports to the Internet or what LAN you want this NAS exposed to. This is advanced networking and not usually something the maker or most forums can do for you. Your network, your settings will be all yours.
Hope someone can assist. I ran into problems with a web developer ( me ) finding difficulty in editing through a geoblocking DNS on a Speedport modem/router. Solved using another router, TP-Link connected to the LAN on the Speedport and on the WAN on the TP-Link. The geoblocking DNS on the TP-Link and the ISP DNS on the Speedport.
Now two networks, all fine. Until a NAS is added.
Because the TV is on the geoblocking DNS, then the NAS has to be. This is fine for using the TV to play anything on the NAS, but of course, the internet cannot read the NAS so the user is unable to remotely access their files. BTW, the DHCP is set for geoblocking DNS on the TP-Link and the DHCP on the Speedport is set for ISP. What is the best solution. Many thanks for any assistance.

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